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The Literary Map, the first interactive map of literary places in Bucharest, had a significant impact in just three months and will expand to Iași and Brașov.

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The Literary Map, launched in October 2025, demonstrated considerable public interest and potential for growth, becoming the first interactive map of literary places in Bucharest, with over 300 documented locations and 600 literary connections.

The project will expand in 2026 to Iași and Brașov, continuing to develop cultural and educational partnerships and to organize literary tours appreciated by the public. The creative writing workshop for children was also well received, highlighting the educational role of the initiative. The Literary Map has reached over 500,000 people on social media and generated 40 appearances in national media, building an active community. The project, co-financed by AFCN, aims to promote Romanian literature and bring people closer to reading, with the support of several cultural and institutional partners.

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