* Literary train to Arzamas Dates: August 23 How does it work? 10 hours of travel is waiting for you: - Exciting quests, quizzes and workshops from professional actors. - A full lunch at Arzamas cafe and tea with Arzamas pies on the way back. - City tour, visit to the museum and bell tower. Why is it worth a try? We solve the main problem of school trips — boredom on the road. We have live interaction, games and learning on the move. Children will be involved, and teachers will appreciate the thoughtful organization and educational value of the tour. Who is it for? - Teachers looking for ready-made travel solutions. - Parents with children who want vivid impressions. - Anyone who loves literature, history, and non-standard travel formats. Immerse yourself in the world of a great literary adventure! Route 1. The Literary Museum of Arkady Gaidar or Maxim Gorky; 2. The bell tower of the Spassky Monastery with a panoramic view of the city; 3. Old pedestrian street Themes Literature, Russian history, unusual travel, interactive learning, family leisure. Interesting facts and details 1. Immersive: Unlike standard tours, there is a single plot and professional actors who lead the program throughout the day. 2. Unique transportation: A retro train is not just a means of transportation, but a key element of the attraction. 3. Interactivity: The program is full of quests, quizzes and workshops that involve participants rather than leaving them passive listeners. Who will like it, and who may not be suitable 1. School groups (grades 5-8, 11-15 years old). 2. Families with school-age children. 3. Corporate clients for family trips.