* Cathedral Square. We will meet in the center of Ulyanovsk - Sobornaya Square (formerly Lenin Square). Looking into the Sovetskaya hotel, we will find the art panel “Fifteen Republics”. On the square we will find a memorial sign "the center of Simbirsk" and discuss the history of the city. Crown and House monument to Goncharov. "Crown" is one of the key names associated with the most beautiful place of Ulyanovsk, the business card of the city, a unique embankment located on the high bank of the Volga River. From here we will enjoy a magnificent view of the Volga River, the Imperial Bridge, as well as the left bank with a unique wind farm. Walking along the Crown, you will also understand how Ulyanovsk is connected with the letter “E". Lenin Memorial and the Volga expanses. We will continue our walk to get acquainted with the wonderful architectural ensemble of Soviet modernism, built for the 100th anniversary of the leader of the world proletariat. This is a real museum square, because three pre-revolutionary houses in which the Ulyanov family lived have been preserved here. Now they are neatly inscribed in the composition of the Lenin Memorial, the core of the historical center of modern Ulyanovsk. Monument to N. M. Karamzin and Simbirsk Classical Gymnasium. We can take a break from the fascinating Volga view in Karamzin Square. In spring there is a lilac lace of blooming lilacs, in summer there is a green and shady tent of foliage of trees and shrubs, in winter there is a decoration of branches with silver crystals of frost and dazzling white snow. And above it all is the majestic statue of the muse of history, Clio. You will also see the school where Lenin studied - the Simbirsk Classical Gymnasium Museum. Goncharov Square and the story of Yemelyan Pugachev. We will finish the tour by passing by the place where the house stood, in the basement of which Pugachev was tortured and detained in 1774. You will walk through the once-closed territory of the former Suvorov Military School (gymnasium), which has remained almost unchanged since the beginning of the 20th century. Farewell to the bond