Russian cruiser Aurora

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Russian Cruiser Aurora

The cruiser „Aurora”, which is clearly visible on live stream webcam, became world famous after firing a single volley that signaled a start of the October Revolution of 1917 in Russia. The ship was an active participant in the defense of Leningrad (present St. Petersburg) during the Great Patriotic War (World War II).

At the end of the war in 1945, the outstanding ship that you see in webcam online began to serve as a training ship and a museum, having risen to its rightful place on the Neva River in St. Petersburg. „Aurora” in the live camera, became an important symbol of the Russian navy, a striking example of cultural and historical heritage and a popular tourist destination.

The official title as a ship-monument the cruiser online, got in August 30, 1960. The final transformation into a ship –symbol occurred in 1967, on day of the 50th October Revolution of 1917 anniversary. „Aurora” made a blank shot, like 50 years ago, once more.

After the Soviet Union collapse, in modern Russia on July 26, 1992 St. Andrew’s flag was set on the cruiser „Aurora” on web camera. Great ship began to serve as part of the Russian Navy.

In 18 years, in 2010, the Aurora in the live broadcast, was expelled from the Navy and presented to the naval museum not losing the title of a military ship.

White Nights in St.Petersburg

St. Petersburg is famous for its weather and the White Nights cultural phenomenon . Such an unusual phenomenon’s duration is from June 11 to July 2. But the brightest White Night falls on June 22nd. This time is the peak of attendance. There are many events and special excursions are organized here.

Watch other interesting live broadcasts from Baltic Live Cam – the picturesque Vasilyevsky Island and the famous Kazan Cathedral.

Climate

The climate in St. Petersburg online, is moderate. Few sunny days during all the year. Summer in St. Petersburg is not very hot due to the sea climate and the Baltic winds. Winter in St. Petersburg is rather dank with a gusty wet wind. The Weather is very changeable here – in the summer a cold wind can appear suddenly, and in winter it can quickly be filled with snow or vice versa – it can be sharply warmed.

Weather forecast for St. Petersburg for 7 days is available on our website online.