Baden-Baden is a German city and resort, it is located in the land Baden-württemberg, on the banks of the OOS river in the southwestern part of Germany. Until 1931 the city was called just Baden, and the inhabitants called him in Baden Baden, as it is located in the Baden region. So in 1931 it was renamed Baden-Baden. In the center of town are hot springs. They were used by the Romans, from those times remain ruins of the Roman baths is a landmark of the city. Spa town of Baden-Baden has been popular in Russia. Here rested the Russian aristocracy, and some writers, such as Dostoevsky, Gogol, Tolstoy, Turgenev and Goncharov wrote here his best works.
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Stavanger, a town in the commune of Norway, located in the South-Western part of the country, on the Peninsula, rich in minerals. Tanager combines the influence of foreign organisations such as NATO and oil companies. The camera will shoot the harbour and the promenade of the city.
Stavanger, Norway
Sultanahmet or Blue mosque is a work of art of Turkish-Islamic architecture. Its construction began in 1609, the construction work took seven years to a 19-year-old Sultan. The name of the mosque was, due to its interesting and unique finish.
Istanbul, Turkey
A webcam broadcasts the district of Tosmur - quiet location in the Eastern part of Alanya, located only five kilometres from the city centre. Its rural way of life and the beauty of untouched nature attract tourists.
Alanya, Turkey
Shark Island or in English of Shark island, located in the harbour city of Sydney, the suburb of Point Piper. The locals, the natives named the island Boambilly, which translated means Shark island. After all, this name is not casual, because it's mean and looks like a shark fin.
Sydney, Australia
The webcam is installed on site Alva. Tsaghkadzor ski resort town in Armenia. Tsaghkadzor is a beautiful mountainous area among deciduous forests, with a pleasant winter climate, and clean fresh air. The highest point is 1800 meters. The truss type is a classic, divided into three.
Tsakhkadzor, Armenia
