The goal of the event was to enhance young people’s awareness and knowledge about the European Parliament and the upcoming elections, as well as to promote youth mobility opportunities in Europe. The initiative aimed to inspire young people to travel across Europe, gain diverse intercultural experiences, and meet new people in various environments. During the event, participants took part in a team-based orienteering game in Kauguri Park, where they completed tasks and gathered new information using Euroclasses modules. Instead of traditional lectures or presentations, the event engaged young people through an orienteering activity, making information about the European Parliament elections, mobility opportunities, and youth values more accessible and engaging. By incorporating a team-based challenge with checkpoints and tasks, the event creatively presented complex topics in a fun and dynamic way, encouraging active participation. To achieve these objectives, the event featured various checkpoint tasks, utilising both digital skills and non-formal education methods, such as games and interactive activities. At the end of the event, the teams gathered at the Jūrmala Youth Initiative Center, where they took part in a quiz to assess their newly acquired knowledge and retention of key information. Correct answers were explained, winners were announced, and the event was evaluated through an interactive opinion-sharing game.