Questing 32 | Národný cintorín v Martine

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Questing 32 | Národný cintorín v Martine

Questing 32 | National cemetery in Martin

Event by: OZ Permoníci

Location: National Cemetery, Sklabinská, Martin

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What does Questing 32 mean? Questing means searching...
The full name of our game is "Questing as part of experiential pedagogy". We will not only play, but also educate with a short game, or prepare or test it together.
And 32? There will be at least 32 games with a guided tour with a certified guide, and they are divided in such a way that we play at least 4 in each region of Slovakia by the end of the year.
Each game will take about an hour, but some places may take two hours due to the necessary transfer.


The National Cemetery in Martin

The National Cemetery in Martin is the final resting place of many important figures of Slovak life. It was founded at the end of the 18th century originally as a city cemetery. In 1967, it was declared a National Cemetery and a National Cultural Monument.

Let's play.
Duration of the meeting, including the game: 1 hour
You need: Listen carefully
Accompanied by tasks: Swan
Lecturer and guide: Simon

Currently, the National Cemetery, managed by the city of Martin in cooperation with the Slovak National Library, has more than 3,559 grave sites, of which around 859 belong to important personalities Slovak cultural and social life. The Slovak National Library manages 43 tombstones and provides guided tours of the National Cemetery.

More personally, let's play.

See you on Saturday, November 30, 2024 from 5:30 p.m. in front of the National Cemetery in Martin.

The program is FREE with the possibility to invite close people from your circle of acquaintances. Please fill out your interest in participating for our necessary overview and preparation of materials, the link can be found below (tickets). of Slovak CSOs. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the European Executive Agency for Education and Culture is responsible for them.

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