On December 13, Masza Makarova from the Education Department of the Municipal Water Management Centre (MGW) guided a group of Ukrainian youth from GPAS – Praga Północ Group of Pedagogy and Social Animation – around the Old Town of Warsaw.
The winter holidays are a time for stories about the legends hidden in every city, its ancient history, and its wonders. As part of a walk for refugees from Ukraine, Masha Makarova from the Education Department of the Warsaw Municipal Council (MGW) guided a group of Ukrainian youth through Warsaw's Old Town. The walk participants are members of the Praga Północ Pedagogy and Social Animation Group (GPAS) program , which aims to integrate Ukrainian and Polish youth.
Thank you for the evening spent together in a magical atmosphere!
We'd like to remind you about the possibility of organizing a free educational walk – for a school group in Polish or for refugees in Russian. Registration is accepted by email at: Edukacjamgw@1943.pl
Since May of this year, we have been conducting regular walks around Warsaw for refugees from Ukraine. We have walked together through various districts of the city. In total, over 25 walks have taken place, with approximately 2000 people participating. Click to learn more about our Warsaw-themed walks.
