Webcams in Eurasia: city views

Lahta Center skyscraper webcam, St. Petersburg
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Live webcam is installed on the skyscraper Lahta Center, on the observation deck «Lahta 360» at an altitude of 360 meters. The camera in real time broadcasts a chic view of Saint Petersburg and the Gulf of Finland from a bird's eye view. On the live webcast of the Lakhta Center, you can see the park named after the 300th anniversary of St.…

Webcam with a view of Hamarikyu Gardens, Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Live webcam shows a view of Hamarikyu Gardens in Tokyo in real time. At the bottom of the video broadcast from the camera can be seen the Central Circular Route of Tokyo. The webcam is located in the Tokyo district of Minato and is directed towards the Chuo district.

Olympic Park webcam
Sochi, Russia
Webcam shows a view of the Olympic Park and the Fountain «Olympic Torch Cup» in Sochi.

«Sennoy» market webcam in Saratov
Saratov, Russia
«Sennoy» market live webcam in Saratov, Russia.

Kuprin Hotel webcam in Balaklava
Balaklava, Russia
Webcam shows a view of the bay of Balaklava from Hotel Kuprin.

General Ostryakov Avenue live cam
Sevastopol, Russia
Webcam shows a view of the General Ostryakov avenue. The camera is directed towards the 5-kilometer.

Alushta quay webcam
Alushta, Russia
Alushta quay webcam: a live view of Alushta quay, Crimea, Russia.

Yalta Seafront Webcam
Yalta, Russia
Yalta Seafront Webcam: a live view of the seafront of Yalta city, Crimea, Russia.

PTZ webcam in Lesozavod microdistrict of Naryan-Mar city
Naryan-Mar, Russia
Live PTZ webcam is located in «Lesozavod» microdistrict of the city of Naryan-Mar and shows various views of the city and the Pechora River. The camera is installed on the TV and radio center of the Nenets Telecommunications Company.

Admiralty Embankment Webcam
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Admiralty Embankment Webcam: live from Saint-Petersburg. The Admiralty Embankment or Admiralty Quay is a street along the Neva River in Central Saint Petersburg, named after the Admiralty Board. Between 1919 and 1944 the street was known as Roshal Embankment, named after the revolutionary S. G. Roshal.