Tourist attractions and shopping and leisure centres

 

The current Orthodox church, built in the city of Yekaterinburg on the site of Ipatiev’s house, where the last Russian emperor Nicholas II, his family and four servants were detained and executed on the night of July 17, 1918. Built in 2000-2003. and consecrated on July 16, 2003, it has now become the main tourist attraction of Yekaterinburg, as well as the main cult center of St. Nicholas II and his family, attracting Orthodox pilgrims not only from Russia but also from around the world.

  

Public, cultural and educational center, opened in Yekaterinburg in 2015 under the auspices of the foundation of the same name near the Yekaterinburg City quarter. Designed by the BERNASKONI architectural bureau led by Boris Bernasconi.

 

Sevastyanov’s House (also known as the House of Trade Unions) is a palace in Yekaterinburg, one of the local attractions, the architecture of which stands out among the mansions of the city. The building of the former District Court, where in 1918 was the country's first Ural Commissariat of Labor. Built in the first quarter of the XIX century on the banks of the City Pond, formed by a dam on the Iset River.

The dam, located on the Iset River in the Historical Square of Yekaterinburg. Built in 1723, subsequently rebuilt many times. Residents of the city call it “Plotinka”. A traditional place for mass festivities and holidays.

 

The largest art museum in the Urals, has two buildings - the main one is located on the banks of the Iset River in Yekaterinburg, in the Historical Square of the city.

 

Weiner Street is one of the most popular places in Yekaterinburg among tourists visiting the capital of the Urals. This is one of the few pedestrian streets of the city, the so-called Ural Arbat.

 

It was built in the pseudo-Russian style at the end of the 19th century by the Yekaterinburg architect Dutel. The name of the customer is unknown - Aleksey Anfinogenovich Zheleznov acquired the estate later; at least, there is no evidence of his moving to Zlatoustovskaya street before 1907. Some of the details of the building, made of brick, create a semblance of wooden carving.

It is located in several old buildings in the historical center of the city on Karl Liebknecht Street, 26. In the building in which in 1905 there was an illegal school of party propagandists organized by Sverdlov Yakov Mikhailovich. In the house there is a memorial museum of Ya.M. Sverdlov. Zeeeva.

Shopping and Leisure Centers

 

 

Greenwich stores in Yekaterinburg include over a hundred well-known clothing and footwear brands (Adidas, Nike, Puma, Reebok, Levis, Mango, Benetton, Colins, Crocs, H&M), specialized stores for accessories, jewelry, cosmetics, books and stationery, goods for children and for home. In the shopping center there is a huge grocery hypermarket “Hyperbola” and the Stocmann department store. On the third floor of the shopping and entertainment center daily visitors are entertained by parks of various subjects.

 

Yekaterinburg Passage has more than 150 stores, including well-known brands of clothes and shoes, such as Guess, Rieker, Henderson, Michael Cors and others. The Passage is occupied by numerous accessories, jewelry, gift shops, mobile phone stores, and household appliances and electronics stores. At level 0 there is the Golden Apple perfumery supermarket. Also in the shopping center there is a cinema, a food court and restaurants.

 

Pokrovsky passage - four floors of luxury boutiques, which feature the most famous world-class luxury brands, as well as the Dolce Vita restaurant with excellent Italian cuisine. Italian architects took part in the development of the building project, and marble and granite were brought specially from Verona.  The mall has boutiques of world famous luxury clothing and footwear brands: Ermenegildo Zegna, Brioni, Canali, MaxMara, Etro, Matthew Williamson, Roberto Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana, Ermanno Scervino, Fendi, Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent.

 

The most famous brands in the shopping center Europe are Armani, Omega, DKNY, Bosco Sport. On the second floor of the new building there are middle-class brands, and on the third floor there are interior boutiques. The center has a beauty salon, dry cleaning, clothing and shoe repair workshops, and a children's development center. On the third floor is the conceptual Italian home-style restaurant Carbonara. Wine and Pasta. "

 

In the shopping center there are monobrand stores Escada, Valentino, Sonia Rykiel, Salvatore Ferragamo and others, multi-brand boutiques of women's clothing Joyce and A’Toi, men's clothing of world famous brands is sold in Modest store. Also in the gallery is a 4 Seasons shoe store (brands Kenzo, Aldo Brue, Sergio Rossi, etc.), which provides its services to a VIP atelier. On the 9th floor of Limerance, the only Sufra restaurant in the building operates.

 

On six floors of the shopping center there are more than 70 shops, 18 cafes and restaurants, a cinema, a trampoline park, as well as 2 fitness clubs Athletica and Extreme. Athletica Club is located on the 4th floor. There is a gym where you can work out on your own or with a trainer. Club Extreme Fitness Athletics occupies the entire 6th floor of Alatyr. "Extreme Fitness" is very popular among representatives of the cultural and sports elite of the city.

 

In Mega, 3 network giants are deployed under one roof - Ikea, Ob and Auchan stores, which form separate trading sectors. In addition, more than a hundred well-known world brands, such as Benetton, Calvin Klein Jeans, Tommy Hilfiger, C&A, Adidas, Mango, H&M, Mark & Spenser, Mexx, Zara, Lacoste, Puma and others, present their assortment here.