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Winter has come, and it's time to decide where to go with your child for the winter holidays in Moscow. Since there are many different events and entertainments taking place in the capital, we advise you to start from your child’s personality traits.

Little smart guy

If your child is curious, take young Pochemuchka to interesting events where children are introduced to science or taught children's wisdom in a playful way.

One of the best solutions will be the children's scientific discovery center InnoPark. This is an interactive museum where you can touch exhibits, press buttons, spin propellers, pull levers, in other words, explore.

An equally interesting place for a teenager is the Aerodinamika entertainment center. It consists of 4 floors and 2500 m² dedicated to dynamic entertainment, where every visitor will find something to their liking. All activities of the center use advanced technologies for a safe and comfortable immersion into the world of active entertainment without special training.

Where can you go for a walk with your child so that the walk turns out to be fun, educational, and interesting? And not only for the children, but also for their parents? Together with a philologist, local historian and teacher, we have put together 5 fascinating routes around Moscow that will turn any walk into an exciting journey through unknown facts about our capital.

Route 1 “Around the Kremlin”

VOSKRESENSKIY GATE - GEORGE THE VICTORIOUS - BELL TOWER OF IVAN THE GREAT - ARCHANGELSK CATHEDRAL - ASSUMPTION CATHEDRAL - ANNOUNCEMENT CATHEDRAL - TSING BELL - TSING GUNS - · BOROVITSKAYA SQUARE

To get to Red Square, you need to go through the Resurrection Gate. A small chapel is attached to them. And the gate is named so because on the side of Red Square there is an icon of the “Resurrection of Christ” mounted on it.

Try to count with your child how many images of St. George the Victorious are located near the Kremlin. Ask why there are so many of them here? The fact is that St. George the Victorious is a symbol of Moscow, its coat of arms. It turns out that the name Georgy is an old version of the name Yuri. Namely, Yuri was the name of the prince who built the very first wooden fortress on the banks of the Moscow River. It turns out that Moscow was built by George! And another Georgy - Zhukov - several centuries later did a lot to save not only Moscow, but the entire country from the Nazis. For this, a monument was erected to him not far from the Resurrection Gate.

On the upper platform of the Ivan the Great Bell Tower there are 34 bells. From there you have a wonderful view of Moscow.

And here is the Tsar Cannon, the largest in our country. She is almost five hundred years old! This bombard was made specifically to protect the Kremlin: it was supposed to fire huge stone cannonballs at enemies. True, in five centuries she fired only one shot...

Opposite the Borovitskaya Tower, on Starovagankovsky Hill, stands one of the most beautiful Moscow houses. It is called the Pashkov House after the surname of the first owner. What is he famous for? Firstly, it was built on a hill, and the owners could look down on the towers and cathedrals!

Route 2 “Around Red Square”

BASILY'S TEMPLE - MONUMENT TO MININ AND POZHARSKY - TEMPLE OF BARBARA THE GREAT MARTYR - OLD ENGLISH COURT - St. Basil's CHURCH - Znamensky MONASTERY - CHAMBERS OF THE ROMANOV BOYARS - SYNODAL PRINTING HOUSE - GREAT THEATER R

Interesting facts to tell your child along this route.

The temple has two names. Most often it is called St. Basil's Cathedral, because the temple was built over the grave of an unusual person - the holy fool Vasily. The second name of the temple is the Cathedral of the Intercession on the Moat, or the Intercession Cathedral. Why "on the Moat"? Because right next to the walls of the Kremlin there used to be a deep ditch. Why “Pokrova”? Because in 1552, on the day of the Feast of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the troops of Ivan the Terrible took the Tatar city of Kazan.

From the inside, St. Basil's Cathedral resembles a medieval castle with many rooms. The secret is that ten small churches are hidden here. Each of them bears the name of the saint or holiday on whose day the most important battles for Kazan took place.

Varvarka Street begins not far from St. Basil's Cathedral. Where did the strange name come from - Varvarka? Maybe barbarians lived here? No. Take a closer look with your child at the sign on the wall of the temple, located at the very beginning of the street. This is the Church of Barbara the Great Martyr, which gave the name to the street. The merchants who lived in Kitai-Gorod considered Saint Barbara their patroness.

Route 3 “Along the banks of the Moscow River”

STATE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS NAMED AFTER A. S. PUSHKIN - TEMPLE OF CHRIST THE SAVIOR - HOUSE-FAIRY TALE (PERTSOVA PROFIT HOUSE) - STATE MUSEUM OF A. S. PUSHKIN - MUSEUM OF I. S. TURGENEV - CENTRAL HOUSE OF ARTIST

Interesting facts to tell your child along this route.

Alexander Pushkin has nothing to do with the Museum of Fine Arts

arts, but Muscovites know this museum as Pushkinsky. There are such paradoxes! The museum houses paintings, engravings, statues, furniture and household items created outside our country.

The Cathedral of Christ the Savior is as well-known a symbol of Moscow as the Kremlin. The history of the temple is amazing. In the middle of the 19th century, there was a church on this site, on the walls of which were inscribed thousands of names of officers who died in the war with Napoleon. It was a monument temple, it looked almost the same as the one you see today.

House 12 (Prechistenka St., 12/2) is the Alexander Pushkin Museum. Previously, the noble Seleznev family lived here, as the coat of arms preserved on the façade reminds us. We definitely recommend visiting the “Pushkin’s Fairy Tales” playrooms. There is the real Buyan Island, and King Guidon, and other fairy tale heroes.

Opposite Gorky Park there is another park - Muzeon. In addition to plants, this park is home to... statues! They once decorated the streets of Moscow, and then they ended up here. There are monuments to Soviet leaders and unusual street sculptures. Ask your child if he has ever seen a rock turtle? And the bronze hare? In Muzeon you can meet such unusual animals!

Route 4 “Zamoskvorechye. On the right bank of the river"

CHURCH OF GREGORY OF NEOCESARIA - · MUSEUM OF A. N. OSTROVSKY · - WRITERS' HOUSE - FOUNTAIN "INSPIRATION" - DEMIDOVS' ESTATE -

TRETYAKOV GALLERY - TEMPLE OF THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST - MONUMENT TO PETER I

Interesting facts to tell your child along this route.

Let your child carefully examine the square tiles decorating the walls of the Church of St. Gregory of Neocaesarea - they form an ornament reminiscent of a fantastic flower or a peacock feather. Can you count how many tiles decorate the temple? Phew, an impossible task, because there are almost 9 thousand of them here!

Malaya Ordynka will lead to the Tretyakovskaya metro station. Walk a little to the left along the Hordynsky dead end - and you will find yourself in a small square, next to which many interesting sights have accumulated. And the first one is house 7 in Lavrushinsky Lane. It is called the Writers' House: many famous writers of our country lived here. And next to the house is the “Inspiration” fountain. Ask your child what this word means. Take a close look at the images on the fountain. Do you suddenly want to draw a picture? This is inspiration!

The main treasure of the Demidov estate is one of the most beautiful Moscow fences. It was created three centuries ago at the Ural factories owned by the owners of this house. Who did the masters depict on this fence? Ask the child to find butterflies on the fence.

Not far from the Tretyakov Gallery, in Second Kadashevsky Lane, stands the Church of the Resurrection of Christ - one of the most beautiful Zamoskvoretsky churches. And before it was even more elegant: not only the domes were covered with gold, but all the decorations made of white stone were painted yellow and also looked gold.

Route 5 “Parks and estates”

KOLOMENSKOYE - IZMAILOVO - TSARITSYNO - KUSKOVO - VDNKh - SPOROVIOVY GORY - VICTORY PARK ON POLONNAYA MOUNTAIN AND PANORAMA MUSEUM "BATTLE OF BORODINOSK"

The Palace of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in Arkhangelskoye - this amazing building appeared quite recently, in 2010, on the site of a long-destroyed wooden tower-palace (it stood in Kolomenskoye in the 17th century).

The name of this place - Tsaritsyno - allows us to guess that it once belonged to the tsars. Or rather, to Tsarina Catherine II. The history of Tsaritsyn is incredibly complex and confusing, and it will be easier to understand it if you visit this place.

Catherine did not like the royal palace, built by Vasily Bazhenov. Among the reasons cited are dissatisfaction with the layout and the rebellious nature of the architect... By order of the empress, the palace was dismantled! And a few years ago it was rebuilt.

The Kuskovo estate is sometimes called the pearl of Europe. Indeed, the magnificent palace of Count Sheremetev and the garden around it have been preserved almost unchanged. Kuskovo is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates the beauty of noble estates.

Your child has probably heard that Moscow is called “the city on seven hills.” it is read that Vorobyovy Gory is just one of these hills. Travelers who came to Moscow a hundred, two hundred, three hundred years ago were delighted with the wonderful view of the entire city that opened from the Sparrow Hills.

On the eve of weekends, holidays, winter, autumn, all parents are worried about the question of where to go with their child. Many people make short trips to Moscow to introduce their children to the sights of our capital. Finding where to go with a child in Moscow is not so difficult; the capital offers an extensive list of interesting places. How not to get confused and choose from all the variety exactly what will be interesting to your child? In our article you will find a list of the most interesting places in Moscow that you can visit with the whole family.

Moskvarium at VDNH

Moskvarium is one of the largest oceanariums in Europe. The Moskvarium contains more than 7,000 marine inhabitants, including: several species of sharks, octopuses, starfish, stingrays, moray eels, colorful coral reef fish, urchin fish, freshwater fish, turtles, and crocodile caimans. The pools contain the main artists - killer whales and dolphins. Moskvarium includes three large areas: an aquarium, a water stage, and a swimming center with dolphins.

Tickets:

• full day tariff (from 10.00 to 21.00) – 900 rubles. on weekdays, 1000 rub. from Friday to Sunday
• Tickets from 3 to 12 years old – 600 rubles. on weekdays, from Friday to Sunday – 800 rub.
• 2 adults + child (3-12 years old) from 10.00 to 21.00 - 2200 rub. on weekdays, from Friday to Sunday – 2400.
• 2 adults + 2 children (3-12 years old) from 10.00 to 21.00 - 2800 rub. on weekdays, from Friday to Sunday – 3200.

Operating mode: daily from 10.00 to 22.00 (entrance only until 21.00). The last Monday of every month is sanitary day.

Address: Moscow, Prospekt Mira, 119, building 23 (on the territory of VDNH).

Website: moskvarium.ru

Oceanarium and Exopark in the RIO shopping center

In this aquarium, visitors will be able to see fish from the shores of Australia and New Zealand, the Pacific Ocean, and wild animals from South America and Africa. The area of ​​the Oceanarium is about 2500 m². Two large aquariums and the tunnels connecting them are home to large sharks, stingrays, groupers, and flexible moray eels. Tunnels made of transparent acrylic allow you to find yourself in the underwater kingdom and observe the life of the inhabitants of aquariums from the inside.

The Exopark covers an area of ​​3,500 sq.m. Its territory is home to about 300 inhabitants of hot savannahs, endless deserts and impenetrable tropical forests. More than 50 species of rare exotic representatives from different parts of our planet are presented here: colorful birds of paradise, reptiles, amphibians, predatory and herbivorous mammals live in special conditions as close as possible to their natural habitat. Among them there are rare animals that cannot be found in Russian zoos.

Tickets:

• Monday – Friday: adult – 500 rubles, children. – 250 rub.
• Saturday – Sunday: adult – 600 rubles, children. – 300 rub.
• Children under 5 years old are free. Children's ticket – from 5 to 14 years old.

Address: Moscow, shopping center "RIO" Dmitrovskoe sh., vl. 163.

Paleontological Museum named after Yu.A. Orlova

One of the largest natural history museums in the world, which houses four exhibition areas of the museum, including six halls. They consistently introduce ancient animals and plants into the mysterious world, from the most ancient to the modern.

Tickets: Full - 400 rub. Preferential (for pensioners, school and university students) - 200 rubles. Children under 6 years old, WWII participants, museum workers - free.

Operating mode: Monday-Tuesday is a day off. Wednesday-Sunday: from 10:00 to 18:00. The ticket office is open until 17:15

Address: Moscow, st. Profsoyuznaya, 123.

Website: www.paleo.ru

Museum of Cosmonautics

The Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics is located very close to the VDNH and VBC metro stations. The museum building is located in the lower basement part of a large spire pointing upward - a monument called “To the Conquerors of Space”. The museum itself is one of the largest scientific and technical museums in the world. In the museum you can see an exhibition dedicated to the Mir station. Space lovers of all ages can look inside and explore all the details and life of the astronauts. The museum presents for study real samples of rockets and space modules, whole and cutaway, as well as personal belongings of designers and cosmonauts.

Tickets: Entrance ticket to the permanent exhibition for adults - 250 rubles, students, pensioners, children from 7 to 17 years old - 100 rubles, children under 6 years old - free. On the third Sunday of every month, admission is free for everyone.

Operating mode: daily, except Monday, from 10-00 to 19-00, on Thursdays - from 10-00 to 21-00. Monday is a day off.

Address: Moscow, VDNH metro station, Mira Avenue, 111

Website: kosmo-museum.ru

Moscow Planetarium

The Moscow Planetarium is one of the largest and oldest in the world, its area is 17 thousand square meters. The planetarium building includes several levels. On the lowest, underground level there is a small star hall, designed to show children the starry sky in miniature), a 4D cinema, an interactive museum "Lunarium" - exhibitions on astronomy and physics. On the first level there is also an exhibition the Lunarium Museum, dedicated to the history of space exploration, as well as the halls of the Urania Museum, where visitors can get acquainted with the history of the Moscow planetarium. On the second level there is a large observatory, with the largest telescope in Moscow, accessible to the general public, the astronomical site "Sky Park", the hall of the Urania Museum with a collection of meteorites and historical Zeiss planetarium equipment. On the third level, directly under the dome - the Great Star Hall, a projector which allows you to see over 9 thousand celestial bodies and their movements across the sky over time.

Tickets: 550-650 rubles.

Operating mode: daily from 10:00 to 21:00, closed on Tuesday.

Address: Moscow, Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya str., 5, building 1.

Website: planetarium-moscow.ru

Moscow Zoo

The Moscow Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in Europe and the fourth largest zoo in Russia after the zoos of Yaroslavl, Rostov-on-Don and Novosibirsk. It occupies an area of ​​21.4 hectares and houses about 5,000 animals of 1,132 species. The three parks are gradually being repaired and reconstructed, new pavilions and exhibitions are opening, the collection of animals is regularly replenished with new species.

Tickets: adults - 500 rub. Children under 17 years old inclusive - free of charge (from 14 years old you must present a passport).

Operating mode: from 7.30 to 18.00 (box office open until 17.00).

Address: Moscow, B. Gruzinskaya, 1

Website: moscowzoo.ru

Darwin Museum

Today it is the largest natural science museum in Europe. The exhibition of the Darwin Museum will tell about the history of the development of the theory of evolution, the diversity of life on Earth, variability and heredity, natural selection and the struggle for existence in nature. Here you can dive to a depth of 2500 meters in a bathyscaphe, weigh yourself in cats, mice, and bears on “live scales,” be frightened by moving models of dinosaurs and learn a lot of useful information about the origin of all living things.

Tickets: adult - 400 rubles, schoolchildren and students - 100 rubles, preschoolers (children under 7 years old) - free.

Operating mode: from 10:00 to 18:00, except Mondays and the last Friday of the month. On Thursdays - from 13:00 to 21:00.

Address: Moscow, st. Vavilova, 57

Website: www.darwinmuseum.ru

Museum "Submarine" in the park "Northern Tushino"

This museum is dedicated to the history of the Russian Navy. Museum visitors can get acquainted with the internal structure of the Novosibirsk Komsomolets diesel submarine, stroll along the embankment and examine the Orlyonok ekranoplane and the SKAT landing assault boat, and test themselves as a pilot in a virtual piloting simulator. In addition, guests of the complex can ring the ship’s bell, sit in the navigator’s seat, and touch the most interesting exhibits with their hands. Additional lighting makes it easier to inspect hard-to-reach places where the engines and control mechanisms of the underwater ship are located.

Operating mode: daily from 11.00 to 19.00, except Monday. On Thursday from 13.00 to 21.00. The ticket office closes 30 minutes before the museum closes.

Address: Moscow, st. Svobody, 56

Nikulin Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard

The Old Moscow Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard is one of the oldest circuses in Russia.

Tickets: from 500 rubles.

Address: Moscow, Tsvetnoy Boulevard 13

Zoological Museum of Moscow State University

The Research Zoological Museum of the M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University is one of the largest natural history museums in Russia. In the museum you can see modern animals, except for the complete skeleton of a mammoth, which “greets” visitors at the stairs to the second floor. Also, guests will get acquainted with representatives of all groups of animals, from single-celled animals (mostly, of course, these are dummies) to birds and mammals.

Tickets: Schoolchildren, students and pensioners - 100 rubles, adults - 300 rubles, biolecture - 100 rubles. Free - children under 7 years old, employees and students of Moscow State University, preferential groups of citizens.

Operating mode: Tuesday - Sunday - from 10.00 to 18.00 (entrance until 17.00), Thursday - from 13.00 to 21.00 (entry until 20.00). Monday is a day off, the last Tuesday of the month is a sanitary day.

Address: Moscow, st. Svobody, 56

Website: zmmu.msu.ru

Armory Chamber of the Moscow Kremlin

The Armory Chamber - a museum-treasury - is part of the Grand Kremlin Palace complex. It is located in a building built in 1851 by the architect Konstantin Ton. The basis of the museum collection consists of precious objects kept for centuries in the royal treasury and the patriarchal sacristy, made in the Kremlin workshops, and also received as gifts from foreign embassies. The Armory Chamber stores ancient state regalia, ceremonial royal clothing and coronation dress, vestments of the hierarchs of the Russian Orthodox Church, the largest collection of gold and silver items by Russian craftsmen, Western European artistic silver, monuments of weaponry, a collection of carriages, items of ceremonial horse harness.

Tickets: 700 rubles, schoolchildren - free, students, pensioners (upon presentation of relevant documents) - 350 rubles. Tickets for sessions can be purchased: online on the museum’s website, except for discounted and free ones; on the day of the visit at the box office in the Alexander Garden from 9:30 to 16:30. From May 15 to September 30 from 9:00 to 16:30.

Operating mode: from 10:00 to 18:00 for sessions: 10:00, 12:00, 14:30, 16:30, except Thursday.

Address: Moscow, Kremlin.

Children's World on Lubyanka

The building was built in 1957 in the very center of Moscow and at that time was considered the largest children's store in the USSR. Since 2005, the building has received the status of a cultural heritage site at the regional level. Children's World on Lubyanka is a popular place where both tourists from different parts of the country and local residents like to spend time. Guests can visit a cinema, a dinosaur show, numerous cafes, a robot show, a children's city of professions, an area with slot machines and much, much more. In addition, there is an observation deck located on the roof of the building, which offers views of the center of Moscow.

Address: Moscow, Teatralny pr-d, 5/1

Museum "Living Systems"

The interactive museum “Living Systems” is a unique platform where you can literally touch the most complex objects in nature, the structure of living systems. 130 interactive exhibits will let you understand and feel how all living things work. Moreover, you yourself will become the main object of study.

Tickets: children under 4 years old - free, from 4 to 16 years old - from 350 rubles, adults - from 450 rubles.

Operating mode: weekdays: from 9:30 to 19:00. Weekends and holidays: from 10:00 to 20:00.

Address: Moscow, metro station Savelovskaya, Butyrskaya st., 46 panorama of the Battle of Borodino.

You shouldn’t be tormented by the question of where to go inexpensively with your child in Moscow in 2019, because recently a lot of different and!

Children's Moscow

If the budget is a little limited, numerous parks are an excellent choice, because Moscow is also a cultural pastime for children. But in the capital there are also expensive entertainments, which will cost half of your monthly income. So, where to go with a child in Moscow to make it good and fun?

1. Moscow Theater of Children's Books "The Magic Lamp"

This is a small theater in the center of the capital. Performances are staged here for children aged three years and older. The staff is sympathetic to various situations, so you can return your ticket even on the day of the performance.

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You can go to this wonderful park with your child in Moscow. There are attractions, bike paths, and you can go ice skating and skiing. Children are transported around the park by a bright train, there are also ducks and beautiful swans, and you can see butterflies.

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This planetarium is one of the largest in the world. It is better to go here with your child in Moscow, the age of the visitors does not matter, everyone will be interested here. It is better to set aside a whole day for such an excursion, because there is a lot of information and it is simply impossible to cover it in a short time.

4. Moscow Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard

In Moscow, you can go to the Nikulin Circus with your child. The presented program will be of interest to young children and their parents. There is always an atmosphere of childhood here and even the older generation leaves the hall happy. You can also take a photo with animals.

5. Park of the Lenin State Farm "Lukomorye"

When choosing where to go with your child in Moscow, this is the best option, and it’s also free. State Farm Park named after Lenin "Lukomorye" Visitors of different ages will find something interesting for themselves. Due to the fact that the park is visited by many people, it is better to come early to avoid standing in lines later. Here they show performances, jump on a trampoline, and you can also climb a rope town and play in a pool with balls.

6. Indoor skating rink

Moscow invites children to try their hand at ice skating. Indoor ice quality is much better than in outdoor skating rinks, so skating here is a pleasure. There are many such skating rinks, but you shouldn’t think long about which one to go to, it’s better to choose the one that’s nearby.

7. Oceanarium on Dmitrovskoye Shosse

This is the largest oceanarium in Russia. This is where you need to go with your child in Moscow to see sharks, piranhas, penguins, everyone’s favorite fish “Dory” and many other underwater inhabitants.

8. Water park "Kva-Kva" Park

Moscow offers not only parks and theaters for children; you can relax “on the shore.” The water park has many slides, fountains and attractions. Some slides have restrictions, so there is a separate area for children.

9. KidZania Park

It will be interesting to go to Kidzania in Moscow with your child. This is a park where children can try their skills in different professions: doctor, cook, policeman. Here each child will receive a passport and will be given a salary for the work done. Then you can spend it on attractions or on “goodies”.

The Kids MBA project was created with the goal of developing children's business and entrepreneurial skills, leadership potential and business thinking.

Our educational centers help students decide on their future profession and gain the necessary knowledge in the field of economics and finance.

Much attention in the learning process is paid to the ability to solve problems and find innovative solutions. Classes are held at our sites, as well as at schools and additional education centers. Currently, a program has been developed that includes experience in teaching children in Europe, Russia and Israel.

The goal of the project: to educate a generation of young businessmen who can achieve success with the help of our knowledge.

Strastnoy Boulevard, 6с1
+79161751214
http://Kids-MBA.ru

Masterslavl

Masterslavl is an interactive educational project for children from 2 to 14 years old. Here the guys find their calling.
We took as a basis the best examples of social order, where fair laws work, where skills are shared and masters become masters through play in an atmosphere of childhood, kindness and joy.
Children's City of Masters is a recreated mini-model of a Russian city with its own infrastructure.
School excursions, birthdays, corporate events, adult classes.

Presnenskaya embankment, 4с1
+74958001010
https://www.masterslavl.ru
10:00-19:00

Future Professions Camp StarChallenge

Through a story about space exploration, we develop social skills in teenagers:

• ability to set goals and achieve results,
• take responsibility for your decisions,
• work as a team

How is #StarChallenge camp unique?

We don't have animators or story lines. We are not a theater or a one-time quest. We create an educational environment in which children with interest solve problems that are coming at them from all sides and are important for the survival and development of a space station on a distant planet. This is a metaphorical representation of adult life.

The plot depends entirely on the decisions of the children, the realization of this will not come immediately, so 3 days of camp are required. Having figured out the “zest”, children are drawn into the game, generating incredible solutions, discovering new talents. This is a unique immersion in the environment of a collective response to the challenge of the external environment, so we have no winners and losers.

At the same time, like in the Mad Tea Party with Alice, you can change your role, try new professions and see how this affects the team’s performance. So the superficial idea “Oh, it’s about robots, my child won’t be interested” is wrong. In the morning he will start, for example, as a journalist, and by the evening he will become the Minister of Industry. In a short time, a teenager tests his abilities in the areas of professional activity of the present and the foreseeable future.

Only in such conditions can one effectively train soft-skills - universal skills that will be useful to them in any business:

• - systems thinking,
• - hypothesis testing,
• - acceptance of responsibility,
• - bringing things to an end,
• - communication skills.

This is personal baggage that helps you solve work problems easily and productively and constantly move forward. The trouble is that soft skills are not taught anywhere. And our camp undertakes to fill this gap!

What awaits you at the camp?

• Master classes: More than 10 hours of intensive training in current professional areas. Unit economics, programming, robotics, media journalism and others.
• Social simulator: A game form with dozens of roles, quests and challenges that will help you master the key skills of a successful person: systems thinking, taking responsibility, getting things done, communication skills.
• Complex world: We have a lot of robots, blasters, a space flight simulator, an internal communication network, an interactive map of the planet, an alien invasion and a Christmas tree.