08:30 h. Our journey starts from 1 Dondukov-Korsakov St., Ruse, the garden in front of the Lyuben Karavelov Regional Library - an adventure aimed at discovering the written treasure along the Danube.

Here is an example of description of the game Discover the written treasure along the Danube

The written treasure is the saying "A home without a book is like a house without windows."

Participants will have to collect the individual words, solving various literary tasks - in this case 7, and the sequence of the found words would better be different than their sequence in the sentence, in order to have a greater challenge. Literary and linguistic tasks would better follow the authors, literary works, sites from the cross-border region and may vary according to the age of the students.

Tasks example:

1. When visiting the Sexaginta Prista Roman fortress, after getting acquainted with the fortress's history, as well as with the general history of the two banks of the Danube as part of the Danube Limes, they will have to translate the word domus (Lat.) - house from a Latin-Bulgarian dictionary, thus obtaining their first word of the treasure.
2. When visiting the Hristo Botev school, after getting acquainted with the history of the school - the building of the Knyaz Boris Men's High School built in 1894 - 1898, in which Stoyan Mihaylovski, a teacher of French, wrote the lyrics of Go, Revived People, they will find their second and penultimate word of the treasure in the prefix of the adjectives from the first verse in the 4th stanza of the original lyrics of the Cyril and Methodius Bulgarian all-school anthem.

"Unknown were you, unglorified!...

Oh, go down in history already,

Let your spirit subdue the countries,

you conquered by sword!..."

3. The discovery of the next word from the treasure will take the group to the Zahari Stoyanov museum house. After the lecture at the house, they will find their word as the first noun in the second sentence of the quotation from the preface to Notes on Bulgarian Uprisings:

"Finally, I turn to you, my brothers, simple poor people. I have drudged to write this book for you to show you that the most ardent fighters and defenders of our homeland were not the proud rich and arrogant scientists but simple and illiterate brothers of yours, who knew no more than you! It was them and no one else who washed the face of Bulgaria and defended our disgraced glory; it was them who made the name Bulgarian thunder in the four corners of the world; it was them who trampled daringly on any private thing they had, raising their heads proudly and fearlessly against the strong tyrant, for whom the scholars interpreted for us that we should not anger him, but rather tickle him and watch him, hoping to appease his gaze. All this they did not because they had gone to Paris to sharpen their minds but because they were honest, had an iron will, an invincible character, they loved their homeland dearly - a sacred duty for everyone; and each one of you can have these few qualities, as long as you wish. Let these people's guiding lights of ours serve as an example for you."

4. At the building of the first Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce, which today houses the Lyuben Karavelov Regional Library, students will learn more about Romanian authors on the other side of the Danube who wrote for children, as well as about other Bulgarian authors who wrote for children and who were related to the Danube river valley -

Gellu Naum and his books with stories about Apolodor, the penguin,

Elena Farago and her For Children, From Santa Claus's Bag, Bobocica, Let's Not Cry, Let's Be Good (prose), Cat's Diary (prose), In Swallow's Nest (prose), and the educational magazine Friend of the Children (1943-1946).

Emiliyan Stanev with his Chernishka, The Greedy Bear Cub, A Tale of a Forest, Through Waters and Forests.

We, the Sparrows, Little Frog Stories, Colorful Rug - Yordan Radichkov's works for children.

The story can be in the form of a presentation such as a map trip with rich photographic material. In a game - a crossword with answers to questions related to what was learned about the Romanian authors, they will get the remaining words - "home", "windows", "is like".

After the game is finished, it would be good for the students to receive a souvenir, such as a card with a literary map of the region.

Then there will be a walk under the dome above the main entrance of the library, where a clock with a bell mechanism from 1922 is installed, situated in the center of a permanent exhibition of exlibrises on Cultural and Historical Heritage - a unique, one of a kind public collection with authors from all over the world - masters of small graphics.

Free time and overnight stay in Ruse.