The route about Sverdlovsk's underground connects museum collections, a city walk, and the history of perestroika freedom. Participants will trace how the rock club, artists, poets, and discussion platforms made the city a notable point of cultural change, bold conversations, and a new independent scene with a Ural character. The late 1980s and early 1990s in Sverdlovsk was a time when urban energy extended far beyond official venues. The rock club, art studios, literary circles, and open discussions shaped an environment where people learned to speak louder, argue more freely, and look at familiar streets in new ways. This route helps to see the city through the stories of those who drove cultural change from the bottom: musicians, artists, poets, active citizens, and everyone who felt constrained by the established frameworks.