The capital of the Urals — a city made for unconventional journeys.
Here you can swim in a rooftop infinity pool atop a skyscraper, visit the actual border of Europe and Asia, and marvel at giant factory flywheels — monuments of the industrial era.
In Yekaterinburg, you can walk through labyrinths of history: trace the last steps of Russia’s Emperor Nicholas II and dive into the legacy of Russia’s first president, Boris Yeltsin.
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of Yekaterinburg. The city was founded in 1723
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of the Great Shigir Idol. This oldest wooden sculpture in the world is kept in Yekaterinburg
The largest city
on the land border of Europe and Asia.
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the city was called Sverdlovsk from 1924 to 1991
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