Soviet Square. Webcams Yaroslavl

Yaroslavl webcam with a view of Sovetskaya Square.

The lens covers the Orthodox church, as well as the road adjacent to it, enveloping it in a ring. Behind you can see the old city buildings. The broadcast is transmitted in real time.

The center of Yaroslavl, whose webcams can be viewed online on this site, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

However, not only the central part of the city will please with its sights. After all, it is here that hundreds of architectural monuments, unique museums and well-maintained recreations are concentrated. No wonder this city, located at the confluence of the Volga and Kotorosl, entered the group of the Golden Ring of Russia.
It is noteworthy that Yaroslavl is practically not built up with typical Soviet high-rise buildings. That is why here, as if in an open-air museum, stunning examples of Russian architecture and urban planning, which cover more than two centuries, open up.

The center of attraction for guests and residents of Yaroslavl is Volzhskaya embankment.

It was here that from the most ancient times it was crowded and noisy. Previously, merchants and artisans were constantly located here, and the townspeople came for the necessary goods.
Later, when the trading function of the location lost its relevance, instead of merchant shops, residential buildings and temples appeared here. And in the middle of the 19th century, a global reconstruction of the embankment began, which continued until our century.
Initially, by decree of Emperor Alexander I, work began to strengthen the coast. Several upgrades followed. The last renovation took place here in 2010.
Today, the Volga embankment is one of the most well-groomed and picturesque places in Yaroslavl. The abundance of recreation, green spaces, small architectural forms makes the location not only a popular destination for walks and excursions. But it also attracts lovers of photo shoots, newlyweds and hunters for colorful species.
Another amazing object of Yaroslavl is the park on Strelka. This is where the history of this ancient city begins. Back in the 10th century, Yaroslav the Wise himself landed here, becoming the founder of the city and building his chambers and barracks here.
Over time, the place has become empty. And since the second half of the 20th century, a global reconstruction has been carried out here. The latest work, as well as on the embankment, was carried out as part of the celebration of the 1000th anniversary of the city in 2010. And today this place will give a lot of pleasant impressions and exclusive photos.

For those who cannot yet go to these places in person, Yaroslavl webcams will give an excellent opportunity for a virtual trip.