I AM HOME Square in Tulun — Live Webcam
I AM HOME Square — A New Space in the Heart of Tulun
In the center of Tulun, a city in the Irkutsk region, lies a square with an unusual name — "I AM HOME." This place has quickly become a magnet for locals and visitors alike. If you want to see it right now, the live webcam lets you be here at any moment — just open the stream and watch the life of the square in real time.
The square appeared not long ago but has already become one of the symbols of modern Tulun. A landscaped pedestrian zone, a vibrant art installation, and well-kept lawns — all of this creates the cozy atmosphere that the name itself suggests.
History of Creation: How the Square Came to Be
I AM HOME Square was created in 2019 as part of the national project "Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment". The initiative came from the Tulun city administration with the support and active participation of local residents who voted for the improvement project.
This is an example of how the combined efforts of authorities and citizens can transform an urban space. The decision was made not simply to create a square, but to create a place with a meaning — a place that reminds us how important it is to feel at home, even if you are in the heart of Siberia.
The "I AM HOME" Art Installation — A Symbol of the City
The centerpiece of the square is the stylized "I AM HOME" inscription and the large "TULUN" lettering. The art installation is done in brown and golden tones for the first part and in green for the second. The installation stands on a light-colored pedestal and immediately draws the eye.
This composition symbolizes love for one's hometown, a sense of home and comfort. It is no surprise that it has become a popular photo spot — newlyweds, families with children, and tourists visiting Tulun for the first time all come here to take memorable photos. The green "TULUN" letters are visible from afar and serve as a kind of landmark in the urban environment.
Where the Square Is Located: Location and How to Get There
I AM HOME Square is located in the central part of Tulun, Irkutsk region. The exact address is tied to Internatsionalnaya Street or is near Kirov Street — right in the heart of the city.
You can get here by public city transport — buses, getting off at stops in the central part of the city. Near the square are the City Palace of Culture, the Tulun city administration building, as well as shops and public transport stops. This makes the square easily accessible to anyone in the center of Tulun.
What Happens at the Square: Events and Traditions
I AM HOME Square is not just a place for walks. It traditionally hosts city cultural and community events, including celebrations of Tulun City Day and New Year festivities. On these days, the square fills with music, bright lights, and the laughter of residents.
On ordinary days, you can see mothers with strollers, elderly people on benches, and teenagers taking selfies against the backdrop of the "I AM HOME" letters. The square lives its own life — calm, measured, truly homey.
Tulun: A City with Character
Tulun is a city in the Irkutsk region, located in the foothills of the Eastern Sayan Mountains. It is one of the oldest cities in the region, founded in 1737 as a winter camp on the route. Today, Tulun is a modern city with a population of about 40,000 people, preserving its unique history.
The city stands on the Iya River, a tributary of the Angara. The hilly terrain visible in the background of the camera is a characteristic feature of the local landscape. Tulun is surrounded by taiga, and this creates a special Siberian flavor that is felt even on the city streets.
Improvement: How the Center Has Transformed
The appearance of I AM HOME Square was part of large-scale improvement works in the central part of Tulun. Light-colored tile paving, wooden benches, flower beds in pots, green lawns — all of this creates a sense of care and attention to the urban environment.
The pedestrian zone of the square borders the roadway — on the right runs an asphalt road with a pedestrian crossing, along which cars move. This is a reminder that the square is woven into the living fabric of the city, not isolated from it. Street lamps, poles, fences — everything is designed for the comfort and safety of visitors.
Why You Should Watch the Square Right Now
The live camera shows I AM HOME Square in real time — and it is an opportunity to see how a Siberian city lives at any time of year. In winter, there are snowdrifts and New Year decorations; in summer — greenery and flowers in the beds. Every day the square looks different.
The webcam in Tulun is a window into the life of a city that many only know as a passing transit point. Meanwhile, there is something to see here: modern architecture in the background, distant hills in the distance, and most importantly — the people who make this place truly alive.
What the Camera Shows
The camera overlooking I AM HOME Square broadcasts a panoramic view of the landscaped pedestrian zone in the center of Tulun. In the foreground is the city composition with large three-dimensional "I AM HOME" letters in brown and "TULUN" in green, mounted on a light-colored pedestal. Around it are light-colored tile pathways, wooden benches, flower beds in pots, and green lawns.
On the right runs an asphalt road with a pedestrian crossing, along which cars move. In the background are multi-story residential buildings, a modern administrative building with horizontal facade stripes, urban development, and hilly terrain in the distance. The area is lit by daylight, and street lamps, poles, and fences are visible. The live stream allows you to observe everything happening in real time.
