The museum-bus route will connect a walk through the Herb Garden, a conversation about Ural gardens, and a trip to Sysert to the estate of Pavel Bazhov. The garden is a story about plants and people. Behind the flowerbeds, vegetable patches, apple trees, and herbs, there are always human habits: care, patience, a desire to beautify the space around oneself, to preserve strength, and to feel a connection with the earth. The museum-bus route offers a look at this theme through Yekaterinburg, Ural dacha practices, and Sysert. The first part of the program will take place in the Herb Garden of the Yeltsin Center - an urban space on the bank of the pond, where blooming herbs and garden compositions become an opportunity to talk about nature within the big city. Here, participants will learn why it is so important for people to grow rare plants, wait for the first sprouts, preserve old apple trees, and create places where one can slow down amidst everyday hustle. Where to go in Yekaterinburg is known by KudaGo.