South bay. Webcams Helsinki

The Helsinki webcam online shows a view of the South Bay.

Since it is swivel, different views of the surroundings fall into the lens. You can see the market square, ferries, Ferris wheel, embankment.
Helsinki, whose webcams are available on the site in real time, is the most interesting city for tourists.
It is a modern and highly developed place where you can enjoy architecture, sculpture, design and nature.
The City Museum will help you get to know the capital of Finland better. It focuses on the personal experiences of the inhabitants of the city and the usual daily life, which is reflected in the artifacts and photographs of the museum. Kiss-kiss candy paper, a squeaky heteka, and a photo from the backyard of the hometown are unique exhibits. The Helsinki City Museum is located on the corner of Senate Square in the oldest quarters of the city. Entrance is free for everyone, so everyone has the opportunity to fall in love with the Finnish capital.

The Helsinki City Museum, whose webcams allow you to see landscapes online, has been recording the lives of residents for 110 years.

The employees consider the preservation of cultural heritage to be their main task. The museum won a special place in the hearts of the citizens.
In 2016, it was restored, after which its attendance increased. In 2018, it became the most visited museum in Finland. In 2017, the Association of Finnish Museums and the Finnish Committee of ICOM chose it as the museum of the year, and in the same year it became the winner of the International Series of Museums + Heritage Awards.
In addition to the main building on the Senate Square, its structure includes four other institutions: the Hakasalmi Villa, the Ruiskumestari House, the Workers' Housing Museum and the Ratikka Museum. The collections contain about 1 million photographs and 450,000 items.

As mentioned above, the main activity of the City Museum is the recording and research of Helsinki and its inhabitants.

Live webcams allow you to get to know the city better.
The collections include items ranging from plastic bags to trams. The service Helsinkikuvia.fi was also created, which already has more than 65,000 free images.
In addition to old artifacts and photographs, today's research is no less important, so specialists and photographers also document the realities of the present, as well as changing and disappearing places. In addition, an important area of ​​work of the City Museum is to ensure that the architecture of buildings and regional complexes from different eras is preserved for future generations.