A date with the city for children: The road to freedom

Once upon a time, there was a country where people couldn't say what they thought out loud. They couldn't paint pictures and write books as they wanted. Some books were even banned, and if people read them, they risked severe punishment. They couldn't meet with anyone they wanted and could only travel where they were allowed. This is not a country from a sad fairy tale, this is Slovakia during the communist regime. Despite this, many didn't give up and worked secretly or publicly so that we could live in freedom one day. Come and walk with us to the places where free Slovakia was born and take part in interactive tasks! You will learn why people went on trips to the mountains with backpacks full of books, that secret agents are not only in movies, and that even a simple lit candle can cause a revolution. And we will take a close look at that "gentle" revolution. 

Accompanied by: Margita Petríková

The walk is suitable for children aged 5-12.
Duration of the walk: 60 min.
The walking route is barrier-free.
Route overview: Hviezdoslavovo Square – Ventúrska – Primaciálne Square – Uršulínska – SNP Square

Free admission. Group capacity is limited. Reserve your place via the form on www.randesmestom.sk

We would like to inform visitors that during the event, photographic and/or video recordings may be made for the purpose of promoting BKIS events and activities, more information at www.bkis.sk in the "Processing of personal data" section.

We are looking forward to you!