Live camera broadcasts a live broadcast at the intersection of Karelskaya - Sovetskaya streets in the city of Sortavala. Sortavala is a small but popular Karelian town. It was founded back in 1468. Sortavala is deservedly called the second capital of Karelia, since incredible nature, picturesque parks, forests, waterfalls, lakes and mountains surround this place and attract travelers from all over the country.

Live webcam broadcasts live at the intersection of Karelskaya - Lenin streets in the city of Sortavala. Sortavala is a small European town on the banks of Ladoga, which by the will of fate turned out to be a part of Russia. This is one of the most ancient cities in Karelia, and the sights of Sortavala are of great value and are included in the list of historical and cultural heritage of the All-Russian level.

Live webcam broadcasts a view of the pedestrian crossing on Karelskaya Street in the city of Sortavala. Sortavala is the oldest city in the Republic of Karelia in the Russian Federation. Throughout its history, it has been under the rule of three states, which could not but affect the cultural, architectural and historical values of the city.

Live camera broadcasts a view of Kirov Square in the city of Sortavala. Sortavala is a small but very cozy town in Karelia. It is located on the shores of Lake Läppäjärvi and has a rich history. Sortavala is especially popular among tourists: an old center with Finnish houses has been preserved here, there are interesting museums, authentic cafes and a picturesque view of the lake.

Live webcam with a view of the intersection of Kirov - Oktyabrskaya streets in the city of Sortavala. Sortavala is a small town in the west of Karelia. People come there to go to Valaam, the Ladoga Skerries National Park or the Ruskeala Mountain Park.

The camera opens a view of Oktyabrskaya Street in the town of Sortavala. The ancient city of Sortavala stands on the shores of Lake Ladoga. Finnish architects shaped the modern look of the city. The sights of Sortavala lie on both sides of the Vakkolahti Bay.

The camera broadcasts a live broadcast on Bondareva Street in the city of Sortavala. The town of Sortavala is located in the southwestern part of Karelia, occupying the northern coast of Lake Ladoga. Its neighborhoods and streets stretch along the shores of the beautiful Läppäjärvi Bay.

Live webcam is located on the greenhouse street in the city of Pushkin, one of the most brilliant suburbs of St. Petersburg, a place of mass pilgrimage for tourists. View of Cathedral Square. Oranzhereinaya Street is one of the central streets of Tsarskoye Selo, the main shopping artery of the city of Pushkin.

The camera is installed in the center of Pushkin, on Oranzhereinaya street, overlooking the intersection of Oranzhereinaya and Moskovskaya streets. We can also observe the Tsarskoye Selo Gostiny Dvor from the webcam perspective.

Live webcam with a view of the crossroads of Bondarev - Pobeda streets in the city of Sortavala. The Karelian town of Sortavala is located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ladoga, on both sides of the Läppäjärvi Bay. Only 270 km separate Sortavala from the capital of the republic - Petrozavodsk, and 50 km - from the border with Finland.

Live webcam broadcasts live at the intersection of Bondarev - Friendship of Narodov streets in the city of Sortavala. The first mentions of settlements on the site of the present city of Sortavala date back to the XIV century. The Orekhovsky peace treaty of 1323 between Sweden and the Novgorod Republic lists 7 Karelian churchyards and Nikolo-Serdobolsky, located on the island of Riekkalansaari (Greek island) as well.

Live camera broadcasts a live broadcast overlooking the Sports and Recreation Complex in the city of Pitkyaranta. A small town with a difficult to pronounce name Pitkyaranta is located in the south of Karelia. There is amazingly beautiful nature, striking a variety of natural landscapes. Small rounded rocks alternate with rapids and stone ridges.

The online webcam opens a view of Gorky Street in the city of Pitkyaranta. Quiet regional center, a small and inconspicuous Karelian town of Pitkyaranta is located on the northeastern coast of Ladoga. At the moment, Pitkäranta is a city with a population of 11 thousand people, its city-forming enterprise is a pulp and paper mill, built by the Finns in 1921.

Live webcam broadcasts a live broadcast with a view of the intersection of Gorky - Kalinin streets in the city of Pitkyaranta. Pitkyaranta is a city in the Northern Ladoga area with a population of just over 10 thousand people, located at an equidistant distance of 200 km from Petrozavodsk and St. Petersburg. The name is translated as "Long Coast", which exactly reflects the territorial location of the settlement.

The webcam opens a view of the City Square in the city of Pitkäranta. The Pitkyaranta region is one of the most beautiful regions of Karelia. Here is a unique nature. Rugged cliffs, waterfalls and amazing trees. And also lakes and quiet, almost cozy backwaters. The Pitkyaranta region is a place where the rebellious and willful spirit of the Karelian nature is felt.