A walking quest for children will turn the Literary Quarter into a map of riddles, fairy-tale traces, and Ural plots. The kids will walk through places connected with writers, find hidden heroes, solve rebuses and puzzles, and at the same time see how urban streets can hint at future stories and literary ideas. The dream of writing one’s own book often starts with a very simple question: where to find heroes? Sometimes they hide not in thick tomes, but on familiar streets, near monuments, old houses, and signs that one can easily pass by too quickly. The walking quest helps children look at the city in this way - as a space for imagination, observation, and literary discoveries. The route starts at the monument to A. S. Pushkin in the Literary Quarter. Then participants will enjoy a walk through places connected with Ural writers, their characters, fairy-tale motifs, and mythological images. Instead of a regular story, there will be a game here: the kids will search for clues, complete tasks, solve rebuses and puzzles, gradually assembling their own picture of literary Yekaterinburg. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, look for on our website.