Team Building Activity for Competitive Teams
The program Treasure Hunt Prague (also known as Scavenger Hunt Prague) is based on the treasure hunt principle, where players, equipped with a mobile phone or tablet with the TerraHunt app, roam the city in search of hidden treasures.
The game is full of fun, adventure, and excitement. Players must solve various tasks and riddles to find the treasure.
It is designed to be appealing to all age groups, ensuring both a valuable and entertaining experience.
The Treasure Hunt activity isn’t just fun but also educational. It's designed to be accessible to everyone. It doesn't matter if you're a family with kids, a group of friends, or a team of colleagues from work.
Treasure Hunt Prague is a fantastic way to spend free time and explore Prague in a completely new way.
You can hunt for up to 46 treasures. The recommended game duration is 3 hours.
Historical Center of Prague
The historical center of Prague is one of the most beautiful and richest places in the world in terms of cultural and historical landmarks.
It includes the Prague Old Town, New Town, Lesser Town, and Castle District, which are home to many significant sites such as Prague Castle, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and many others.
Symbol of Czech Statehood
Prague Castle is one of the most significant sites in Prague and the entire Czech Republic.
This imposing castle complex, which towers over the Vltava river, is not only the city's symbol but also a symbol of Czech statehood.
It's where history meets the present, and where you can feel the pulse of Czech history.
Prague Old Town
The Old Town is the historical core of Prague, home to many significant landmarks and historic buildings.
This part of the city is filled with narrow streets, picturesque squares, and impressive buildings, creating a unique atmosphere brimming with history and culture.
New Town
The New Town, which is paradoxically older than many "new" towns worldwide, offers a modern touch in Prague's historic setting.
This part of the city is home to many modern shops, restaurants, and cafes, but also historical landmarks like Wenceslas Square.