The Lakhta Center Skyscraper rises along the Gulf of Finland in the northern part of St. Petersburg, Russia. Known for its twisting shape and glass exterior, it’s currently the tallest building in Russia and one of the tallest in Europe. Its location on relatively flat land near the shoreline makes it visible from a great distance, especially when the weather is clear and the light hits just right.
This area of St. Petersburg shows a different side of the city compared to the historic center. The Lakhta district features modern development, with business centers, open plazas, and long walking paths by the water. It’s still expanding, and the open space around the building gives it a very different atmosphere than the denser, older parts of the city.
The Lakhta Center Skyscraper webcam gives a live look at this newer side of St. Petersburg. From shifting cloud patterns over the Gulf to glowing reflections at sunset, the view changes throughout the day. It’s a great way to get a feel for the geography and mood of this part of the city in real time.
Source: Lakhta Center 360
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