Baltakhinov Street, 17B. Webcams of Ulan-Ude

A webcam in Ulan-Ude opens a view of the city from the side of house 17b on Baltakhinov Street.

The review covers a cozy square with a monument, a recreational area surrounding it, and houses. There is a public transport stop nearby. The broadcast is transmitted in real time.

The Ulan-Ude webcams, which this site offers to watch online, offer views of a small but significant city in the Russian history of the development of Siberia.

The Buryat capital was founded as the Cossack "Udinov prison" in 1666. A memorial to this event adorns the right bank of the Uda River – a huge stone cross.
The most famous attraction of the city is a giant monument to V. I. Lenin, installed on the central square near the Main Post Office. The height of the world's largest portrait bust of the leader of the revolution is almost eight meters, and the bronze bulk weighs more than forty tons.
Not far from this colossus, another iconic Ulan-Ude structure has been installed, symbolically denoting the zero kilometer. This is a large hemisphere, cast in bronze and elaborately decorated with casting.
On the square in front of the Opera House, there is a magnificent color-musical fountain that changes the rhythm of water jets to the beat of classical musical works. The amazing sight of the "dancing water" sparkling with different colors delights and fascinates.

If you watch the Ulan-Ude webcams online, you can see an interesting pedestrian promenade, into which the old part of Lenin Street has been turned.

There are preserved buildings of the XIX century: merchant houses, hotels and craft shops. Automobile traffic on the "Buryat Arbat" is closed, and strolling tourists and townspeople are pleased with bright flower beds, numerous souvenir shops and cozy cafes with national cuisine.
The appearance of Ulan-Ude is a mixture of various architectural styles, with the constant presence of national color. In the historical center of Ulan-Ude, whole neighborhoods from the century before last have been preserved. Then the city was called Verkhneudinsky and was a major trading center of Eastern Siberia. The houses of wealthy citizens have been preserved in their original form and are protected as valuable historical monuments. These are wooden buildings with carved architraves and ornate cornices, and the first brick mansions with classical stucco on the facades. The two-storey building of the old post office, decorated with a carved clock tower, particularly attracts attention.

If it is not yet possible to see the city with your own eyes, Ulan-Ude webcams, which you can watch online from anywhere in the world, invite you to go on a virtual journey.