Prague rooftops and spires in the morning fog

Prague · 50°05'N 14°25'E · outdoor escape game

Prague is a cipher. Learn to read it.

Three games in places you know and don't know: Old Town, Vítkov hill and a forgotten island on the Vltava.

  • Prague
  • 3 games
  • 2–3 hours
  • public transport at start

Three stories, three neighborhoods

Pick your story

Prague plays differently than the mountains: shorter routes, more details within reach, and history plastered on the facades. Choose based on whether you want a mystery, history, or a head-to-head against another team.

Štvanice Island
Multiplayer / Prague Two teams

Štvanice Island

An island in the middle of Prague that the city forgot twice. Today, someone has a meeting here.

  • approx. 2 hours
  • 4 km
  • 4–12 players (2 teams)
  • Medium

Štvanice – Holešovice · 186 m

In Žižka's Footsteps
History / Prague

In Žižka's Footsteps

The Battle of Vítkov ended in 1420. But someone never closed the case.

  • approx. 2.5 hours
  • 5 km
  • 2–6 players
  • Medium

Vítkov – Karlín · 270 m

The Clockmaker's Will
Mystery / Old Town

The Clockmaker's Will

The Astronomical Clock has stopped many times in six hundred years. Once, it wasn't due to a breakdown.

  • approx. 3 hours
  • 4.5 km
  • 2–6 players
  • Harder

Old Town – Josefov · 192 m

The Playground

Prague
as a game board

The center is full of layers. House signs, stone heads, bricked-up entrances and courtyards that open only to those who know the way. Above it all, a hill where the city's fate was decided.

Routes are shorter and entirely accessible by public transport. You can play in the morning, evening, or winter, and there's always somewhere to sit down after the game.

  • 3 neighborhoods
  • 4–5 km
  • start near metro
  • year-round

Four steps

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick a story

    Each game takes you to a different piece of landscape and has its own tone. You'll get your ticket via a link by email.

  2. 02

    Arrive at the start

    You know the starting point in advance, coordinates and how to get there. The game unlocks only once you're there.

  3. 03

    Your phone guides you

    You get the story, tasks, a map, and new clues. You set the pace, a snack break won't hurt anyone.

  4. 04

    The rest is up to you

    Observe your surroundings, think it through, and make it to the end. The landscape doesn't hide the answers, it just doesn't say them out loud.

Reviews

How it went

After twenty minutes we'd completely forgotten we'd originally just gone for a hike.
Tereza a group from Liberec Shadows of Jizera
Places we'd walked past for years suddenly meant something completely different.
Martin weekend away with his girlfriend The Mountains' Curse
The best part was realizing the other team was just a few hundred meters away from us.
Ondra company team-building, 10 people Smugglers
The kids ran around for three hours straight without a single complaint. That's never happened to us before.
Lucie family with kids aged 9 and 12 Secret of the Peat Bog

Frequently asked

Before you ask

All questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. The game runs in your phone's browser. After purchase you get a link, open it at the start, and play. Nothing to download from the App Store or Google Play.
Do we need mobile signal?
Yes, at the start, to load the game. After that the app keeps the content offline and only needs signal occasionally. We've accounted for weak-signal stretches in every game.
How many people can play?
Two is enough. Most games work best with three to six people, and one phone per team is plenty. Smugglers and Štvanice Island are played in two teams, so from four to twelve players.
What if it starts raining?
You keep playing, outdoors doesn't work any other way. Tickets never expire, so if the weather is truly against you, reschedule for another day at no charge.
Is the game suitable for kids?
Secret of the Peat Bog is built for families and works for kids from age eight. Shadows of Jizera, In Žižka's Footsteps and Štvanice Island suit ages twelve and up. Operation North, The Mountains' Curse, The Clockmaker's Will and Smugglers are more demanding, we recommend age fourteen and up.
Can we bring a dog?
Yes, on most routes. In Secret of the Peat Bog a leash is required, as the route runs through a protected area. For Smugglers we don't recommend it, it's fast-paced and covers a larger territory.
A group of four in outdoor gear examining a stone on a misty mountain trail

The landscape is already waiting for you.

Pick a story, charge your phone, and head outside.

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