Crossroads of Leningradskaya - Novgorodskaya streets. Webcams Vologda

The Vologda webcam broadcasts live a view of the intersection of Leningradskaya - Novgorodskaya streets.

These streets are located in the residential area of ​​the city. People, a busy section of the road, as well as a residential area fall into the webcam lens.

Vologda, whose webcams are available on the site in real time, is one of the largest cities in the North-West of Russia.

This is an original old Russian city, which boasts an interesting history and unusual architecture. For eight centuries this settlement has been a participant in the events that accompanied the formation of Russia.
Among not the most popular cultural institutions of the city is the Red Bridge art gallery. This place is not well known to tourists, but it is still necessary to visit it. It is located near the hydrotechnical structure of the same name. It was founded in 2003. The area of ​​all exhibition departments is about 800 square meters. m. Museum expositions are located on two floors and an attic. The vault contains about a thousand exhibits, including not only artistic canvases, but also photographs and art objects. Here you can see the works of Vologda artists in the style of avant-garde, symbolism, realism and underground. Live webcams broadcast a view of the city landscapes. At the same time, temporary exhibitions are also organized within the walls of the building, which present works by foreign and domestic artists.
Another object of the city worthy of attention is the Shalamovsky House of the Vologda Regional Art Gallery. Varlam Shalamov is a Soviet writer who became famous for his work on the life of prisoners in the camps. Before the writer left for Moscow, he lived in a house located near St. Sophia Cathedral. This building was erected in the 18th century. and now it is a memorial museum of the writer. The exhibition provides an opportunity to learn more about life and work. In addition, there is also an art gallery.

In Vologda, whose live webcams allow you to see the streets of the city, there are many houses of wealthy merchants, representing excellent examples of Russian architecture.

One of these buildings is the Zasetsky House. This noble estate is considered the oldest wooden house of the 19th century. The Zasetsky House is a sample of Vologda architecture, built in 1790. It was built in the classical style with a triangular pediment. At the end of the XIX century. nevertheless, it was slightly rebuilt and supplemented with a mezzanine with a balcony and carved decorative elements. Small columns can also be seen on the facade of the building. The walls were painted green and the roof red. From the interior interiors, stoves and doors made of mahogany have survived to this day.