Saigon is the place where the unofficial culture of Leningrad was born. The tour will reveal the fates of artists, the stories behind their paintings, and the role of cafes as a center of attraction for creative people. Immerse yourself in the legend of the underground and gain a perspective on art beyond the official scene. The cafe "Saigon" in Leningrad has long become a symbol of the informal cultural environment. It was not just a place to drink coffee. It was a true hub of attraction - a center where poets, artists, philosophers, musicians, and people of art gathered in search of an alternative to the officialdom. From 1964 to 1989, at the corner of Nevsky and Vladimirsky, the fates of those who later became iconic figures of the underground intersected: Bob Koshelokhov, Timur Novikov, Sergey Koval'skiy, Kirill Miller, Viktor Tsoi, and many others. Some stayed in "Saigon" for minutes, while others spent every day there. This place became part of the urban myth and a true cultural legend. On the tour, participants will learn about the history of this cafe, how it influenced the creative climate of Leningrad, and why it became such an important symbol for artists. A selection of works by those very "saigoners" - authors personally, biographically, and emotionally connected to this space - will be presented. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.