Stop Zarechnaya. View 2. Webcams of Ulyanovsk

The Ulyanovsk webcam is located at the Zarechnaya stop, not far from the bridge across the Volga.

Nearby are automobile enterprises, the private sector, a supermarket and a pharmacy. Thanks to the broadcast in real time, everyone can remotely monitor the stop on the road and the current weather.

The webcams of Ulyanovsk, which this site offers online, offer views of a large provincial city in the Volga region.

This is a real historical and cultural center of Russia with a unique reserved Old Town, called the "Motherland of V. I. Lenin." The amazing museum is a territory of several blocks with a completely restored appearance of Simbirsk at the end of the 19th century. Numerous museums, exhibitions and colorful sculptures help to plunge into the atmosphere of the pre-revolutionary era, when the future leader of the world proletariat was born and raised here.
However, not only the rich historical heritage and picturesque natural views are of interest to the guests of Ulyanovsk. The city has many traditional old sights, magnificent Orthodox churches, museums and theaters. The variety of sculptural compositions decorating the streets and squares of Ulyanovsk deserves special attention.
Unusual in its interpretation, the monument to Nikolai Karamzin, the author of the multi-volume History of the Russian State, was erected in the park on Tchaikovsky Street. The figure of Clio, the muse of history, rises on a classic granite pedestal, and the bust of the writer is placed in a special niche at her feet.

If you watch online webcams of Ulyanovsk, an amazing musical monument, installed on Cathedral Square near the building of the city philharmonic society, attracts attention.

An eight-meter wind organ produces subtle melodic sounds when the wind blows. In Ulyanovsk, a fresh wind often blows from the side of the full-flowing Volga, and this sculptural miracle constantly gathers curious listeners around it.
There are also quite funny monuments in Ulyanovsk, for example, a monument to the letter “Yo”, which is also closely associated with the name of Karamzin. Historical literary studies have shown that for the first time this letter was used by the writer in his journal Aonida in 1797.
Another notable "literary" sculpture adorns the square on Goncharov Street. This is Oblomov's brocade sofa, on which tourists like to be photographed. Nearby is a monument to the writer, and opposite the memorial museum of Goncharov, who was born in Simbirsk.

If you don’t have the opportunity to see the city with your own eyes, Ulyanovsk webcams, which you can watch online from anywhere in the world, invite you to an exciting virtual tour.