This 17-day train journey through five cities—Budapest, Warsaw, Riga, Vilnius, and Tallinn—allowed five young participants, accompanied by a dedicated youth worker, to visit technologically advanced cities and explore the concept of smart cities. Through museum visits, virtual reality experiences, and the use of city-specific apps, they gained valuable insights into innovative urban technologies and how these contribute to addressing societal challenges.
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