Spartakovskaya street. Webcams Yaroslavl

Live webcam on Spartakovskaya street in Yaroslavl.

The device opens a view of the pedestrian crossing and road junction. In the background you can see a series of shops and car parking. The broadcast is in real time.

Yaroslavl webcams, which you can watch online on this site, represent a city on the Volga with a great history dating back to the ancient times of the formation of Rus'.

The sights of the unofficial capital of the Golden Ring of Russia are accepted under the auspices of the UNESCO world heritage.
But despite such a solid age, the city did not become a living museum of history at all. Yaroslavl keeps up with the times and now it is a modern and developed industrial center. Such giants as machine-building, car-repair and shipbuilding plants work here. The Slavneft oil refinery is developing, sewing and felting factories, and the food industry are operating.
In the 2000s, a factory of Japanese road equipment Komatsu appeared on the outskirts of Yaroslavl, and a little later, the Swiss pharmaceutical factory Nycomed opened.

If you watch Yaroslavl webcams online, you can see the magnificent natural landscapes that open on the banks of the Volga.

The city is stretched along the banks of this great Russian river to the point of its confluence with Kotorosl. Several picturesque islands have formed here, also belonging to the territory of the city.
The city is divided into six districts, but Kirovsky, the historical center of Yaroslavl, where the main attractions are located, is popular with tourists.
One of them is the Epiphany Square (or Podbelki, as the locals call it) with the famous monument to Yaroslav the Wise in the center. All city excursions start from this place: taking a picture against the backdrop of a monument in honor of the founder of the city is considered an obligatory tradition.
Nearby is the oldest of the stone buildings of the Transfiguration of the Savior Monastery - the patrimony of Ivan the Terrible. A chapel of Our Lady of Kazan was built here in memory of Pozharsky's militia. In the monastery library was found priceless for Russian history "The Tale of Igor's Campaign".
There are a lot of Orthodox churches in Yaroslavl, and most of them have been preserved in their original form, and not restored. The Kazan and Svyato-Vvedensky monasteries, the Archangel Michael and the Ilyinsko-Tikhvinskaya church - all these places are undoubtedly worth a visit for those who come to bow to Orthodox shrines.

If you still can’t see this beautiful city with your own eyes, then you can watch Yaroslavl webcams online.