Crossroads of st. Grizodubova and Lomonosov. Melitopol webcams

Webcam is installed at the intersection of Grizodubova and Lomonosov streets in Melitopol (Ukraine).

The first street is named after the famous pilot who made a non-stop flight from Moscow to Vladivostok. In this area of ​​the city there is a gymnasium №19, restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, as well as the station market. The broadcast is carried out in real time.

The pride of Melitopol, whose webcams can be viewed online on this site, is the Museum of Local Lore.

The first three halls of the Museum are dedicated to the nature of the Melitopol region. The entrance to the first hall opens with a large map of the Zaporizhzhya region with a highlighted Melitopol district and the regional center. In separate showcases there are exhibits that tell about geology from the most ancient times. Shown here are a variety of rock samples taken at a wide variety of levels. Some of them bear traces of ancient shells, turtle shells, and plants. Here you can also see real mammoth tusks, the skull of an ancient rhinoceros and bison.
It will be interesting to see the stands dedicated to the terrain. Photos, diagrams, diagrams will tell about it. You should definitely look at the exhibition telling about the nature and climatic features of the region, reservoirs, underground springs.
One of the halls contains a rich collection of herbariums, including relict representatives of flora, Red Book plants. Separately, there are exhibits reflecting the development and achievements of collective farms engaged in the cultivation of various crops, tree selection, etc.

The fourth room contains exhibits on the history of the Melitopol region, starting from prehistoric times.

Here you can see the first tools of labor, totems, sculptures of ancient people.
The collection of artifacts from the Mesolithic era is unique. The highlight of the exhibition was a diorama depicting a scene of ancient hunters worshiping the divine image of a bull.
An incredible collection has a stand about the Scythians, where you can see how the local territories were settled by the Scythian tribes, as well as what legacy they left for descendants. Among the most interesting exhibits are molded utensils, gold objects (jewelry, weapons, etc.).
Visitors are also invited to learn about the life of the Sarmatian nomads, Turkic tribes who inhabited the Black Sea region.
The next room will tell about the annexation of the lands lying north of Perekop to the Russian Empire. There are also documents on the formation of the Tauride region with the Melitopol district included in it, clothes and household items of the first inhabitants of the new subject.
Other expositions include an exhibition dedicated to the abolition of serfdom, the revolutionary and Soviet period, the Civil War, the First World War and the Great Patriotic War, the death of the leader of the proletariat V.I.
The funds of the Melitopol Museum of Local Lore give an exhaustive and holistic view of the development of these lands from the earliest days to our time.

If it is not yet possible to go to this place, webcams in Melitopol will allow you to enjoy the views of the modern city.