What do the countries that seem to be the edge of the world on the map look like when viewed not from an airplane window, but from the roadside? This will be the topic of discussion at the lecture in "Nekrasovka," where traveler Anton Krotov shares his experience from a recent route through Fiji, Samoa, New Zealand, and Australia. Behind this conversation is a recent journey through Fiji, Samoa, New Zealand, and Australia, undertaken without hotels and tourist scripts. Krotov will talk about hitchhiking, what prices and food look like far from resort showcases, and why accommodation is often more about conversation and a gesture of trust than a reservation. His stories feature the most remote cities, southern points of the planet, long roads, and random fellow travelers who suddenly become the main characters of the trip. Admission is free, registration is required. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.