The festive museum program will connect a conversation about the country's history, Ural themes, and a creative part to commemorate the event. Guests can look forward to a tour of the exhibition about the Romanovs and the Urals, a postcard workshop, and a draw for a museum catalog - the format will suit those who love to discover the city through living details. Russia Day can be celebrated in various ways, and the museum format is well-suited for those who want to spend the holiday calmly, meaningfully, and with a sense of connection to history. At the center of the program is not ceremonial rhetoric, but a conversation about the country through specific themes: the Romanov dynasty, the Urals, the establishment of Yekaterinburg, and the region's role in the larger historical picture. This approach helps to see the familiar holiday closer and more humanely - through the exhibition items, urban facts, and questions that are easy to discuss with the whole family. The main part will take place at the exhibition "House of Romanovs and the Urals." During the tour, visitors will learn how Russia was formed as a major state, why Ural history is important for understanding the national context, and what place Yekaterinburg occupied in the country's development. The route will be interesting for both those who have lived in the city for a long time and those who are just getting acquainted with its past: the museum halls allow connecting familiar streets, names, and events with a broader historical background. Where to go with children in Yekaterinburg can be found on KudaGo.