The anniversary of the Yeltsin Center is an opportunity to see it in a new light. This tour combines exhibitions, cafes, art spaces, and a museum into a single route filled with discoveries, the spirit of freedom, and nostalgia for the 90s. Here, history, modernity, and personal memories converge. What does it mean today to be at the center of cultural life in Yekaterinburg? A special anniversary tour of the Yeltsin Center helps answer this question - a space where history and modernity connect in one route. The walk begins with discovering the brightest spots of the first Presidential Center in Europe. Guests will find exhibition halls, art objects, cafes and restaurants, as well as souvenir shops with interesting finds for themselves and their loved ones. Everything here breathes movement - architecture, people, and meanings. The next stage will be the exhibition "10 Years in the Center" at the art gallery. Through it, the three-century history of the Yekaterinburg-City area, where the Center grew, is revealed. This is not just a local story - it is a look at the city's development through a cultural lens. Here, one can feel how the past shapes the present. The tour concludes with a visit to the museum, where guests will encounter the era of the 90s: from the grocery store of the times of scarcity to the nuclear briefcase. You can hear Boris Yeltsin's New Year's address, see the trolleybus of perestroika Moscow, and take a photo against the backdrop of the largest painting by Eric Bulatov in the Urals. This format is suitable for those who want to understand the spirit of the time more deeply, to feel freedom and nostalgia in one bottle. For those who have been away for a long time but want to see the Center in a new way. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KudaGo.