The guide will take young tourists through the central district of the capital and engage them with interesting mathematical facts, which will make the children look at architecture, art, and nature in a new way. In a playful manner, an expert in the exact sciences will introduce children to the fascinating side of studying mathematics and explain how the queen of sciences participates in our lives. Through tricks and visual practical experiments, children will learn what sound is and how string vibrations occur, how to calculate the golden ratio of a face, what method the ancient Egyptians used to measure length, and how to apply rarely used Roman numerals. The walking route passes through Triumph Square, the Aquarium Garden, Shekhtel Alley Park, and Patriarch's Ponds, where the kids will see many architectural monuments and beautiful sculptures. Those interested can extend the tour by visiting the interactive exhibition at the Museum of the History of the Telephone. The duration of the tour program is 2 hours. The recommended age for participants is 9 years and older. The tour is designed for a group of up to 10 people. To find out more details, click the "Sign Up for the Tour" button.