During 3-4 hour city tour you will see dam at the Iset River built in 1723 for uninterrupted work of the first metallurgical plant and a monument to the founders of the city and organizers of metallurgical industry at the Urals region Vasily Tatishchev and Georg Wilhelm de Gennin; the classical buildings of the Main Mountain Office and the Rastorguyev-Kharitonov Palace; magnificent Sevastianov’s House (1860-1866) specially renovated in 2008-2009 for residence of the president of Russia Vladimir Putin at the summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Yekaterinburg; the Maison of merchants Tarasovs (the governor’s residence now); the Main Square; delicate wooden house of merchants Agafurovs; Church on Blood in Honour of All Saints Resplendent in the Russian Land built in 2003 on site of the demolished in 1977 Ipatiev house where Nicholas II and his family contained and where they were killed;

monument to the first Russian steam locomotive designed by brothers Cherepanov (1833-1834); the Chekists City, complex of house-communes built in 1929-1936 in constructivism style for NKVD with many-storeyed dominant of the Iset Hotel (former hostel for young NKVD employees); the Black Tulip monument devoted to Soviet solders lost in Afghanistan in 1979-1989; building of Ural State Technical University, the largest technical university in Russia and building of local circus (1980) with unique hanging roof under bearing openwork dome (the same construction was also designed by Oscar Niemeyer only in Brasil).