Dachny lane, 2B. Camera 2. Webcams of Yaroslavl

Yaroslavl webcam broadcasts live near the house number 2B, located on Dachny Lane.

The lens covers traffic on the road near the house, a fragment of a public transport stop. In the background you can see the private sector.
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Yaroslavl has long been rich in a huge number of magnificent temples.

Most of them have an ancient history and have seen many great historical events in their lifetime. One of these temples is the Church of the Archangel Michael. Initially, it was a temple for the specific Yaroslavl princes. Since the 17th century, it belonged to the local military garrison. At the same time, the temple underwent a large-scale reconstruction, which, due to lack of funding, dragged on for a quarter of a century. For this reason, elements of two styles were reflected in the architectural appearance of the building. This made St. Michael's Church unique in its kind.
The Soviet period caused severe damage to the temple. Both outside and inside. The masonry collapsed, the interior painting suffered. During the restoration of the shrine in the 90s, the frescoes were restored almost anew. Now the Church of the Archangel Michael receives parishioners and is considered one of the most beautiful in the city.
No less splendor has the church of Elijah the Prophet. According to legend, Yaroslav the Wise, having landed on the banks of the Volga with his army, fought with a bear. And in honor of this event, which happened just on Ilyin's day, it was decided to found a temple in honor of the great saint. Therefore, it is believed that the temple of Elijah the Prophet became the first spiritual object in the city.
The original appearance of the shrine was lost over time. The building that can be seen today on Sovetskaya Square was erected in the middle of the 17th century. Like other temples, Elias Church in Soviet times was under the threat of complete extinction. But the efforts of the museum-reserve workers made it possible to preserve the shrine. In the last century, it was even restored by several races. Later, in the late 80s, the temple was re-consecrated.

If, for now, it is not possible to personally go to these places, Yaroslavl webcams, which can be watched online in real time, will help you get to know this amazing city remotely.