The Museum of Literary Life in the Urals of the 20th Century invites guests to dive into the mysteries of the past century. Its permanent exhibition features faces, eras, magazines, and literary associations that change in striking installations. From provincial Yekaterinburg, we embark on an agitational carriage to Sverdlovsk, encounter the harsh 1930s, move to the 'fateful forties,' and find ourselves in a writer's laboratory amidst a whirlwind of manuscripts and books. Ural rock, 'Karavella,' 'Kolyada Theater,' from Sverdlovsk at the turn of the century to the modern cultural life of the city.

The virtual part of the exhibition includes the Museum of Ural Fantasy, from Infantiev to Drugal, the Yekaterinburg 'mystery' revealing urban legends, and the Museum of Ural Fairy Tales for the youngest visitors. The multimedia space allows you to take a flight on a spaceship and a magic carpet, converse with the Chud queen and the dragon Daiko, freely moving through time from the 18th to the 22nd century.

Morning events at the museum are special occasions. On New Year's, children travel to Mars to meet Queen Aelita, and during Maslenitsa, they experience the ancient times of village festivities. The museum also features the 'Wandering Dog' café, where famous personalities like M. Tsvetaeva, V. Mayakovsky, and V. Kamensky have visited. In the form of a quest, one can follow the path of the Ural Volunteer Tank Corps, moving to Oryol, Bryansk, crossing the Vistula, capturing Berlin, and liberating Prague. Educational and entertaining games, complex ciphers, great discoveries, mini-performances, master classes, films, and lectures are all part of the museum's life, and everyone who immerses themselves in its atmosphere will surely want to return.