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Belgorod, whose webcams can be viewed online on this site, was founded in the distant 16th century

At that time, on the territory of the modern city, which stretches along the banks of the Northern Donets, a mighty fortress was erected by the decree of Tsar Fyodor Ioannovich.
Today Belgorod is a modern and very beautiful city with a rich cultural and historical heritage.

In addition, Belgorod, whose webcams can be viewed in real time, is endowed with the honorary title of the City of Military Glory

Therefore, many monuments and sights located on its streets are dedicated to the memory of the heroes and events of the Second World War.
How the glorious "White City" lived and lives today can be learned from numerous museums. One of the most significant museum institutions in the city is the diorama “Battle of Kursk. Belgorod direction ". Initially, in 1985, the Hall of Military Glory was opened here, the creation of which was timed to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Victory over the Nazi invaders.
The museum was under reconstruction for a long time. It was during this period that a unique diorama was created, which today tells about the main events of the Battle of Kursk. The museum that appears to visitors today was opened in 1987. Today it is considered the most visited in the city. About 160 thousand visitors come to see the story coming to life every year. In addition to the canvas itself, the museum contains more than 14 thousand storage units that tell about the military history of the city and the surrounding area.

It is noteworthy that the diorama of Belgorod is the largest in Europe

The painting canvas is a solid canvas, 67 * 15 meters in size. It depicts the plot of a tank battle near Prokhorovka. The view of the diorama canvas opens from a distance of 200 meters. It depicts the decisive battle at the Kursk Bulge, which took place in July 1943. In addition to the visual series, the sound sequence allows you to feel yourself in the thick of events, with the roar of shells, the voice of the famous announcer Levitan, and the shouts of the soldiers.
In addition to the hall with the diorama, the museum has two more rooms, where a large collection of weapons, maps, documents, letters from the front, and photographs is presented. The museum is located on a high plinth and is surrounded by a spacious platform. Next to the structure, curved in the form of an arc, samples of military vehicles from the Second World War are exhibited.

If you still can't go to these parts in person, Belgorod webcams, which you can watch online on this site, will allow you to make an exciting virtual walk through the city streets.