Tukhachevsky street, 28/4. Camera 1. Webcams Stavropol

Stavropol webcam in real time allows you to view the view of the street. Tukhachevsky, 28/4.

The lens captures the parking space and houses of the new residential complex.

Stavropol, whose webcams are available on the site in real time on the site, is considered the gateway to the Caucasus.

It received such a symbolic name due to its location between the Black and Caspian Seas. Travelers love to visit this city due to its comfortable climate, many park spaces, and various historical sites.
The region is also popular among pilgrim tourists, as there are many holy places. Moreover, people come from different parts of the world and religion.

So, in the Assumption Church of Stavropol, whose webcams make it possible to walk around the city online, there is an icon of the Iberian Mother of God, which was painted by the monks of Athos.

In Mineralnye Vody, you can make a short tour with visits to places that are associated with the life of the elder Theodosius of the Caucasus. Of these, the most important is the Church of the Intercession of the Mother of God. It contains the relics of the saint.
There are many natural attractions in the region. In the center of Stavropol there is a unique complex called "Taman Forest". This is one of the most accessible forest areas, which is also located within the city. The area of ​​the green zone is about 500 hectares. In its eastern part is the most favorite vacation spot - Komsomolsky pond. There are many different paths through the forest, which are a pleasure to walk along. There is even a “Health Path” along the northern edge.
There are five springs on the territory of the Tamansky forest: Mikhailovsky, Ossetinsky, Lysogorsky, Moika and Kholodny. This is a very picturesque place in Stavropol, which must be visited. Live webcams broadcast views of the city landscapes.

Another interesting attraction is the natural reserve "Liman", it is located in the Andropovsky district on the border with the Karachay-Cherkess Republic.

It was created in 2012. To restore and preserve the water and natural balance near the floodplain of the river. Kurshavka. It is famous thanks to the swamp lake of the same name, which feeds the Great Stavropol Canal. The average depth reaches 1.5 m, and the area at different times of the year is 9.4 hectares. Hundreds of plant species grow here, eleven of which are included in the Red Book. The reserve is also a nesting place for birds. The reserve will be a good place for those who want to get acquainted with the nature of the region.