Tukhachevsky street, 28/3. Camera 2. Webcams Stavropol

An online webcam is installed on the adjacent territory of house No. 28/3 on Tukhachevsky Street in Stavropol.

The device is installed to monitor the situation near the house. Real-time broadcasting allows you to see possible offenses, free parking spaces, weather.

Stavropol webcams, which you can watch online on this site for free, allow you to watch the life of one of the oldest and most comfortable cities in Russia.

The basis of the well-being of Stavropol is a careful attitude to culture. The traditions of past eras are tremulously passed down from generation to generation, preserved and multiplied. A clear confirmation of this are the unique museums of Stavropol.

Along with the huge Museum of Local Lore, which includes a 300,000th collection, as well as a magnificent Art Gallery, there are slightly smaller, but no less interesting cultural and educational institutions in Stavropol.

One of them is the Museum of the History of the Cossacks. It was opened already in our century as a branch of the Stavropol Museum of Local Lore. Here you can see an amazing collection of weapons, awards, clothing, household appliances, tools and utensils. Of interest is the realistic installation of the Cossack hut. A unique collection of ancient icons and Holy Scriptures is presented in a separate room. In the same museum there is an 18th century Diorama of the Territory, which occupies an entire wall. It depicts in every detail the Cossack village of those times.

Another department of the Museum of Local Lore is the Smirnov Estate.

A well-known painter lived here, who taught art craft to Stavropol children. In the halls of the museum today you can see authentically recreated interiors of the 19th century. They preserved the personal belongings of the master, his completed works and sketches, as well as family photos and documents. A separate exposition is devoted to the work of the Ossetian artist and writer - Kosta Khetagurov, who also studied with Vasily Ivanovich.
The modern analogue of the Stavropol Art Gallery and the Smirnov House is the Parshin Private Art Gallery. Its owner is the head of the city Union of Artists. And in the halls are the works of modern masters.
The interior spaces of the Parshin Gallery combine modern and classical features. In addition to exhibitions, master classes, theme evenings and even theater performances are held here.

For those who have not yet managed to visit these wonderful lands, Stavropol webcams, which can be watched online in real time, will allow you to enjoy a virtual journey from anywhere in the country and the world.