9 of the most sensational and fascinating webcams in the world!

If you were told 20 years ago that you could make a trip to any corner of the world without getting up from your beloved, comfortable chair, you would take this for craziness or fiction. But today, fortunately, this is quite possible thanks to webcams installed in unusual, interesting and popular places of our huge planet. Therefore, without further ado, we invite you to visit the most fascinating places and see what happens there at that very second!

Times Square, New York

Manhattan webcam is located at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue.

Peterhof State Museum Reserve

Webcam overlooking the Samson Fountain in the Lower Park near the Grand Cascade. Samson, the central fountain of the Peterhof Palace and Park Ensemble, was established in 1735.

Novosibirsk Zoo

In December 2013, the daughter Shilka was born to the bears Kai and Gerda. Now, the life of a polar bear with a cub can be observed in real time and in Full HD format. Kai's father is in a nearby aviary, where a camera is also installed.

Attacking bull on wall street

“Attacking Bull” (“Bull on Wall Street”) is a 3200-kilogram bronze statue created by Italian-born American sculptor Arturo Di Modica, which stands in New York, in Bowling Green Square, next to Wall Street in Manhattan.

Tembe Elephant Park, South Africa

The webcam is located in South Africa on the border with the Kruger National Park. You can watch the wildlife of Africa and look at the elephants!

Niagara Falls

Now you can admire Niagara Falls even while being on another continent.

Saint Isaac's Cathedral

Amazing view of St. Isaac's Cathedral in real time.

David Ghost Cams

Webcams are located in a 100-year-old Victorian-style house, with their help, the organizers are trying to gather evidence that ghosts exist.

Hollywood Sign in the Hills of Los Angeles

American movie buffs can now watch the famous Hollywood Hills around the clock.

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