* St. Petersburg is beautiful. Each building holds secrets and memories of distant events. Even walking along an ordinary Lensovet street in the Moscow district, you can come across a Miracle. The Chesma Church is a white and pink marshmallow, an airy cake, an impregnable castle for someone, and once it was called the most fiery church in Russia. Catherine the Second ordered it to be erected in honor of the Great Victory of the Russian fleet in the Chesma Bay. The Chesma Church is as unique as the campaign of the Baltic Fleet itself and the complete defeat of the Turkish flotilla in the Aegean Sea. During the tour-quest, the guys will have to figure it out: • What is the role of the Battle of Chesma and Count Alexei Orlov personally in the First Russian-Turkish War? Is it possible to see another Chesma Church somewhere in the Russian countryside? • Where did Catherine the Second drink tea from a porcelain mug with a frog? • And why do sailors have 3 white stripes on their collars? After completing a number of exciting tasks, the children will find out what these places looked like under Catherine the Second, they will definitely remember why she is called Catherine the Great and will even be able to learn a little Finnish. Come, it will be interesting for children 7-9 years old. The participation of parents is possible.