* The tour begins with the Church on Blood, built on the site of the demolished 1977 house of engineer Ipatiev in Yekaterinburg. During the tour you will see: a firing squad, miraculous icons. After leaving the city, we will visit the Ganina Yama monastery, a place of concealment and destruction of the royal remains. You will hear a story about the most famous Orthodox saints. Depending on the interests of the group, the guide puts more emphasis on religion, architecture or the history of the Romanovs. You will also see: — Seven temples built without nails, in honor of each of the Romanovs; — Mine number 7, where the bodies were dumped and near which they were partially burned and disfigured; — Family relic — Romanov cross with relics of more than 40 Orthodox saints; — Miraculous icons. On the territory of the monastery, tourists wear skirts (even men, if they wear shorts), and women also wear headscarves. The estimated travel time (departure from the city) is 40 minutes one way and 40 minutes back. On the way back, we can stop by the Museum of Military Equipment in Verkhnyaya Pyshma, a huge outdoor military equipment exhibit that is among the TOP 10 best museums in Russia. Optional small sightseeing tour of the Copper capital of the Urals - Verkhnyaya Pyshma. We will see the most interesting sights of the city.