The urban walk along the old Voznesenskaya Street reveals Yekaterinburg from a bold and dark side. Instead of a picturesque postcard - legends about brothels, murders, counterfeit money, and church history, collected into a dynamic route with almost cinematic tension and vivid details of the past. Everything is nearby - within a short distance. Turgenev Street rarely looks like a scene from a crime film, but behind the familiar facades, plots hide that are easy to imagine in the spirit of a daring urban adventure. On this short route, Yekaterinburg of the 18th-19th centuries is recalled - a city of merchants, dubious deals, loud rumors, and stories where money, passions, crimes, and faith were intertwined. The walk is designed for adult listeners interested in history without museum dust and dry dates. The focus is on the urban legends of Upper-Voznesenskaya Street, now Turgenev Street. The route starts at the Makletsky House, goes to Voznesenka, and returns, turning a small segment into a rich narrative about the past of Yekaterinburg. In 50-60 minutes, participants will cover about a kilometer and two hundred meters, but in terms of event density, this distance resembles a separate chapter of an urban novel.