Things to do in Prague

Seen the sights? Now play them.

There are many ways to see Prague. This one turns its Old Town into a game you play – the real places, their true stories, and you in the middle of them.

Who it’s for

Things to do in Prague with the people you love

One game, one secret – and every crew makes it their own.

Friends

Your crew, a brotherhood

Name your team, swear the Templar oath and find out who in your group cracks codes, who plans the route – and who spots the detail everyone else missed.

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Families

Knights, golems & a real treasure chest

Kids turn the zodiac wheel, teens crack the cryptex, parents follow the map. A history lesson nobody notices is a lesson.

Recommended from 15 – or from 12 with an adult.

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Birthdays

A birthday that ends with a treasure chest

Swap the usual dinner for a quest. The last seal breaks, the chest opens, the final scene plays – and the birthday team gets its own certificate.

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Bachelor & bachelorette

One last quest before the big day

Split into rival teams, race each other through the Old Town, curse your rivals and take on photo challenges the bride or groom will never live down. Even Don Giovanni would approve.

The team battle is ordered separately – ask us for special codes.

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Couples & double dates

A date with a plot twist

Legends, riddles and a secret only two can share – even better in the evening, when the Old Town is lit. Double date? Two phones, two codes – race the other couple to the chest.

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Visitors to Prague

See Prague like no guidebook shows it

The Astronomical Clock, the Estates Theatre, the Old-New Synagogue, the Rudolfinum – told by the people who lived there. Sightseeing that feels like a game, on your own schedule.

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School & university groups

History class, but make it an adventure

From Charles IV, who founded Prague’s university in 1348, to Mozart’s opening night in 1787 – real history in real places, and puzzles that need every pair of eyes.

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Any excuse for an adventure

A reunion, a visit from the cousins, a rainy-day plan B that turns into the best day of the trip.

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How it compares

A walking tour, on your own – or a game?

There are many ways to see Prague. This one turns its Old Town into a story you play – the real places, their true stories, and you in the middle of them.

The Templar SecretGuided walking tourExploring on your own
You see the real Old TownYes – 9 places on foot, about 2.5 kmYesYes
The stories behind the placesTold in the game by those who lived themYes, as a talkOnly if you read up
Everyone plays, nobody just listensPuzzles, scenes and teamwork at every stopMostly listeningDepends on you
Start whenever you likeAny day, any time – day or eveningFixed tour timesYes
A story with a real endingNine seals and a Templar chestNoNo
Price for your group49 € per code for the full game (9 places), 39 € for the short one (6 places) – one code for the whole teamUsually per personFree

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What you’ll see

Nine places. Nine lives. Seven centuries.

The heart of Prague’s Old Town – and at every place, a person who lived there steps out of history to meet you.

  • Charles BridgeThe Monk · 1359

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

  • ClementinumThe Alchemist · 1600

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

  • RudolfinumThe Musician · 1896

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

  • Old-New SynagogueThe Baker · 1605

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

  • Astronomical ClockThe Knight · 1420

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

  • Old Town SquareThe Headsman · 1621

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

  • Estates TheatreThe Stagehand · 1787

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

  • Celetná StreetThe French Templar · 1307

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

  • Municipal HouseThe Doctor · 1942

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

  • The Templar chestWhere the lines cross…

    The final scene reveals the secret the Templars kept for seven centuries.

When & how

Your Prague adventure, on your schedule

Start
Charles Bridge, at the statue of Charles IV by the Old Town Bridge Tower.
Play time
About 90 minutes on foot, about 2.5 km (the short game about 60 minutes). Your code is valid for 4 hours from first use.
When
Any day, day or evening – all the places are lit at night.
Price
49 € per code for the full game (9 places), 39 € for the short one (6 places) – one code for the whole team, on up to 2 phones.
Languages
English & Czech.
Age
Recommended from 15 years – from 12 with an accompanying adult.

The secret has waited seven centuries

It can wait for your crew. Get your code today and play whenever you’re ready.