You will take a walk around the center of Ekaterinburg. You will see the city: parks, quays, ancient private residences, modern buildings.

The guide will accompany you and give you the historical background of town’s many landmarks. You will learn what legends and what stories are connected to the particular sites.

During this excursion you will be introduced to the modern city of Ekaterinburg. You will see its large industrial and cultural background. You will also see city’s many landmarks and hear the stories that connect these places within the times of 18-20 centuries. You will visit Voznesensky Hill and admire one of the most beautiful buildings of the city - a palace of merchants Rastorguevy - Haritonovy.

They call it Bosphoros Strait in Turkey. In Russia its simply the Urals. This mountain range serves as the official dividing line between the Russian West and the Russian East. The dividing line shoots right through Ekaterinburg and is marked by an obelisk. This is probably a cultural crime to be in Ekaterinburg and not to see The Border Marker. During excursion visitors of Ekaterinburg will get acquainted with the nature of Urals Mountains, history of the Great Siberian (Moscow) Road and that of settlements located on it. You will also learn why the Urals symbolise the dividing line between the East and the West.

Here, in Ekaterinburg, the family of Russian emperor Nikolay the 2^nd spent the last days of their life. You will be introduced to the history of the Romanovs Dynasty and its connection to the place. The guide will help you to follow Romanov's last way and visit the location of the former Ipatev's house where the Temple-on-blood is erected.

You will visit well-known Demidov Tower which has an incidence of almost 2 m. You will see the vaults, the bell-tower, the dormer-room - the masterpiece of architecture that keeps attract travellers.

The Deer’s Streams park is a national park set up in the Urals. This recreational hiking tour includes a visit to a grotto which served the primitive men as a shelter and walking over hanging bridges. You will also see a lot amazing sites and have a nice picknick on this 15km long tour. But most important you will be able to relax surrounded by the examples of the Ural nature in its extraordinary beauty.

The Deer’s Streams park is a national park set up in the Urals. This recreational hiking tour includes a visit to a grotto which served the primitive men as a shelter and walking over hanging bridges. You will also see a lot amazing sites and have a nice picknick on this 15km long tour. But most important you will be able to relax surrounded by the examples of the Ural nature in its extraordinary beauty.

During this exciting activity you will make a trip with a dog-driver on a dog-sled. An experienced instructor will show you how to control the sled, tell you stories about dogs, and treat you to a meal of “shashlik”. You will be dressed in a sheepskin coats and overalls, and given Russian vodka to stop you from becoming frozen!

This exciting tour called “5 centuries in one day” will show you the life of Russian Ural people during the last 500 years starting with appearance of the first factory and old religious colonies and finishing today.

In the village of Nizhnyaya Sinyachikha, you will be shown around its wooden houses. You will see the unique collection of folk paintings: pieces of walls covered with the images of birds of paradise and shutters painted with outlandish animals. You will visit the house, where the great Russian composer P. Tchaikovsky (the author Swan Lake) lived; Cathedral of Savior and Transfiguration; You will see the old mine, where the Great Dukes Romanov were thrown in by the Bolsheviks.