Yekaterinburg - Ekaterimburgo

Yekaterinburg (Russian: Екатеринбург, Yekaterinburg) is in Russia.

Context

It is located in the eastern part of the Ural mountain range, therefore, in the Asian sector of Russia. In the Ipatiev House of this city, the last Russian Tsar Nicholas II and his family were assassinated on July 17, 1918.

It is the administrative, industrial, cultural, scientific and educational center of the region. The Russian Academy of Sciences has the headquarters of its Ural branch in Yekaterinburg and has several scientific and educational institutions such as the Ural State Technical University. The city has the Yekaterinburg-Koltsovo International Airport and a metro system opened in 1991. It is also a major stop on the Trans-Siberian railway. In Yekaterinburg there is the Volga-Ural Military District Command of the Russian Land Forces.

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With a population of 1.4 million people, Yekaterinburg is the fourth most populous city in Russia after Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Novosibirsk. The city was founded in 1723 by order of Peter the Great as a metallurgical factory. It is named after Peter the Great's wife, Yekaterina. In 1918, the last family of the tsar was imprisoned and later executed in a house in Yekaterinburg that was later demolished. During World War II, the city grew rapidly as industries and people moved east to escape the war. Between 1924 and 1991, the city was known as Sverdlovsk (Свердловск), in honor of the leader of the Communist Party Yakov Sverdlov and signs with this name still abound, particularly at the train station.

The city retains its metallurgical roots and the metal industry is the largest contributor to the economy.

The city is next to the Ural Mountains, which divide Europe from Asia. This border is marked by several symbolic monuments.

Yekaterinburg (from 1924 to 1991 - Sverdlovsk) is one of the largest cities in Russia (the fourth in terms of population), located in the center of the Middle Urals, on the banks of the Iset River. Now Yekaterinburg is one of the largest financial, industrial and cultural centers in Russia.

History

At the beginning of the 18th century. on the territory of present-day Yekaterinburg, several state-owned iron factories were founded. The factories were small, production was poor, the factories barely competed with the Demidov trading companies, which were deployed in Nevyansk and Tagil. Therefore, in 1720 Peter sent V.N. Tatishchev , who outlined a plan for a new plant on the river. Iset and construction began. The Demidovs were not happy with the competitors and managed to merge Tatishchev. But Wilhelm de Gennin, who replaced Tatischev, continued the construction of a large plant and an industrial settlement. In the Urals, there were conflicts with the local population - the Voguls in the north and the Bashkirs in the south, so the factories were immediately built as fortresses. In the summer of 1723, de Gennin agreed with Peter on the name: Yekaterinburg , in honor of the Empress, then transferred the Mining Chancellery to the plant (from now on, all mining operations in the Urals will be managed from here), and in November the first hammer finally began to work. From that moment on, there was a fight between representatives of the authorities and companies (Demidov) and competition between two factories (Tagil and Yekaterinburg).

The fortress factory population was quickly replenished by the Old Believers who entered the Urals; already in the first decade of its existence, the settlement gained 4,000 people, which was quite a lot by those standards. Yekaterinburg was originally part of the Tobolsk province (It was the Tobolsk garrison that was building it), but it quickly began to acquire its own political importance, especially thanks to the opening of the mint, the main supplier of copper coins to the country for more than 100 years. A few years later, several factories appeared closer (for example, Verkh-Isetsky, already in 1726), which gradually merged into the agglomeration. Through Yekaterinburg, the emperors managed all the factories in the Urals and Siberia (perhaps in St. Petersburg they thought that "everything is close", the first emperor to reach these places was Alexander I).

Everything changed a bit after the Pugachev mutiny. Although the fortress of the Yekaterinburg plant withstood the siege and did not tarnish its reputation, the administrative center of the region began to move rapidly to Perm ( Perm governorate, later the province ), even though Perm at the time (and for a long time after) was smaller and less economically significant. All administrative functions, including the Chancellery of Mining, were transferred to Perm. In 1783, the Great Siberian Tract was opened, passing through Yekaterinburg, the highway from St. Petersburg to Siberia, the future tourist route of federal importance, for free-thinking nobles and not only.

In the first half of the XIX century. The metallurgical enterprises of the middle Urals gradually began to lose their leading positions in the world, but just at that time the state was concerned about the construction of mechanical plants, which did not hesitate to appear in Yekaterinburg. The mining industry also received a second wind: gold, precious and semi-precious stones were found in the surroundings. Since everything is close, they were accidentally found in Siberia. The gold rush began. The mining office was quickly dragged back to Yekaterinburg. Proactive authorities at the new location discovered a museum, theater, and school. The cunning administrative subordination of a paramilitary character made it possible to bypass the provincial leadership in Perm and solve all problems directly with St. Petersburg. In fact, at the suggestion of the Chancellery of Mining, the city received the status of autonomy. All this continued until the abolition of serfdom, which seriously affected the income of Ural industrialists. Factories began to go bankrupt and close, merchants, who no longer saw any meaning in the status of a "mountain city" under martial law, succeeded in abolishing the state and moving back to the "county town of the Perm province ".

At the end of the XIX century. start building a network of railways. The main roads from central Russia to Siberia passed through Perm, Yekaterinburg, Kurgan, Tyumen, which finally decided their administrative importance and predetermined faster growth, and their competitors, Kungur, Nizhny Tagil, Shadrinsk, Tobolsk, remained forever on the sidelines. . During the revolutionary period, the city did not stand aside: in 1905 a wave of retaliatory demonstrations and pogroms spread, Kerensky arrived before the First World War, and in 1917 Soviet power was established without blood. Yekaterinburg became the center of the province of Yekaterinburg. In 1918, the family of Nicholas II was transported from Tobolsk to Petrograd, but Yekaterinburg was destined to become the end point of their route. The leadership of the Regional Council of the Urals decided to shoot the entire family 10 days before the city was occupied by the White Guard.

In 1924, the city was renamed Sverdlovsk, after Yakov Sverdlov, the organizer of the Yekaterinburg metro, and it became the capital of the Urals, which remains in this state to this day. At the same time, an active improvement of the city began, a university, a research institute and a radio station appeared. Active development is underway, future monuments of constructivism appear. The railway administration, which became known as Sverdlovskaya, moved from Perm. But the true apogee came in the 1930s - industrialization, during this time the city expanded three times, residential areas were built in the styles of constructivism and neoclassicism, a giant plant that Uralmash grew in the north of the city .

During the Great Patriotic War, evacuated companies moved to the Urals, military production developed rapidly, hospitals were located for the wounded, and refugees from the west settled. It was from here that Yu Levitan relayed the famous reports from the Soviet Information Office. The fateful 1940s once again transformed the appearance of the city, which became a metropolis of republican importance. At the same time, the third largest film studio in Russia, the Sverdlovsk Film Studio, was established. The entire second half of the 20th century. the city is actively developing together with the region. In the 1980s, among the quite numerous Sverdlovsk students, the Sverdlovsk rock club emerged, one of the emblematic underground rock communities of the USSR. It gave rise to the groups "Nautilus Pompilius", "Chaif", "Nastya", "Agatha Christie", "Semantic Hallucinations" and others.

In 1991, Sverdlovsk was renamed Yekaterinburg again. From the same moment, a rampant industrial decline begins, along with the entire region. One by one, the largest industrial companies cease to exist. The nearly disintegrated Uralmash lost its meaning, the initiative of the city's leading company was intercepted by UMMC. Another unpleasant page in the history of the city was the development of criminal groups and shadow businesses, fertile ground for which the disintegrating companies of the region were formed, the frequent seizures of robbers. At the same time, the growth of the population of Yekaterinburg, which now ranks fourth in the country in terms of size, does not stop, and the influx of finance into the service sector: ambitious young people from all the Urals strive to permanent residence in the city.

Today, Yekaterinburg is one of the main megacities in the country, only surpassed in size by Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Novosibirsk, the unofficial capital of the Urals, a huge transport hub that passes the north of Transsib, headquarters of the Presidential envoy in the Ural Federal District, a city of modern commerce and business. centers, consulates and foreign representations, universities, theaters and museums, center of financial flows. Its appearance is changing rapidly, historical features are replaced by commercial ones.

Orientation

Yekaterinburg is divided into 7 administrative districts, which diverge radially from the historic center, cut in half by the river Iset. In the city center, the streets still preserve the linear layout marked by the general plan of the early 19th century, three concentric transport rings are clearly distinguished: Vostochnaya, Furmanova, Moskovskaya and Chelyuskintsev streets , outlining the center, Shefskaya, Bazovy per., Deryabina, Tokarei and Bebel , among which is the main part of the city, and the bypass yet is under construction, which sometimes even taxis use to move between areas of the city during peak hours. Most of the places of interest, theaters, museums and entertainment centers are concentrated within the first transport ring, between the first and the second there are already mainly industrial and residential areas. The latter can be newly built, clean and safe to walk on (Akademichesky, Botanika), and late Soviet, uncomplicated and by no means so quiet (concrete products, Sinyye Kamni, Uralmash), and some areas are quite poorly known ( Kompressorny, Vtorchermet, Classification) VIZ Cooling Tower Lighting The main industrial areas of the city, adjacent to large factories, are located in the south (Khimmash area), in the north (Elmash and Uralmash areas) and in the west along the Verkh-Isetsky pond (VIZ area). In these areas, you can feel the scope of the grandiose construction projects of the middle of the last century: in addition to huge production sites, each factory district has its own main square, its own palace of culture, its own parks and alleys and its own solemn entrance as the center of life. In fact, it is a city within a city. Most interesting, perhaps, will be the VIZ-Stal company, whose stores are clearly visible from bridges and roads, and at night the cooling towers of the factory are highlighted with spectacular lighting. The Verkh-Isetsky Pond is the largest body of water in the city in terms of area, in summer sailboats glide across it and jet skis noisily slice through the waves, a lively beach is open. One of the oldest and most notable tram lines in the city runs along the pond: one track to the stop. "Isla Verde" with an exotic tram liner.

The urban agglomeration also includes the cities of Verkhnyaya Pyshma, Sredneuralsk, Berezovsky and Aramil. Administratively, they still defend their independent status, but in fact they have already merged with Yekaterinburg, since having a common urban transport network and adjacent residential areas. In addition, Yekaterinburg has the nearby satellite cities of Pervouralsk, Revda, Polevskoy, seamlessly transformed into remote sleeping areas.

1 Yekaterinburg Tourist Information Service, 8 Marta Street, 21. Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. M. A 7 p. M .; Sat, Sun 10-17.

To get

By plane

Koltsovo International Airport (аэропорт Кольцово SVX ^IATA) (Take bus n. 1 (operates every 15 minutes, 50 minutes of travel); The taxi costs 500 руб to / from the center (25 minute trip)), ☏[343 226-85-82], no fee: [800 1000-333]. 18 km southeast of the city center, it serves 4.3 million passengers a year. The airport is the base of operations for Ural Airlines. There are direct flights to most major cities in Russia and international flights to Minsk, Rome, Sofia, Frankfurt, Munich, Prague, Barcelona, ​​Vienna, Dubai, Tel Aviv, Istanbul, Tashkent, Bishkek, Osh and Helsinki.

By train

See Russia # By Train 2 for general tips on how to travel around Russia by train.

• 2 Central train station (Железнодорожный вокзал ст. Екатеринбург-Пассажирский), Ulitsa Vokzalnaya (Вокзальная), 22. (Metro: Uralskaya (Ура )льска (Ура )льска). All Trans-Siberian trains stop at Yekaterinburg-Sverdlovsk railway station. There is also an extensive network of local trains serving Sverdlovsk Oblast.

By car

You can enter the city along the Serovsky, Novo-Moskovsky, Polevsky, Chelyabinsky, Siberian tracts, a backup of the Siberian tract.

By bus

• North bus station (Северный автовокзал), Ulitsa Vokzalnaya (Вокзальная), 15a. (Metro: Uralskaya (Уральская), next to the central train station).
• South bus station (Южный автовокзал), 8 ° Marta (8 Марта), 145 (Metro: Chkalovskaya (Чкаловская)).

Travel

Tourist information and maps

You can buy a street map at one of the many kiosks and shops at the train stations, print a street map of Yekaterinburg, or pick up a free detailed street map from the Yekaterinburg Tourist Information Service at 8 Marta St. # 21 , office # 2, in the center of the city.

By public transport

Yekaterinburg has 1 metro line that connects the city center (the stop is near the Circus) with Uralmash, a large industrial and residential area, with a stop near the main train station. The subway is popular with locals because it is fast and inexpensive, and costs 23 руб per trip. The stations are impressive, decorated with indigenous Ural stones, granite and marble.

All stations are open from 06:00 to 24:00. The frequency of trains during the week in rush hour is 4-5 minutes; all other hours and weekends is 8-11 minutes.

Metro stations from north to south:

• 1 Prospekt Kosmonavtov (Проспект Космонавтов). edit
• 2 Uralmash (Уралмаш) (Cinema Zarya, marshrutka to Verkhnyuyu Pyshmu). edit
• 3 Mashinostroiteley (Машиностроителей). edit
• 4 Uralskaya (Уральская), Ulitsa Sverdlova (ул. Свердлова) (Northern Bus Station, Central Railway station). edit
• 5 Dynamo (Sportcomplex Dynamo, the promenade of the city pond, - 10 minutes walk: Theater for Youth (ТЮЗ), Church on the Blood (Храм на Крови), Literary quarter (Литературный квартал)). edit
• 6 Ploshchad 1905 Goda (Площадь 1905 года) (downtown, Ul. Vaynera (ул. Вайнера), Theater Estrady (Театр Эстрады)). edit
• 7 Geologicheskaya (Геологическая) (Circus, Arboretum). edit
• 8 Chkalovskaya (Чкаловская) (Southern Bus Station). edit
• 9 Botanicheskaya (Ботаническая) (Dyryzhabl shopping center). edit

Tram

Ekaterinburg has the densest tram network in Russia. Pay with contactless bank cards or cash to drivers. Please use the Yandex or 2gis app to route the information.

Suburban train

• 10 Pervomayskaya (ОП Первомайская). Edit
• 11 Shartash (ст. Шарташ). Edit
• 12 Ploschadka VIZ (ОП ВИЗ). Edit
• 13 Yekaterinburg-Sortirovochnyy (ст. Екатеринбург-Сортировочный). Edit
• 14 Lesotekhnicheskaya (ОП Лесотехническая). Edit
• 15 Botanicheskaya (ОП Ботаническая). Edit
• sixteen Uktus (Уктус) (Bus 37, marshrutka 012 to the stop 'Шинный Завод'). Edit
• 17 Vtorchermet (Вторчермет) (Tram 1, 15 ends here). Edit

By Koltsovo Express

• 18 Koltsovo Airport (ОП Аэропорт «Кольцово»). An express train to / from the airport that runs twice a day. Edit

Watch

• 56.84438888888960.6091111111111  Church on blood. .It belongs to the Russian Orthodox Church and commemorates the canonization of the Romanovs in 1981. It was built between 2000 and 2003 on the site of the Ipatiev House, in whose basement Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his family were assassinated.last edited: Apr 2018 (information may be out of date)

Embankment of the city pond

• 1 Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts , 5, Voevodina str (just south of Gorodskoy Prud, on the west bank of the river). Some excellent works by Russian artists from the 18th and 19th centuries, minor artists from the European schools from the 16th to the 18th centuries, and some beautiful sculptures and small jewels. 50 руб. (updated Mar 2019 | edit)
• 2 Iset river dam (Плотина Городского пруда на реке Исеть, «Плотинка») (Metro: Ploshchad 1905 Goda (Площадь 1905 года) cca. 300 meters). Edit
• 3 House of the merchant Pshenichnikova (Дом купца Пшеничникова), Naberezhnaya. Rabochey Molodezhi (наб. Рабочей Молодежи), 2. 1830 edit
• 4 Mining Plants Headquarters Building (Дом Главного начальника горных заводов), Catch. Rabochey Molodezhi (наб. Рабочей Молодёжи), 3. edit QWERTY monument.

• 5 QWERTY monument (On the river bank near the Ploshad '1905 goda subway station). Easily one of Russia's strangest attractions is this city's gigantic keyboard monument. Large white stones rise from the ground and as you get closer you see words like "Q" and "SHIFT" engraved on them. EditSevastjanov House

• 6 Sevastjanov House (District Court, Chamber of Trade Unions, Дом Севастьянова, Окружной суд, Дом профсоюзов), Prospekt Lenina (пр. Ленина), 3. edit
• 7 Sverdlovsk region railway building (Здание Управления Свердловской железной дороги), Ul. Chelyuskintsev (ул. Челюскинцев), 11. 1925-28 edit
• 8 Zotova-Tarasova Mansion (Усадьба Зотова-Тарасова), Ul. Gorkovo (ул. Горького), 21. edit

Prospekt Lenina

• 9 Central Military District (Здание штаба Центральный Военный Округ, штаб Приволжско-Уральского военного округа), Prospekt Lenina (пр Ленина.), 71. (Urban train: Pervomayskaya (ОП Первомайская) 500 m; tram 4, 8, 13, 15, 18 to stop 'Восточная улица'). Headquarters of the military district of the Volga Urals region. The district includes the territories of the former Siberian military district. Units of his: 2nd Army in Samara, 41st Army in Novosibirsk, Special Forces (Spetsnaz Brigades) and 2nd Command of the Russian Air Force. Built in 1929. edit
• 10 City of Chekists and Hotel "Iset" (Городок чекистов и гостиница "Исеть"), Prospekt Lenina (пр. Ленина), 69. An architectural complex in the neighborhood of Lenina - Lunacharskogo - Pervomayskaya - Kuznechnaya streets. (1929-1936) Edit
• 11 Opera and ballet theaters , Prospekt Lenina (пр. Ленина), 46А (Tram 2, 6, 13, 15, 18 to the stop 'Оперный Театр'). There are many theaters in the city center around the 1905 square. Edit
• 12 Black Tulup War Memorial This monument inaugurated in 1995 is dedicated to the memory of the fallen soldiers who died during the futile and merciless war in Afghanistan. The name Black Tulip is derived from the nickname of the An-12 transport plane that was carrying corpses of Soviet soldiers from Afghanistan. The centerpiece of the monument is a statue of a seated soldier holding a rifle. His head is bowed and he is staring at the ground. Etched on his face is the emotion of horror, defeat, and devastation. The Black Tulip War Memorial is a compelling reminder to all visitors to Yekaterinburg of the inhuman cruelty of war. (Updated August 2020 | edit)

Other areas

• 13 Church on blood (Храм на Крови) (Near Dinamo metro station). Church on Blood built in 2003 on the site of the execution of Tsar Nicholas II and his family. Edit
• Ural State University (east of 1905 Square along Lenin Avenue). It is a wonderful building located in an area full of beautiful old buildings. Take a pleasant walk in the direction of the Plaza de 1905. edit
• Urals State Technical University (take trams 4, 8, 13, 15, 18, 22, 23 or buses 5, 10, 50, 50a to UGTU (УГТУ)). Another wonderful building. Boris Yeltsin's Alma mater. Edit

Do

• Cross country ski: the trails stretch for miles. There are also some downhill ski resorts. It will take you approximately 25 minutes to get to the closest one from the city center.
• Watch football at the Yekaterinburg Arena, which hosted the 2018 World Cup matches. The home team is FC Ural, which plays in the Russian Premier League, the highest level of Russian football; in 2018 they narrowly avoided the decline. The stadium dates from 1957; It was updated and expanded for the World Cup, but its capacity has now been reduced to 23,000. The Arena is 3 km southwest of the city center, take the tram or bus to Kommunarov Square.
• 1 Limpopo Aquapark (Аквапарк Лимпопо) (take the city train to Botanicheskaya (ОП Ботаническая) and walk east 5 min). The largest water park in Europe. Edit
• 2 Circus (Екатеринбургский Государственный Цирк им. В.И.Филатова), Ul. 8 Marta (ул. 8 Марта), 43 (Near Geologicheskaya (Геоскаг) metro station. Richly ornamented building that hosts all kinds of circus shows. Nearby is the abandoned television tower. Edit
• Yekaterinburg For You English Club .Every Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in Havana Club. Great place to meet other foreigners and local Russians who speak English. I know requires a minimum purchase of 300 руб. Edit

Parks

• Arboretum (дендрарий) (Metro: Geologicheskaya (Геологическая)). Edit
• Ledovyj Gorodok (Ice Town, Ледовый Городок) (right in Ploshad '1905 goda). During the new year. A whole apple under Lenin's eyes made of ice. In the central square of 1905. edit

• Shirokorechenskoye Kladbishche Cemetery (Широкореченское Кладбище) (take buses 14, 22, 24, 37к, 048, 69 to Kontrol'naya (Контрольная)). This is the infamous "mob graveyard" where there are dozens of graves adorned with large life-size stone images of former mob members. Edit

To buy

Markets

• Chinese market (Bazaar). The market consists of many hundreds of small outdoor stalls, selling everything from toilet paper to fur coats, all at the best prices in town. This type of market is not really the right place to buy souvenirs. Edit
• Vaynera Street (Urales Arbat) (in the city center). Many stores with a wide range of little things to buy. Usually this street (for pedestrians only) is called Ural Arbat, in honor of the famous Arbat in Moscow. Edit

Leather in Russia is considered one of the best in Europe; the bags and wallets are of a particularly high quality. Gold jewelry, while expensive, is also very good. Markets, like the Chinese market, are good for cheap bargains.

Malls

• Grinvich Shopping Center (торговый центр "Гринвич") (Metro: Geologicheskaya (Геологическая)). Edit
• Dyryzhabl Shopping Center (торговый центр "Дирижабль") (Metro: Botanicheskaya (Ботаническая)). Edit
• MEGA shopping center (There is a free bright yellow bus that picks up 'Ulitsa Kuybysheva, 57' near the center every 15 minutes; return trips leave in front of the OBI store in the mall). A huge shopping center on the outskirts of town owned by the IKEA group with lots of western / international stores, including a decent food court. Edit

To eat

Many cafes and restaurants offer the usual mix of Russian, Japanese and Italian food, but the level of international cuisine is not that high.

Budget

• Uralskiye Pelmeny (Pelmens Urales), prospekt lenina 69, ☏ [343 350-71-50]. This restaurant serves Russian, Georgian and Uzbek cuisine. Georgian and Uzbek meals are prepared in a separate part of the restaurant. Russian food is served canteen style, where you choose the dishes you want from a smörgåsbord and pay at the end of the buffet. Russian food is nothing special but it is abundant, the ingredients are fresh and it is cheap. Edit
• Pizza Mia , Calle Vaynera 12. A cheap Italian fast food place. Edit

Middle range

• dacha (Дача), At the corner of Prospect Lenina 20 and Khokhryakova St, ☏ [343 379-3569]. This restaurant is vaguely reminiscent of the Mari Vanna restaurant in Moscow for its decoration and cozy atmosphere. Good Russian food is available with the usual European and Asian alternatives. Perfect for a date, a discreet business meeting or for lunch with colleagues. Edit
• CCCP (USSR), Pervomayskaya Street, 27, ☏ [343 350-5246]. A restaurant full of kitsch from the Soviet era, which was more popular some time ago. Today it lacks atmosphere. Edit
• Paparazzi , Prospekt Lenina 23 (On the 3rd floor of the Europa shopping center), ☏ [343 253-7080]. It offers Italian cuisine. If you are Italian, you will probably prefer to try something else, but for everyone else it should be fine. The decoration of the restaurant is nice, the food is good, there are not many people. Edit
• Il Patio / Friday / Planeta Sushi A franchise found throughout Russia. They offer accessible Italian, American and Japanese cuisine, respectively. The food is reasonably priced and always good. Edit
• 1 Manilov (Манилов), Ulitsa Gagarina, 18 years old (trams No. 5, 8, 13, 15, 23, 32 to Uralski Federalni Universitet - UrFU st. (Уральский федеральный университет - УрФУ)), ☏ [343 375 8793]. 12: 00–00: 00. Away from the main tourist routes, this restaurant offers dishes of traditional Russian cuisine with the taste of the Urals once common but now forgotten. Pelmeni, pirogi, borsch, salo, holodets, local fish and mushrooms all go well with vodka, at prices that are not as expensive as in Russia. Menu in Russian, English and Chinese. (Updated June 2018 | edit)

Waste

• Noble house , Calle Borisa Yeltsina, 8 (On the second floor of the Hyatt Hotel), ☏ [343 253 1234], ✉ [[1]]. Offers Southeast Asian cuisine. Sunday brunch every two weeks from 12:00 to 15:00. Sophisticated atmosphere, good for impressing on a date or for quiet conversations. It's the only place in town for spicy food. The portions are generous, contrary to what you might expect. It is not the best oriental food, but it is the best in Ekaterinburg. Edit
• La Cucina , Calle Borisa Yeltsina, 8 (On the second floor of the Hyatt Hotel), ☏ [343 253 1234], ✉ [[2]]. Favorite dishes from Russia and Mediterranean flair in a modern and colorful setting. Excellent view of the river. Very good place for business lunches. Edit
• Triakurov (Троекуровъ), Malysheva Street 137, ☏ [343 378-8118]. This Russian cuisine place is a lot like Moscow's Puskin Cafe, but without its atmosphere, its location, or its clientele. This is the restaurant for a grand closing dinner, for official situations (Medvedev and Angela Merkel were guests in this restaurant). Unfortunately, you will find it empty most of the time, which gives it a sense of exclusivity but suggests that you may be overpaying for your food.

Drink and go out

pubs

• Doctor Scotch , Malysheva Street 54a, ☏ [343 371-4363]. Very large pub that draws crowds on the weekends. After midnight there are a lot of drunk people, music, a small dance floor near the bar. It is worth a visit. Edit
• Jame's Pub , Mamina Sibiryaka St 58. edit
• Irish Pub Old Dublin (Stariy Dublin), 23 Khokhryakova Street (in the city center, near 1905 square between Lenina St. and Malisheva St.), ☏ [3765173]. Daily 12: 00-02: 00. A popular two-story Irish pub. Good food and a very nice and cozy atmosphere. Helpful English speaking staff. It seems to be "the" place to go, chat and meet the locals. Edit
• Rosy jane , Prospekt Lenina 32-34, ☏ [343 371-0607]. Edit

Clubs

• Havana club , Mamina Sibiryaka St 36, ☏ [343 355-9414]. An extremely popular place in the city and with foreign visitors. Edit
• Hills 18/36 , Calle Bazhova, 193. Small disco on the ground floor of a hotel. It's kind of a fancy place. Edit
• Gold Club , Tkachey Street, 9, ☏ [343 254-8585]. Edit
• Alibi ,Calle Malysheva, 74, ☏ [343 350-0690]. Es un pub muy concurrido después de la medianoche. Mejor reserve una mesa si no está solo. Hay una pequeña pista de baile. Es imposible evitar frotar a los demás.

Sleep

Budget

Puede pagar tarifas por hora en las salas de descanso (Komnaty Otdykha) en la estación principal de tren. Para llegar allí, camine hasta el extremo este de la estación hasta el último y pequeño conjunto de puertas de vidrio. La primera puerta a la derecha debe llevarlo a un conjunto de escaleras que lo llevarán allí.

• Europa Asia Ekaterimburgo Hostel ,Tchaikovskogo 75/216 (10 minutos a pie de la estación de metro «Chkalovskaya» "). Registrarse:14:00, revisa: 12:00. 2 cocinas con todos los utensilios necesarios. 500 руб. Edit
• Albergue Omnomnom (Omnomnom Хостел Екатеринбург), Vaynera 60, Apartamento 26 (desde la estación de metro Geologicheskaya, camine hacia el este por la calle Lubishevsky y luego hacia el norte por Vaynera. Está al final de la calle, en un gran edificio de apartamentos en el octavo piso. La puerta de entrada está detrás de los restaurantes y no está marcada.), ☏ [982 6737477], ✉ [[3]]. Check in: 14:00, check in: 12:00. Es mejor llamar con anticipación y hacer reservas, ya que no siempre hay alguien que abra la puerta. Hermosos dormitorios con vista al Circo. Dormitorio de 6 camas: 500 руб. Edit

Middle range

• Hotel Atrium Palace ,Calle Kuibyshev, 44. editar
• DoubleTree by Hilton Ekaterinburg City Centre ,Lenina 9a. Edit
• Hotel Green Park ,Calle Narodnoi Voli, 24. editar
• Hotel Moskovskaya Gorka ,Calle Moskovskaya, 131, ☏ [343 310-00-30]. Edit
• Novotel Ekaterimburgo Centre ,Calle Engelsa, 7. editar
• Hotel Onegin ([email protected]), Rozy Luxemburg, 49 años, ☏ [343 310 3838], no fee: [800 1001038]. Check-in: 12: 00, check: 12:00. Hay 142 habitaciones en el Onegin Hotel Yekaterinburg. El hotel ofrece opciones de habitaciones estándar, estudio y suite. Wi-Fi, aire acondicionado, teléfono, mini-bar, baño privado y albornoz, instalaciones para conferencias, restaurante y lobby bar. El servicio de venta de entradas y el mostrador de información turística facilitan a los huéspedes el disfrute de las numerosas atracciones cercanas al hotel. Edit
• Ramada Ekaterimburgo Hotel & Spa ,Calle Kuibyshev, 44. editar
• Renomme ,Calle Marta 8, 50. editar
• Hotel Voznesensky ,Calle Mamina-Sibiryaka, 52. editar
• Hotel Vysotsky ,Calle Malysheva 51, piso 37. editar

Waste

• Hyatt Regency Ekaterinburg ,Calle Borisa Yeltsina, 8 (Distrito de la ciudad de Ekaterinburg), ✉ [[4]] .296 habitaciones y suites con vistas a Cathedral-on-the-Blood y al río Iset. Amenidades: área de trabajo ergonómica, concepto de baño abierto, acceso a internet inalámbrico, facilidades para té y café. Regency Club Lounge para desayuno continental, cócteles y entremeses gratis.