An exciting journey into the world of cars of the country's top officials, legendary motorcades, and fateful routes. The excursion combines two unique museums of the Ural region and offers a rare chance to see armored ZILs, presidential "Chaikas," and retro cars in the living movement of history. What car did Nicholas II prefer? Why has no one seen the flashing light on Yeltsin's "Chaika"? And is it true that Brezhnev loved to drive himself? Answers to these questions can be found on the museum-bus excursion "At the Wheel of History," which will for the first time unite the two largest museum spaces in the Urals - the Boris Yeltsin Museum and the Museum Complex in Verkhnyaya Pyshma. Part of the route will pass through the exhibition at the Yeltsin Center. Here, they will talk about the symbolism of personal transport for the country's top officials, about technical innovations, and design solutions reflecting the spirit of the era. The second part is a bus trip to Verkhnyaya Pyshma. During the journey, participants will hear stories about the development of the Soviet and Russian automotive industry, about engineering thought, about motorcades, and how the perception of power and status has changed. At the Museum of Automotive Technology, they will be greeted by dozens of rare cars - from the first cars with internal combustion engines to modern models, including armored limousines, escort motorcycles, and accompanying vehicles. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.