For some, Sarov is associated with the Soviet nuclear project, for others - with the monastery of Seraphim of Sarov. But there are people for whom Sarov is simply a favorite city that they want to do better. And while the authorities are busy developing virtual tourism, they are implementing real projects that they and other citizens need. In the closed and ideologically divided Sarov, how is a new generation of residents trying to restore its integrity and living urban environment?