The children's program turns the history of the fortress into a living game: the kids will walk along the battle path of the wall, collect a map of the towers, and learn how the ancient city lived. The history of the fortress is easier to remember when it can be literally walked through, viewed on a map, and assembled in parts. This program makes acquaintance with the past active: children move along the battle path of the Kremlin wall, search for the names of the towers, match images with the map, and gradually understand how the ancient defensive line was arranged. A special tone is set by the guide in a 16th-century costume. The discussion will cover the history of the fortress's construction, the legends associated with it, the townspeople, and the professions of the past. In a playful form, facts become clearer: the child does not just listen to dates and names but connects them with images, actions, and their own discoveries. Where to go with a child in Nizhny Novgorod, look for on our website.