Seven centuries of Prague in your hands

Seven centuries of history in your hands

1. 1

   Take the oath

   Each team receives a ready-to-play tablet, names its brotherhood and swears the Templar oath. The clock starts.

2. 2

   Follow the map

   An illustrated map of old Prague shows eleven red wax seals. The team chooses its own route – the shortest way wins time.

3. 3

   Awaken in the past

   Each location opens an interactive POV scene: you see through the eyes of a person who lived right there, and a famous figure of the time – Mozart, Kafka, Jan Hus, Charles IV… – explains the era and its history.

4. 4

   Break the seal

   Every puzzle is made for that exact place – a statue, a plaque, a building. The answer hides in what you see around you; solve it and the seal cracks.

5. 5

   Race the clock

   Wrong answers cost minutes, a team that is stuck can buy a hint for a few minutes, and every photo challenge takes time off.

6. 6

   Open the chest

   When the last seal breaks, a golden line joins the seals on the map, the chest opens and the final film reveals the secret.

Begin the hunt – with your logo

The intro film

Take the oath – with your logo

Choose your route

A film at every place

Every question – your logo

Eleven places. Eleven lives. Seven centuries.

No guide reciting dates, no guidebook facts. At each of the eleven places your team sees through the eyes of a person who lived right there, in an interactive POV scene: a famous figure of the time explains the era and its history in their own words – and sets a task made for that very spot. 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.

Red seals – story locationsBlue seals – photo challenges

A journey through time, not a lecture

• Every scene is set in one exact year – you don’t hear about 1621, you stand in it
• History told by those who lived it: a headsman, a baker, a monk, a clerk, a princess
• The answers hide in the real place: a plaque, a statue, a carving – so people really look
• Real Prague stories from 1307 to 1942 that your team will not find in any guidebook

1. 1
   Old Town SquareThe Headsman · 1621

   Prague’s most famous executioner, Jan Mydlář, and the square’s darkest day.

2. 2
   Celetná StreetThe French Templar · 1307

   The last night of the Knights Templar – and the House of the Black Madonna.

3. 3
   RudolfinumThe Musician · 1896

   Antonín Dvořák in front of the Rudolfinum: “Composing music is like solving puzzles.”

4. 4
   Old-New SynagogueThe Baker · 1605

   The Jewish Town, Rabbi Loew and the legend of the Golem.

5. 5
   ClementinumThe Alchemist · 1600

   The Prague of Emperor Rudolf II – merchants, alchemists and strange substances.

6. 6
   Bethlehem SquareThe Princess · 1410

   Jan Hus preaching in Bethlehem Chapel – and the princess who secretly came to listen.

7. 7
   Municipal HouseThe Doctor · 1942

   Prague under occupation and the secret mission of the paratroopers Gabčík and Kubiš.

8. 8
   Astronomical ClockThe Knight · 1420

   The clockmaker’s riddle beneath the most famous clock in Prague.

9. 9
   Estates TheatreThe Stagehand · 1787

   Mozart on the night of Don Giovanni, seen from behind the stage.

10. 10
    Charles BridgeThe Monk · 1359

    Charles IV, who founded Prague’s university in 1348, and its four original faculties.

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    Haštalská StreetThe Clerk · 1911

    Franz Kafka – a clerk by day, the author of strange worlds by night.

12. ✠
    The Templar chestWhere the lines cross…

    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.

Prague told by those who lived it

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, show Prague in a way you will not find in any guidebook – and hand your team a task made for the very place you are standing in.

Stills from the game’s original films – every location has its own scene.