The web camera broadcasts Kirov Square in Petrozavodsk in real time. Kirov Square is the central and main square of the capital of Karelia - the city of Petrozavodsk. The square is home to monuments of 18-19th centuries and a small square.
Kirov Square is the venue for most of the main events in the city.
The first structures that appeared on the square in the early 18th century were two churches made of wood: Sviatodukhovskaya and Petropavlovskaya. The last according to legend was designed by Peter the Great. After the completion of the Alexander plant in 1777, two cathedrals were built on Kirov Square, one of them the cathedral Sviatodukhovsky, as well as two gymnasiums - women's and men's.
At different times, Kirov Square had different names. In the 18th of the year the square bore the name of the Fortress Square, in 1860 - Cathedral, in 1923 - Freedom Square, in 30 years - Labor Square, since 1944 - the square named after S. M. Kirov.
In 1956, a theatre building was built on the square by three architects: A. Maksimov, E. Chechma and S. Brodsky. The building was decorated and decorated with a mural under the direction of the academician S. Konenov. The theatre operates to this day and it features creative groups of the Musical Theatre and the Theatre of Russian Drama.
In 1965, the building, which used to be the cinema "Triumph", was rebuilt into the National Theatre. After the recent renovation, the building was built a small stage and attached several additional floors above the wings of the building. There is also a puppet theater.
All the buildings in Kirov Square are directly related to art: the Karelian State Museum of Fine Arts, the State House of Culture, the Presentation and Exhibition Center of the Kizhi Museum, the building of the folk song and dance ensemble "Cantel".
Nowadays, Kirov Square often hosts festivals, concerts, festivals, as well as theatrical performances, exhibitions, fairs. To the west of Kirov Square is a small park area, in the warm season you can sunbathe on the beach, located on the banks of the river Lososinka.
Kirov Square is the venue for most of the main events in the city.
The first structures that appeared on the square in the early 18th century were two churches made of wood: Sviatodukhovskaya and Petropavlovskaya. The last according to legend was designed by Peter the Great. After the completion of the Alexander plant in 1777, two cathedrals were built on Kirov Square, one of them the cathedral Sviatodukhovsky, as well as two gymnasiums - women's and men's.
At different times, Kirov Square had different names. In the 18th of the year the square bore the name of the Fortress Square, in 1860 - Cathedral, in 1923 - Freedom Square, in 30 years - Labor Square, since 1944 - the square named after S. M. Kirov.
In 1956, a theatre building was built on the square by three architects: A. Maksimov, E. Chechma and S. Brodsky. The building was decorated and decorated with a mural under the direction of the academician S. Konenov. The theatre operates to this day and it features creative groups of the Musical Theatre and the Theatre of Russian Drama.
In 1965, the building, which used to be the cinema "Triumph", was rebuilt into the National Theatre. After the recent renovation, the building was built a small stage and attached several additional floors above the wings of the building. There is also a puppet theater.
All the buildings in Kirov Square are directly related to art: the Karelian State Museum of Fine Arts, the State House of Culture, the Presentation and Exhibition Center of the Kizhi Museum, the building of the folk song and dance ensemble "Cantel".
Nowadays, Kirov Square often hosts festivals, concerts, festivals, as well as theatrical performances, exhibitions, fairs. To the west of Kirov Square is a small park area, in the warm season you can sunbathe on the beach, located on the banks of the river Lososinka.
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