Nakhodkinsky prospect, 104. Webcams of Nakhodka

An online webcam is installed at a public transport stop overlooking Nakhodkinsky Prospekt (Nakhodka, Primorsky Krai, Russia).

In this area of ​​the city there are residential buildings, shops, a hairdresser, catering points. There is a railway station nearby. The broadcast is transmitted in real time.

Nakhodka, whose webcams can be viewed online on this site, can please not only with beautiful nature and breathtaking panoramas of the Sea of ​​Japan, but also with interesting museum expositions.

The main cultural and educational institution of Nakhodka is the Museum and Exhibition Complex, opened in the last century on the basis of the collection of the school museum. Today, the museum includes 19 thematic collections, which make up 32,000 items.
Most of the exposition consisted of archaeological finds discovered in the Ekaterinovsky massif and testifying to the life of Jurchen settlements in these lands in the 13th century. Among other exhibits, one can note various technical artifacts that tell about the development of domestic technologies. Also of interest are the collection of numismatic items, works of art, antique household items and furniture.
You should definitely visit the Gleb Travin Travel Museum, who rode a bicycle across the country. The institution was established a few years after the opening of the Museum and Exhibition Center. Along with exhibits that tell about the life and unique journey of the famous traveler, here you can see collections of minerals, antiquities and other interesting exhibits that tell about the Primorsky Territory and the travels of compatriots.

There are webcams in Nakhodka which you can watch online on this page and many monuments dedicated to the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, as well as the memory of the defenders of the Fatherland.

One of these objects is the Memorial Complex, installed on Nakhodkinsky Prospekt, which silently tells about more than half a thousand civilians who died during the Second World War.
The composition of the central part of the complex is a high stele crowned with a five-pointed star, to which a monumental staircase leads. At the foot of the stele burns the Eternal Flame.
The second similar object in Nakhodka is represented by the Grieving Mother monument. It consists of a 7-meter sculptural image of a woman with a baby in her arms, who seems to be looking out for a familiar ship in the distance. Behind the figure rises a huge stylized image of a sail, symbolizing hope.
A large staircase also leads to the monument. And at the base of the monument there is a memorial plaque with carved names of the dead sailors.

The city has a lot of unique monuments, objects and locations, some of which can be seen without even leaving your home if you watch Nakhodka webcams online.