During the Forum, participants continued exploring history and art beyond the main venue. On August 21, the young guests visited the National Centre “Russia” and the All-Russian Museum of Decorative Art, while on August 22 they went on sightseeing tours around Moscow.
At the National Centre “Russia”, participants visited the interactive exhibition “Journey Through Russia” — a route from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad exploring the country’s nature, science and achievements across different regions. Participants from the Theatre and Circus and Film and Animation tracks also discovered the exhibition project “Heritage. Theatre. The Greats”, where they could see costumes, sets and props and learn how a theatre production comes to life — from the work of backstage departments to the moment performers step onto the stage.
On the same day, at the All-Russian Museum of Decorative Art, participants saw examples of Gorodets painting, works by Vera Mukhina, traditional artworks and contemporary interpretations of Russian style created by young artists.
On August 22, Forum participants visited some of Moscow’s best-known landmarks. International delegations explored Red Square, Alexander Garden, the observation deck on Vorobyovy Gory, and Zaryadye Park.
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