Crossroads of Trinity Avenue and Voskresenskaya Street. Webcams Arkhangelsk

The Arkhangelsk webcam broadcasts in real time the intersection of Troitsky Prospekt and Voskresenskaya Street.

The lens captures a busy car traffic along the road junction, adjacent territories, with public transport stops, shops. Behind you can see a fragment of an amusement park.

Arkhangelsk, whose webcams are available online on this site, has many interesting museums.

One of them is the Small Korely Museum, located in the vicinity of the village of the same name. Here, right under the open sky, samples of Russian wooden architecture are exhibited. The exposition area occupies 140 hectares and is divided into four sectors. In total, there are over 100 buildings that look incredibly harmonious against the backdrop of the amazing nature of the North. Museum visitors have an excellent opportunity to find out what kind of houses were built at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. Marvelous churches, bell towers and chapels, merchant houses, windmills and peasant huts - all this conveys the incredible flavor of that time.
Along with exhibition activities, the Museum regularly holds all kinds of ethnic festivals, folklore holidays, folk festivals, where you can see products created using old craft technologies, as well as taste delicious traditional dishes.
Near the outskirts of Arkhangelsk there is another significant object. This is the Antoniev-Siysky Monastery, towering over the shore of the picturesque Mikhailovsky Lake. The monastery appeared in the 16th century on the initiative of St. Anthony of Siya. As the monastery developed and grew, a huge library was formed here. Masters of engraving and icon painting also worked here. It also had its own printing house.
Unfortunately, the monastery did not escape the fate of many spiritual centers persecuted by Soviet atheism. It was closed in 1923, and began to be restored only after almost 70 years. Today the monastery belongs to the Russian Orthodox Church and provides an opportunity to be in peace and grace, enjoy the peace of nature.
There are also objects in Arkhangelsk that belong not only to the Orthodox faith. So, on one of the city streets, the Lutheran Church of St. Catherine was built back in the 18th century. It was built due to the fact that in those days foreign citizens, in particular the Germans, could live and trade here. Like the monastery mentioned above, the church was closed during the Soviet period. After the collapse of the USSR, the object was restored. Today, here you can listen to organ music concerts, as well as performances by chamber ensembles, and even famous world performers. It is noteworthy that services in the German language are still held in the church.

If there is no time or opportunity to go to these parts yet, Arkhangelsk webcams, which can be watched online in real time, will allow you to make an interesting virtual journey.