Live webcams in Dmitrov

Live webcams in Dmitrov stream real-time views of the streets, squares, churches, parks, waterfronts, and landmarks of this historic town in the Moscow Region, Russia. These online streams offer panoramic views of Dmitrov and its surrounding nature while helping you check the current local weather. Many webcams feature live sound, making the experience even more immersive. The most popular webcams are listed at the top of the page. An interactive map shows the exact location of each camera across the city.

About Dmitrov

Dmitrov is a small yet historic town in the Moscow Region and the administrative center of Dmitrovsky District. In October 2008, it was officially granted the honorary title of City of Military Glory. Today, Dmitrov is home to about 68,000 residents and covers an area of 26 km².

The town lies on the flatlands near the Moscow Canal, which connects the Moskva River with the Volga, about 65 km north of central Moscow and 50 km north of the MKAD ring road. Dmitrov is also located at the intersection of three major highways: A104, A108, and R112.

Founded in 1154 by Prince Yuri Dolgoruky, Dmitrov has grown into a cozy and green town with parks, ponds, old churches, and its own Kremlin.

Climate

Dmitrov’s climate is classified as moderately continental, with four distinct seasons and noticeable temperature swings. Its open location on the plain makes it more exposed to cold northern winds.

Winter: Long and moderately cold, with January averaging around −7 °C. Snow cover is stable, with occasional thaws and rare severe frosts reaching −30 °C.

Summer: Warm but short, with July averaging +19 °C. Weather can vary from cool days to heatwaves above +30 °C.

Precipitation: About 650 mm annually, with summer and autumn being the wettest, while spring is typically the sunniest and driest season.

Live webcams make it easy to see what the weather in Dmitrov looks like right now.

Dmitrov Attractions

Despite its modest size, Dmitrov has preserved many historic and cultural landmarks.

Dmitrov Kremlin – The city’s main attraction, founded in 1154. Surrounded by scenic earth ramparts nearly 1 km long and 9 towers, the Kremlin includes the Assumption Cathedral (16th century), several 19th–20th century buildings, and the restored Nikolsky Gate. Today, it functions as a museum reserve with 12 historic buildings, many of federal importance.

Borisoglebsky Monastery – A white-stone men’s monastery with a rich history.

Kazan Church – A beautiful example of Russian church architecture.

Museum of the Dmitrov Frog – A quirky and beloved local museum.

Theater “Bolshoe Gnezdo” – A cultural hub of the town.

Birch Grove Park – A popular spot for leisure and walking.

Nearby, just 8 km south of Dmitrov, lies Peremilovskaya Hill, a memorial site where fierce battles of World War II took place between November and December 1941.