Imagine that memory is a huge palace where your memories are stored like paintings in a museum. Navigating through its rooms, you can refer to the desired fact or image at any time. This ancient mnemonic method has been known since Antiquity under the names “palace of memory” or “palace of the mind.” You can learn it by reading the book by bestselling author of the Brain Trainer series, Gareth Moore, which he co-wrote with Helena Gellersen. The purpose of the techniques and exercises collected in it is to help you quickly remember any information for short and long periods of time. The puzzles will gradually become more difficult, and by the end of the book, you will be able to build your own memory palace to take your memorization ability to the next level. The exercises and puzzles presented in this book are designed with this knowledge about the functioning of the human brain in mind. Their goal is to help you learn ways to better remember information, both short and long term. Exceptionally good memory takes a lot of practice or just luck in the genetic lottery, but anyone can master techniques for combining and organizing information to remember it better. Remember: the brain is designed to learn, no matter your age! The Memory Palace Method is so effective because it utilizes all the skills that the hippocampus has to offer, working in conjunction with many other areas of the brain responsible for sensory processing, working memory and even navigation in space.