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What is Interesting in the city?
There are a lot of places of interest in Ekaterinburg - it has a unique mixture of different architectural, historical, and cultural rarities, which may never be repeated. More than 60 monuments of history and culture are located in the city, and 43 of them are considered to be national monuments because of their special significance. That is why Ekaterinburg can claim the formal status as Russia's most historical city.
At present, Ekaterinburg is one of Russia's biggest industrial centres. It's enterprises produce industrial goods for heavy machinery and chemical plant construction, for transportation, and military purposes.
Ekaterinburg is not very old, but over the course of its 280-year history, it has proven itself to be a special and even unique city - not only by it's geographical location, but also by a role as one of the founders of Russian industry. The heart of Ekaterinburg is its dam, which permitted the initial development of the city's industrial base. It was first erected in 1723 and has been reconstructed twice since - now it is recognized as an industrial monument of the 18th century.
Unfortunately, very few buildings of the old factory area have been preserved. Those that do, house the Museum of History, Architecture, and Technology of the Urals, and the Natural Museum - both of which are located in the so-called Historical Park. The oldest building of Ekaterinburg, which dates from 1764 and recently reconstructed, is also situated here. At present this is the Fine Arts Museum. Ekaterinburg of the 18th century was a wooden city, however, the city's first buildings of stone construction also appeared here during this period. At most these were administrative buildings - for example, the Main Board of the mining factories, where the Urals Conservatory is located now.
In the late 18th and the early 19th centuries a new architectural style - classicism, influenced Ekaterinburg landscapes. The palace on Voznesenskaya Hill, with its luxurious park, is the most famous example of this style. Many churches and chapels made the city's panorama very beautiful and picturesque. In the beginning of the 20th century there were about 50 churches, of which only 6 still stand today.
There are quite a few buildings in the constructivist style within the city - typical of this are such examples as the Main Post Office, the Uralskij Rabochij (Ural Worker) printing house, the movie studio, the famous White Tower, the Dinamo recreational centre, etc.
The Soviet period brought new trends to Ekaterinburg's architecture - luxury and rationalism, which reflected the influence both of ideology and asceticism. New tendencies in the development of world architecture have also affected the city. Some of the most well known structures of this time include the Military Headquarters, the Ural Great Polytechnic University, the Railroad Administrative Building, and the Philharmonic Theatre.
The city's history is full of events -many expeditions to Siberia, Central Asia and the Far East passed through Ekaterinburg.
The city was visited by many Russian tsars and members of their families.
The first Russian president, Boris Yeltsin lived and worked here during the 1960s and 1970s.
Among the many monuments in Ekaterinburg are the monuments to Bolshevik Malyshev and The Black Tulip - Russian soldiers during the Afghan campaign named the aeroplanes which delivered the coffins of their dead comrades back to Russia The Black Tulips.
There are so many remarkable places in the 280-year-old Ekaterinburg, that all cannot possibly be described in this small web site. This brief information is intended to provoke the interest of Ekaterinburg's inhabitants and guests of the Urals to the history of our remarkable city.
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- Ekaterinburg (also known as Yekaterinburg) is the third largest Russian city, administrative centre of the Sverdlovsk region and the capital of the Urals. Sverdlovsk oblast is one of the most developed and advanced regions in Russia. It is very rich in minerals and raw materials - the main industries are heavy machinery and metallurgy. It is situated far from areas of ethnic conflict and is politically stable.
Ekaterinburg can easily be found on a geographical map of the vast Euro-Asian Continent: it is in the middle of the Ural mountains, which separate Europe and Asia. The Europe-Asia Obelisk which is about 25 miles (40kms) west of the city, marking the border between the two continents, is an especially interesting place to visit. Thus, Ekaterinburg lies at the crossroad of 2 continents and this determines its political, economic and cultural peculiarities.
Ekaterinburg is the capital of the Ural Federal District, which covers an area of about 2 million sq. km. The territory possesses the main oil and gas fields of Russia, and the richest deposits of iron and polymetallic ores. The world largest metallurgical enterprises are located in the Urals, concentrating here due to the great industrial and intellectual potential. The Sverdlovsk region (and Ekaterinburg as its main city) exports raw materials and heavy machinery and imports foodstuff, consumer goods and machines. Business and investment climate is believed to be favorable.
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Ekaterinburg is 284 years old. Originally established by the Russian Emperor, Peter the Great, as a major industrial and administrative centre and it has remained so for nearly three centuries.
The glory of the foundation of Ekaterinburg is shared by two fledglings of Peter's nest - Captain Vasilij Tatishchev who determined the location of the plant/fortress, and the engineer and general of artillery, William de Gennin, who later put the plant into operation. On November 7 (18), 1723 two iron-forging hammers were put into operation in the hammer-forging shop of the plant. This event was registered as the official date of birth of the town named after the Saint Martyr Catherine (Ekaterina in Russian), the patroness of mining crafts, and after the reigning empress who had been baptized Catherine by the Russian Orthodox Church.
At the same time, Ekaterinburg was turning into a centre of non-mining industries and banking business. The discovery of Siberian gold brought about a fabulous wealth to the city and stimulated its growth. For a long time the mining of this gold was the monopoly of the Ekaterinburg merchants - the Ryazanovs, Rastorguyevs, Balandins, and others.
Situated on the border between Europe and Asia the town also played an important mediating role in trade. Initially, one part of the fortress, and then of the town, was called a Trade part. In 1843 the State Commercial Bank opened its branch office in Ekaterinburg; the Siberian, the Volga-Kama, and the City Community Banks began operating here early in the XXth century.
Despite its provincial character, the town was a major cultural center. It had a mining school, a mining research society, and a mining museum. 1843 was the year of the establishment of the town's first theatre company, for which, four years later, the citizens constructed a theatre building on Glavny Prospect (Main Street). In 1870, the Ural Society of Science Enthusiasts was established whose members published works about the Ural region and organized expeditions. The national crisis caused by World War I, the February revolution and the October upheaval radically changed the fate of the town. On October 26, 1917 Soviet Power was proclaimed in Ekaterinburg.
Before the civil war Ekaterinburg became a regional centre, and in 1923 it was granted it's rights, and in 1923 it was granted the rights of the administrative centre of the huge, newly established Ural region.
In 1924 the name of Ekaterinburg disappeared from the map of the country. As the totalitarian regime grew stronger it gave the names of its leaders to all places, big and small. Thus, Ekaterinburg was renamed Sverdlovsk and in 1934 it became the main city of the region bearing the same name.
Throughout the 1920s - 1930s Ekaterinburg preserved its significance as an industrial and cultural centre of the Urals. The construction of huge plants brought about a threefold increase in its population. The Sverdlovsk builders constructed dozens of industrial buildings, blocks of flats, schools, shops and hospitals. In 1925 the city got its first water supply line and first bus routes. In 1929 the first tram appeared on its streets and a broadcasting station was put into operation. High-rise buildings became the sign of the time.
In 1940, the city had 12 institutions of higher learning, 30 technical schools, 100 secondary schools, 166 libraries, 7 museums, and 5 theatres.
Sverdlovsk was turning into a city of big science. In 1932 the USSR Academy of Sciences opened its branch here. During the years of World War II the city was turned into a powerful arsenal of military equipment and armaments. The leading enterprises of the city were converted to military production. Sverdlovsk gave refuge to the People's Commissariat of Nonferrous Metallurgy, the Presidium of the USSR Academy of Sciences, the Air-Force Academy, the Central Theatre of Soviet Army, the famous Moscow MHAT theatre, and the unique collections of the Hermitage.
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Kazan Calles - Rusia 2018
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La Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2018 Rusia - FIFA - será la 21ª edición de la Copa Mundial de Fútbol.
Esta edición del evento se llevará a cabo en Rusia entre el 14 de junio y el 15 de julio de 2018, siendo la primera oportunidad en ese país para organizar el campeonato y la primera vez en la historia que se celebrará en un país de Europa del Este.
Rusia confirmó 12 estadios en 11 ciudades: Ekaterimburgo, Kaliningrado, Kazan, Krasnodar, Moscú, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov-on-Don, San Petersburgo, Samara, Sochi, Volgogrado y Saransk, que será sede de la Copa Mundial de 64 partidos
Kazán Situada a orillas del majestuoso río Volga, a unos 800 km al este de Moscú, Kazan fue fundada en 1005 por los protobúlgaros como una fortaleza y un importante centro comercial.
El centro histórico está formado por antiguas mansiones, casas de comerciantes, edificios culturales e industriales del siglo XIX y principios del XX. Caminaremos por Bauman Street, la principal arteria peatonal del centro, donde se encuentra la Catedral de Pedro y Pablo, en estilo barroco ruso, que se levanta en perfecta armonía con el edificio clásico vecino de la Universidad Estatal de Kazan. La calle Kremlyovskaya es el centro cultural de la ciudad, muy cerca del Teatro Dramatice Bolshoi, la Ópera de Kazán, la Biblioteca Nacional y el Ayuntamiento. Al otro lado del canal Bolaq y el lago Qaban, entraremos en el antiguo distrito tártaro de la ciudad, donde los tártaros tuvieron que asentarse después de la conquista de Kazan por los rusos. La mezquita de Mardzhani, la mezquita de Azimov y muchos otros levantan sus minaretes en esta área históricamente musulmana. En la confluencia del río Kazanka con el poderoso Volga admiraremos el Monumento a los Soldados Caídos, el Palacio de Agricultura y la moderna construcción del Circo de Kazan. Terminaremos nuestra visita panorámica en el Kremlin de Kazán.
Visita del Kremlin de Kazán. El antiguo Kremlin domina la ciudad e impresiona por su magnitud y poder. En la confluencia de los ríos Kazanka y Volga, el fuerte proto-búlgaro de madera del siglo XII, destruido por los mongoles, fue reconstruido por los tártaros como una fortaleza que protegía su principado. Después de la conquista de la ciudad, Iván IV el Terrible ordenó la reconstrucción del Kremlin de Kazán siguiendo el mismo modelo. Fue completado entre 1556 y 1562 por maestros Pskov. Dentro de su recinto amurallado se encuentran numerosos edificios históricos, el más antiguo de los cuales es la Catedral de la Anunciación (1561-62). Al igual que muchos otros edificios de la época, se construyó sobre la piedra arenisca tradicional local, en lugar de ladrillo, material utilizado en casi todo el resto de Rusia. Al lado está la Casa del Obispo (1829).
Kazan Ciudad - Rusia 2018
Kazan Ciudad - Rusia 2018
Mundial de Fútbol Rusia - World Cup Russia 2018
La Copa Mundial de la FIFA Rusia 2018 - FIFA - será la XXI edición de la Copa Mundial de Fútbol.
Esta edición del evento se realizará en Rusia entre el 14 de junio y el 15 de julio de 2018, siendo la primera oportunidad en que dicho país organiza el campeonato y la primera vez en la historia que se celebre en un país de Europa Oriental.
Rusia confirmó 12 estadios en 11 ciudades: Ekaterimburgo, Kaliningrado, Kazán, Krasnodar, Moscú, Nizhni Nóvgorod, Rostov del Don, San Petersburgo, Samara, Sochi, Volgogrado y Saransk, las cuales albergarán los 64 partidos de la Copa Mundial
Kazán. Situada a orillas del majestuoso rio Volga, a unos 800 km al este de Moscú, Kazán fue fundada en 1005 por los protobúlgaros como una fortaleza y un importante centro de comercio. Kazán fue conquistada para Rusia por el zar Iván el Terrible en 1552. Hoy es una de las ciudades más prosperas de Rusia, capital de la región de Tartaristán, y posee un elevado grado de autonomía dentro de la Federación Rusa. Muchos de sus habitantes se expresan en su idioma propio, y mantienen su religión, cultura, tradiciones y costumbres. Kazán es oficialmente denominada la “Tercera Capital de Rusia”, tras Moscú y San Petersburgo. En su Universidad estudiaron personajes históricos como Lenin y Tolstoi. Kazán es un punto de encuentro de los mundos Oriental y Occidental, un cruce de culturas y tradiciones europeas, rusas y tártaras. La ciudad está dividida en dos barrios principales, el ruso y el tártaro, separados entre sí por el lago Qaban y el canal Bolaq. El contraste entre las cúpulas de las iglesias ortodoxas rusas y los minaretes de las mezquitas tártaras le da a la ciudad un carácter y una atmósfera únicos. Kazán es un importante centro cultural y educativo, con numerosos teatros, museos, salas de conciertos, festivales y eventos internacionales, bibliotecas y universidades. Kazán ha sido declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO.
El centro histórico lo constituyen antiguas mansiones, casas de comerciantes, edificios culturales e industriales del siglo XIX y principios del XX. Pasearemos por la calle Bauman, principal arteria peatonal del centro, donde se encuentra la catedral de Pedro y Pablo, en estilo barroco ruso, que se alza en perfecta armonía con el vecino edificio clásico de la Universidad Estatal de Kazán. La calle Kremlyovskaya es el centro cultural de la ciudad, muy cerca se encuentran el Teatro Dramatice Bolshói, la Opera de Kazán, la Biblioteca Nacional y el Ayuntamiento. Al otro lado del canal Bolaq y del lago Qaban entraremos en el antiguo barrio tártaro de la ciudad, donde los tártaros debieron instalarse tras la conquista de Kazán por los rusos. La mezquita Mardzhani, la mezquita Azimov y muchas otras elevan sus minaretes en esta área históricamente musulmana. En la confluencia del rio Kazanka con el poderoso Volga admiraremos el Monumento a los Soldados Caídos, el Palacio de la Agricultura, y el moderno edificio del Circo de Kazán. Finalizaremos nuestra visita panorámica en el Kremlin de Kazán.
Visita del Kremlin de Kazán. El antiguo Kremlin domina la ciudad, e impresiona por su magnitud y poderío. En la confluencia de los ríos Kazanka y Volga, el fuerte protobúlgaro de madera del siglo XII, destruido por los mongoles, fue reconstruido por los tártaros como una fortaleza que protegía su principado. Tras la conquista de la ciudad, Iván IV el Terrible ordeno la reconstrucción del Kremlin de Kazán siguiendo el mismo modelo. Fue completado entre 1556 y 1562 por maestros de Pskov. Dentro de su recinto amurallado se encuentran numerosos edificios históricos, el más antiguo de los cuales es la Catedral de la Anunciación (1561-62). Al igual que muchos otros edificios de la época, fue construida en la tradicional piedra de arenisca local, en vez de ladrillo, material utilizado en casi todo el resto de Rusia. Junto a ella se encuentra la Casa del Obispo (1829). Otro monumento de gran importancia es la mezquita Qol-Sharif, recientemente reconstruida en el interior del Kremlin. El Palacio de los Gobernadores (1845-1848), edificado en el lugar donde estaba el palacio del Jan, es hoy en día el Palacio Presidencial. Cerca de la Torre Spasskaya se encuentra el Monasterio del Salvador, de 1557. Fue el principal foco misionero cristiano en estas tierras predominantemente musulmanas. Entre los numerosos edificios militares destacan el Cuerpo de Guardia, la Escuela de Cadetes, la Escuela Ecuestre y la Fundición de Cañones de Artillería. Entre las imponentes murallas y torres de sus fortificaciones se eleva la más alta estructura del Kremlin de Kazán, la Torre Inclinada Soyembika, llamada así en honor de la última zarina tártara. El Kremlin de Kazán ha sido declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO.
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Execution of Tsar Nicholas II and Ganina Yama. How was Tsar Nicholas II and his family executed and where were they buried? The last days of the Romanovs were spent in isolation in Yekaterinburg, now the site of the Church on the Blood. ⬇️ More info below ⬇️
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For 300 years the Romanovs ruled Russia as tsars. But as World War I brought Russia to revolution, Tsar Nicholas II and his family were overthrown. During his World Cup tour of Russia, National Geographic reporter Sergey Gordeev visits the Church on the Blood in Yekaterinburg that memorializes the location of their demise.
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Russian Communists and their allies met in Moscow on Tuesday (6/8) to discuss the creation of a national-patriotic alliance. Those taking part were part of the loose coalition of some 200 movements which backed Gennady Zyuganov unsuccessful bid for the Russian presidency in the recent election. Nikolai Ryzhkov, the former Soviet Prime Minister, said that 44 parties had already announced they would join. Zyuganov, who won thirty million votes in the election, said the nationalist-patriotic movement still had a future in Russia.
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Russian censorship - From Moscow to Murmansk
Censorship in Russia is not limited to journalism: in all possible areas people are threatened and opposed. In this episode of 'From Moscow to Murmansk' Jelle Brandt Corstius brings attention to censorship in Russia and (death) threats to critical journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.
Original title: New censorship
In the first series: From Moscow to Magadan, Jelle Brandt Corstius traveled from West to East, focusing on the endless Russian countryside and the villages. In this second series: From Moscow to Murmansk, he travels from North to South along the largest river of Russia: the Volga River. A trip along the relatively unknown cities like Murmansk, Volgograd, Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod, but also to Moscow and Saint Petersburg. Through topics like women in Russia, new censorship, the environmental problem from Russian perspective and the ideological vacuum, a relatively unknown side of Russia is once again exposed.
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VDNKh (or VDNH) is among the best places to visit in Moscow, although few foreigners know about it. It's worth seeing the gardens, the fountains (if they're turned on!), the Space Pavilion, the Cosmonautics museum and for kids, the aquarium (Moskvarium).
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Train travel in Russia - From Moscow to Magadan
In this journey from Moskou to Magadan, Jelle visited numerous areas of Russia. It's time for the trip back, and he choses to take the train for it. Taking a train in Russia, is like a small incursian in Russian daily lives.
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What's left of communism? How big are the differences between the poor and the rich? What is the influence of corruption? Is Russia a young democracy (as former Dutch prime minister Jan Peter Balkenende previously said)?Is it a sovereign democracy (according to Putin) or a fascist regime (as read in The Economist)? Jelle Brandt Corstius is looking for the topics that rule the life of ordinary Russians in Russia.
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Kazan - Avenidas y calles - Rusia 2018
Kazán - Avenidas y calles - Rusia 2018
Copa del Mundo Rusia - Copa del Mundo Rusia 2018
La Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2018 Rusia - FIFA - será la 21ª edición de la Copa Mundial de Fútbol.
Esta edición del evento tendrá lugar en Rusia entre el 14 de junio y el 15 de julio de 2018, siendo la primera oportunidad en ese país para organizar el campeonato y la primera vez en la historia que se celebrará en un país europeo del Este.
Rusia confirmó 12 estadios en 11 ciudades: Ekaterimburgo, Kaliningrado, Kazán, Krasnodar, Moscú, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov del Don, San Petersburgo, Samara, Sochi, Volgogrado y Saransk, que albergarán la Copa Mundial de 64 partidos.
Kazan Situado a orillas del majestuoso río Volga, a unos 800 km al este de Moscú, Kazan fue fundado en 1005 por los proto-búlgaros como una fortaleza y un importante centro comercial.
El centro histórico está formado por antiguas mansiones, casas de comerciantes, edificios culturales e industriales del siglo XIX y principios del XX. Caminaremos por Bauman Street, la arteria peatonal principal en el centro, donde se encuentra la Catedral de Pedro y Pablo, en estilo barroco ruso, que se levanta en perfecta armonía con el edificio clásico junto a la Universidad Estatal de Kazan. La calle Kremlyovskaya es el centro cultural de la ciudad, muy cerca del Teatro Dramatice Bolshoi, la Ópera de Kazán, la Biblioteca Nacional y el Ayuntamiento. Al otro lado del canal Bolaq y el lago Qaban, entraremos en el antiguo distrito tártaro de la ciudad, donde los tártaros tuvieron que establecerse después de la conquista de Kazan por los rusos. La mezquita de Mardzhani, la mezquita de Azimov y muchos otros levantan sus minaretes en esta área históricamente musulmana. En la confluencia del río Kazanka con el poderoso Volga admiraremos el Monumento a los Soldados Caídos, el Palacio de Agricultura y la moderna construcción del Circo de Kazan. Terminaremos nuestra visita panorámica en el Kremlin de Kazán.
Visita del Kremlin de Kazán. El antiguo Kremlin domina la ciudad e impresiona por su magnitud y poder. En la confluencia de los ríos Kazanka y Volga, el fuerte protobúlgaro de madera del siglo XII, destruido por los mongoles, fue reconstruido por los tártaros como una fortaleza que protegía su principado. Después de la conquista de la ciudad, Iván IV el Terrible ordenó la reconstrucción del Kremlin de Kazán siguiendo el mismo modelo. Fue completado entre 1556 y 1562 por los maestros de Pskov. Dentro de su recinto amurallado se encuentran numerosos edificios históricos, el más antiguo de los cuales es la Catedral de la Anunciación (1561-62). Al igual que muchos otros edificios de la época, se construyó sobre la piedra arenisca tradicional local, en lugar de ladrillo, material utilizado en casi todo el resto de Rusia. Al lado está la Casa del Obispo.
Welcome to Kazan, Russia (2018 vlog | каза́нь)
Welcome to Kazan, Russia! Kazan (or каза́нь ????) is a very important city and the capital of Tatarstan, Russia. In this vlog, you will see my first day and first impressions immediately upon arriving in Kazan. I spent most of the day at the Kremlin Embankment and quickly visited the area around the Kazan Family Center, across the Kazanka river.
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photo from the secret base in the Urals, where the old trains are stored
photo from the secret base in the Urals, where the old trains are stored
Under Yekaterinburg, on one of the bases of the Russian Railways, open-air racks are kept open-air. The entrance here is closed: the territory is surrounded by a fence and barbed wire. But for the photojournalist E1.RU Sverdlovsk Railway made an exception, and he was able to capture the old locomotives and electric locomotives. True, they asked not to name exactly where the base is located, so as not to disturb the minds of hunters for scrap metal.
The closed base resembles a cemetery of locomotives. But the Sverdlovsk Railway notes that this is not quite so.
In our country there are quite a lot of samples of the railway equipment of past years, including quite rare specimens. They are stored in museum collections, on so-called reserve bases, some are installed as monuments. There is also a practice of redistributing rare railway equipment between railways. So several samples of the rolling stock were transferred to storage on the Sverdlovsk highway. In the future, they will be restored and, possibly, they can be seen by everyone, - the press service of the Sverdlovsk Railway noted.
Among the exhibits of the open-air museum: the pride of the Soviet railway engineering - the high-speed train ER200, which until 2009 shuttled between Moscow and St. Petersburg, the locomotive of the L series (the legendary Lebedyanka), as well as one of the most advanced domestic locomotives - the LV series, diesel train D1, which by the order of the USSR was built at the Hungarian factory Mavag, a passenger electric locomotive ChS2 nicknamed Cheburashka (they were made at the Skoda plant in Czechoslovakia).
We publish footage, which our photographer made on the secret basis of Russian Railways.
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