Pedestrian crossing on Starostina street. Webcams Murmansk

Murmansk webcam with a view of the crossing along Starostina street.

The overview covers the roadway, as well as the territories adjacent to it with houses, garages, shops and public transport stops. A wide view from above, as well as real-time broadcasting, allow you to track the current situation and weather.

Murmansk, whose webcams can be viewed online on the pages of this site, is a city that can make even sophisticated travelers fall in love with it.

The harsh climate here is compensated by the hospitality of the locals, as well as the beauty of the local sights, including the stunning nature of the Russian North.
One of the symbols of Murmansk is the Lenin nuclear icebreaker, which became the first ship to carry a nuclear reactor on board. The construction of the vessel began in 1956 at the St. Petersburg plant. But various elements of this giant were made in various parts of the USSR. In total, more than 500 enterprises were involved in the production of the icebreaker and its components. The ship was commissioned three years later. The icebreaker served for the benefit of the fatherland for 30 years, during which he navigated more than 3.7 thousand ships through the Arctic glaciers, covering over 600 thousand miles. In 1989, "Lenin" went to the eternal pier near the maritime station in Murmansk. Today you can visit a unique museum exposition here, during which you have the opportunity to see the interior of this amazing ship.

Another important attraction of Murmansk is the memorial complex "To the Defenders of the Soviet Arctic".

During the Great Patriotic War, Murmansk defended the northern borders of the country. The defense of the Arctic lasted almost from the very beginning of hostilities. In honor of the 30th anniversary of the end of hostilities, on the hill Mys
Green memorial was opened, including several monuments. The main one is a 35.5-meter figure of a soldier "Alyosha", looking into the Valley of Glory, where key battles took place. Despite the bloody battles that lasted more than 3 years, Murmansk was never taken by the enemy. From the top of the hill there is a stunning view of the city, the bay and the port, founded in 1915. In wartime, the harbor was subjected to numerous bombardments by the enemy. After all, it was through this port that the deliveries of weapons, equipment and other goods to the front passed. Today, the company's cargo turnover is more than 54 million tons, which is a record figure. This is largely facilitated by the Gulf Stream, which warms the waters of the bay, which prevents the formation of ice even in severe frosts.