Live Cams in Saint Petersburg

Saint Petersburg, known in Russian as Санкт-Петербу́рг, stands as one of the primary ports along the Baltic Sea and ranks as Russia's second-largest city, following its capital, Moscow. The city has undergone several name changes throughout its history: it was originally Saint Petersburg, then became Petrograd in 1914, was renamed Leningrad in 1924, and finally reverted to Saint Petersburg in 1991. Recognized as one of the most western-influenced cities in the nation, it remains a vital cultural hub, likely due to its role as the capital of the Russian Empire for two centuries. Its historical core was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991, celebrated for its rich architectural heritage that merges elements of Russian-Byzantine, Baroque, and Neoclassical styles. A stroll through its broad avenues reveals the city's impressive grandeur. Many metro stations, such as Avtovo, are stunningly adorned with exquisite materials like bronze and marble, elevating them to the status of art pieces. You can view live streams of this port city situated on the Gulf of Finland, often referred to as "The Venice of the North." The Neva River flows through the city, with the Fontanka River branching off on the