Multinational tourist route launched in Yekaterinburg

The new tourist route “Multinational Yekaterinburg: history in faces and destinies” started in the Ural capital. The project was presented as part of the Year of Unity of Peoples announced by the President of Russia, the press service of the city administration reports.

The start of the tour took place on November 6. The organizers were the Department of Public Relations of the Administration of the city of Yekaterinburg and the Museum of History of Yekaterinburg. The event was attended by representatives of national and cultural associations - Kazakhs, Jews, Germans, Kyrgyz, Tatars, Bashkirs, Uzbeks, Armenians - as well as activists of youth organizations.

The route begins at the main tourist information center (TIC) in the Historical Park and ends at the art object "Ural polyhedron". Tourists can choose a convenient format: walk the route or go on a bus tour. Book a tour and find out the details on the main tourist site of the city.

Today, together with representatives of national and cultural associations, we will pass along our new tourist route, which is timed to the Day of National Unity and developed within the framework of an important year – the Year of Unity of Peoples. We will get acquainted with the history of multinational Yekaterinburg, where people of different nationalities and religions worked, worked and worked, said Ekaterina Forukshina, Director of the Public Relations Department of the Yekaterinburg Administration.

Chairman of the Regional Branch of the CSO “Assembly of Peoples of Russia” of the Sverdlovsk region Sergey Pavlenko noted that the route turned out to be meaningful: it unites iconic historical places associated with the life and life of different peoples peacefully neighboring in the city.

In addition to the excursion program, the guests were presented with the possibilities of a new tourist information center. Now you can get acquainted with city tourist products, buy souvenirs, try Ural desserts and drink tea. In the future, the exhibition area will be supplemented with handicrafts, and next year the center will open space for city events.

Earlier, MK-Ural wrote that the Middle Urals took the sixth place in the ranking of tourist trips in the first half of 2026. For six months, the region was visited by 1.1 million tourists. Rosstat data was presented by Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Chernyshenko.