LCD Olkhovsky park. Webcams Yekaterinburg

The Yekaterinburg webcam broadcasts a view of the Olkhovsky Park residential complex in real time.

This is a new complex, which is being built on the banks of the river. Olkhovka. Location - practically the center of Yekaterinburg. Just 15 minutes of a leisurely walk and you can find yourself in the heart of the city, and just a few hundred meters away is the coastal park.

Yekaterinburg, whose webcams are available on the site, is considered an actively developing million-plus city.

It really attracts more and more tourists every year. In recent years, many parks, modern public spaces and various art objects have appeared here.
The first place worth visiting is 1905 Goda Square. This is the central place in the city. The architectural ensemble is formed by the Administration in the Stalinist Empire style, the Passage building, the Gothic Korobkov Houses of Merchants, the Siberian Trade Bank, and the House of the Actor. There is also a bronze sculpture of Vladimir Lenin. Fairs and concerts are held here on weekends and holidays, and an ice town is set up in winter.

If you want to plunge into the history of Yekaterinburg, whose webcams allow you to walk around the city in real time, then you should keep your way to Plotinka and the Historical Square.

The dam was built from larch and granite, so it has survived to this day in good condition. In summer, beautiful flower beds appear here and turn on musical fountains. The historical square was erected on the site of the former factory. It includes a dam, a water tower, the Yekaterinburg Mint, the Museum of Nature and Architecture. Also on its territory is a monument to the founders Vasily Tatishchev and Wilhelm de Gennin.
Sevastyanov's House occupies a special place in the architecture of the city. It is a 19th century mansion. It is located on the main avenue and stands out for its pompous architecture, in which you can find features of neo-baroque, neo-Moorish style and pseudo-Gothic. The building is an object of cultural heritage. The house is shrouded in two legends. The first says that Sevastyanov loved the estate so much that he lived in a small wooden house, and admired his “palace” in the evenings. The second sounds even more fabulous, because. tells that the official allegedly wanted to cover the roof with gold, but he was refused. Sevastyanov eventually moved to St. Petersburg, and sold the house to the city.

Until 1917, the district court was located here, then the stock exchange and the regional council of trade unions, the building is considered a symbol of Yekaterinburg, webcams allow you to enjoy the landscapes online.