Collaboration
Who connects what others missed?
Puzzles that need many eyes. No single person knows the whole route – the team only moves forward when everyone’s piece fits together.
A unique treasure hunt game played on tablets – we bring them, ready to play
A cinematic video treasure hunt through the heart of Prague. Eleven lost guardians, eleven Templar seals, one treasure that has waited seven centuries for your team.
No guide reciting dates, no guidebook facts. At each of the eleven places a person who lived right there steps out of history and tells your team their story in a film scene – in their own words, in their own year. Standing on the same cobblestones, your colleagues will feel as if they had travelled in time: to the night the Templars fell in 1307, to the première of Mozart’s Don Giovanni in 1787, to Kafka’s office in 1911.
Prague’s most famous executioner, Jan Mydlář, and the square’s darkest day.
The last night of the Knights Templar – and the House of the Black Madonna.
Antonín Dvořák in front of the Rudolfinum: “Composing music is like solving puzzles.”
The Jewish Town, Rabbi Loew and the legend of the Golem.
The Prague of Emperor Rudolf II – merchants, alchemists and strange substances.
Jan Hus preaching in Bethlehem Chapel – and the princess who secretly came to listen.
Prague under occupation and the secret mission of the paratroopers Gabčík and Kubiš.
The clockmaker’s riddle beneath the most famous clock in Prague.
Mozart on the night of Don Giovanni, seen from behind the stage.
Charles IV, who founded Prague’s university in 1348, and its four original faculties.
Franz Kafka – a clerk by day, the author of strange worlds by night.
The final film reveals the secret the Templars kept for seven centuries.
The whole trail winds through the historic heart of Prague – on foot, through places every visitor passes, yet few truly see.
Every guardian holds only one piece of the route, and only a team that works together will reach the chest before the others. Along the way you will see your colleagues in a new light – and the values your company talks about will happen in real time, on the streets of Prague.
Who connects what others missed?
Puzzles that need many eyes. No single person knows the whole route – the team only moves forward when everyone’s piece fits together.
Who listens – and who spots the detail?
Listen to the guardians’ stories, look closely at the city around you and share what you see: a plaque, a statue, a carving.
Who plans the route and takes the lead?
The team chooses its own route across eleven seals – the shortest way wins time. Planning, priorities and quick decisions under a running clock.
Who cracks the cryptex?
Every seal hides a different kind of puzzle – letter rings, scales, a colour code, a board of the four elements. Different minds shine at different stations.
Who keeps a cool head under pressure?
The clock runs from the oath to the last seal. Wrong answers cost minutes, photo challenges take them off – and the final ranking decides.
Who is not afraid to look silly?
Eleven photo missions – from a medieval selfie with Jan Hus to the scariest Golem. Laughter breaks the ice between departments and levels.
Inclusion built in. Films, puzzles and texts in English and Czech let mixed international groups play side by side, and hints appear when a team gets stuck – no one is left behind.
The Templar Secret combines what companies usually have to choose between: a sightseeing programme, a team challenge and a shared experience people talk about long after the event.
Every team gets a prepared tablet. No apps to install, no phones to charge, no data plans to worry about.
The whole game – films included – is stored on the tablet, so it runs smoothly in every narrow Old Town street.
English and Czech side by side – ideal for international teams, incentive groups and conference guests.
Your guests discover the historic heart of the city through its people – a programme that doubles as sightseeing.
Every team’s time, penalties and photo bonuses are counted automatically, with a final ranking ready for the award ceremony.
You receive the final ranking of all teams and every photo each team took – ready for your newsletter or social media.
| The Templar Secret | Guided city tour | Escape room | Classic city game paper map / own phones | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everyone actively involved | Yes – films, puzzles, photo missions | Mostly listening | Yes | Yes |
| You learn about Prague | Yes – told by those who lived it | Yes, as a talk | No | Partly |
| Out in the historic centre | Yes, on foot through the Old Town | Yes | No, indoors | Yes |
| Real competition between teams | Live clock, penalties, bonuses, final ranking | No | Usually room by room | Often |
| Independent of phones & signal | Yes – tablets provided, fully offline | Yes | Yes | Often not |
| Story & cinematic experience | 11 original film scenes + final film | No | Themed room | Rarely |
| Mixed-language groups together | English & Czech side by side | Usually one guide per language | Varies | Varies |
| Results & photos for the organiser | Ranking + every team’s photos + certificates | No | Sometimes a group photo | Varies |
Comparison with typical formats; individual providers differ.
Across Europe, the Knights Templar are hunted down. The most powerful and mysterious order of the Middle Ages is falling – but the Templars carry one final secret: a treasure that was never found.
The treasure stayed in the same place – but the world changed around it. No single person ever knew the whole route. Yet there were guardians who each saw a part of it.
Your team awakens in their lives, one by one, in the very places where they lived. Every hidden connection you uncover breaks one Templar seal. Break all eleven – and the chest opens.
The Templars ride into their last night.
Every guardian holds one piece of the route. Listen to their stories, look closely at the city around you and connect what others missed. Only a team that works together will reach the chest before the others.
Each team receives a ready-to-play tablet, names its brotherhood and swears the Templar oath. The clock starts.
An illustrated map of old Prague shows eleven red wax seals. The team chooses its own route – the shortest way wins time.
At each location the team plays a film scene – told through the eyes of a person who lived right there, centuries ago.
The answer hides in the real place around you: a plaque, a statue, a carving. Solve the puzzle and the seal cracks.
Wrong answers cost minutes, hints are there when a team is stuck, and every photo challenge takes time off.
When the last seal breaks, a golden line joins the seals on the map, the chest opens and the final film reveals the secret.
The game leads you through the most remarkable places of Prague – and at each one a fascinating character steps out of history to guide you. They tell gripping stories and show Prague in a new, captivating way you will not find in any guidebook.





Stills from the game’s original films – every location has its own scene.
Every seal hides a different kind of puzzle. Teams turn, drag, open and decode interactive Templar artefacts – each one tied to the real place they are standing in.








Blue seals on the map hide creative photo missions. Every completed challenge takes minutes off the team’s time – and fills the album of the day.
After the game you receive a summary with the final ranking of all teams and every photo each team took on its tablet – ready for the award ceremony, your newsletter or social media.
At the end of the game every brotherhood receives its own certificate – with the team’s name, the date, its final time, failed attempts and completed photo challenges, sealed by the Order of the Temple.
A perfect moment for the winning photo.
Teams name their brotherhood and receive their tablets.
Films, puzzles and photo missions across the Old Town.
The last seal breaks and the final film reveals the secret.
Final ranking, team photos, prizes and diplomas for the winners.
One complete team-building programme – from the oath on Old Town Square to the award ceremony.
No. Every team gets a prepared tablet – no apps to install, no phones to charge, no data plans to worry about.
The whole game – films included – is stored on the tablet, so it runs smoothly in every narrow Old Town street, even without signal.
Yes. Films, puzzles and texts are available in English and Czech, so mixed international groups can play side by side.
No. At every location a guardian tells their story in a film scene, and the answer hides in the real place around you – a plaque, a statue, a carving. Real Prague stories from 1307 to 1942, told as cinematic scenes rather than guidebook facts.
Hints appear when a team gets stuck – no one is left behind. Using the clock wisely is part of the game.
Every team’s time runs from the oath to the last seal. Wrong answers add minutes; completed photo challenges take them off. The final ranking of all teams is ready for the award ceremony.
The winners receive prizes and diplomas, and every team receives its own certificate with its name, the date, final time, failed attempts and completed photo challenges. The organiser receives a results package with the final ranking of all teams and every photo each team took on its tablet – ready for the award ceremony, your newsletter or social media.
The game takes 2.5–3 hours, including the award ceremony, and is designed for groups of 9 to 150 participants. The hunt starts on Old Town Square, at the Jan Hus Monument, and can finish anywhere – usually at a restaurant you book for the award ceremony. Tell us about your group in the enquiry form and we will prepare an offer.
Eight illustrated pages to share with your colleagues or your client (PDF, 6 MB).
The secret has waited seven centuries. It can wait for your team.
Tell us the date, the size of your group and the language, and we will get back to you with a proposal for your team building, incentive group or conference programme.