* Vtuzgorodok is a Soviet microdistrict of Yekaterinburg, which arose due to the construction of the country's first campus of a higher technical educational institution. During the twentieth century, several universities, a branch of the Academy of Sciences, research institutes, technical schools and colleges appeared here. But that's not all! "The bathhouse is like a theater" During the tour, we get acquainted with all the styles in the architecture of the city in the twentieth century. On our way there will be the All-Holy Church - the only pre-Soviet building in the district. Constructivism, Art Deco, Stalinism, Soviet modernism and Kaprom, for all their dissimilarity, form a harmonious appearance of Vtuzgorodok. Along the way we will see the famous bathhouse with 3 columns, which may have caused a radical change of tastes in architecture and the appearance of "Khrushchev". Garden City Walking around the city is especially pleasant from spring to autumn, when the boulevards, squares and courtyards are green and filled with birds. We will definitely visit the arboretum, but not only to be surprised by the variety of plants, but also to find out how the experimental station located here changed the appearance of Soviet Sverdlovsk. Let's talk about the introducers and ways of greening the streets of the city. There is also a "hidden garden" on the route - a place that not many locals know about. Here we will get acquainted with the history of small rivers and make sure that even hidden in a pipe they continue to influence the appearance of the city. The Republic and its citizens The route ends in the "Lodygin Republic" - a quarter associated with the names of great scientists and designers of the twentieth century. Here we will immerse ourselves in the world of contemporary art, and also find out why the locals are happy with artists and tourists. We will see samples of low-rise buildings, as well as amazing cottages of the mid-twentieth century. Let's talk about the Center of Modern Drama and the Kolyada Theater.