The tour of the multimedia exhibition "Presenting the City" invites you to immerse yourself in the history of Yekaterinburg while viewing unique archival footage. The event is suitable for those interested in the city's development and historical events reflected in the newsreels. At the Boris Yeltsin Museum in Yekaterinburg, a tour of the multimedia exhibition "Presenting the City" will take place, dedicated to City Day. The exhibition will feature fragments of newsreels that reflect the history of Yekaterinburg-Sverdlovsk from its most vivid moments. Guests will be able to see unique footage, such as the celebration of the Knights of St. George at Cathedral Square, market life in Shuvakish, the construction of the first five-year plans, as well as political events from the perestroika era and the awarding of pilots who shot down an American plane. The program also includes a visit by U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon to the city. The tour will be an ideal choice for history enthusiasts, students, and schoolchildren interested in the city's past. It will be especially useful for those who want to learn more about the formation and development of Yekaterinburg, its architecture, and daily life. This event is also a great option for family leisure or a cultural weekend. The multimedia tour at the Boris Yeltsin Museum is not just a viewing of archival footage, but an opportunity to feel the city's breath, to learn how it developed and what it lived through over many years.