Embankment named after Gorky. Webcams Evpatoria

Live webcam overlooking the Gorky embankment in Evpatoria.

This is one of the two city embankments where you can make a pleasant promenade along the Black Sea. A well-maintained pedestrian zone, green spaces, fragments of the water area fall into the lens. The broadcast is transmitted in real time.

Evpatoria, whose webcams can be viewed online on this page, is an ancient city on the Black Sea coast, which provides wonderful opportunities not only for recreation and recreation, but also for cultural education.

In a city with more than 2500 years of history, ancient monuments of architecture and archeology have been preserved. There are also many picturesque places for recreation. And beautiful sandy beaches, mud lakes, modern sanatoriums will give you a pleasant vacation experience and a boost of energy for the whole coming year.
One of the unique areas of Evpatoria is the cultural and ethnographic center of Little Jerusalem, or the Old City. This is the historical part of Evpatoria, where monuments of various religious movements coexist in good neighborliness and friendship. There is a Muslim mosque and monastery of Tekie dervishes, Karaite kenasses, an Armenian church, a synagogue and Orthodox churches. This is a real treasury of cultural heritage of various eras, peoples and confessions. That is why the Old City in Evpatoria is often compared to the capital of Israel.

The Juma-Jami Khan Mosque in Evpatoria was built in the middle of the 16th century during the reign of Devlet I from the Geraev dynasty.

The structure was supplemented under Mehmed II and became the place where 18 of the 57 Crimean khans swore allegiance to the throne.
There are also echoes of an older period in Evpatoria, the era of Greek colonization, which took place in the 5th century BC. At that time, the Greeks founded Kerkinitida, which later became Evpatoria. Thanks to its favorable geographical position and access to the sea, the small settlement quickly grew and became rich. Bread and salt were traded here until the Scythians came to these lands, completely ruining the ancient Kerkinitida and leaving behind a desert that was revived only in the 15th century. At this time, the Ottoman Turks captured the lands, who erected a powerful fortress Gezlev on the territory of modern Evpatoria.
The remains of the ancient city of Kerkinitida have survived to our time, which today can be seen under the dome of a glass pyramid belonging to the Museum of Local Lore.
In the same area of ​​Evpatoria, there is an old Orthodox church in the name of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. The temple was founded at the end of the 19th century on the site where a small church had stood before the Crimean War. The new object received the features of the neo-Byzantine architectural style and became a symbol of victory in the last war and the liberation of territories from the Anglo-French occupation.
Nowadays, the Nicholas Cathedral is one of the largest Orthodox buildings on the peninsula. You can see its turquoise domes from almost anywhere in the central part of Evpatoria.

For those who cannot yet go to the Crimea, it is recommended to watch Evpatoria webcams online.