Where You'll Play
This is a treasure-hunt-style game, which means it's entirely up to you which of the 30 treasures you catch. Teams that prefer a relaxed pace can stay inside the fortress, around the Basilica of St. Peter and Paul, Slavín and St. Martin's Rotunda.More ambitious teams will head down to the Cubist houses below Vyšehrad and to the riverbank at the Rašín Embankment. And they'll conquer the elevation challenge on the climb back up to the ramparts.
Questions and tasks are tied directly to the spots where you stand - no generic Prague quiz, but specific details of Vyšehrad right in front of your eyes. You'll also meet the legends, from Princess Libuše to Šemík, the horse that leaped off the ramparts.
The reward for winning doesn't have to be just classic prizes - it can also be a drink at the rampart pub overlooking Prague or a team dinner in one of the restaurants below Vyšehrad.
Meeting Point
Larger groups usually stay at hotels near the Prague Congress Center, such as the Corinthia. The Tábor Gate is just a few minutes' walk from there, so the game starts and ends practically at your hotel.If you're staying in downtown Prague, the game can also start at your hotel. Just plan for a 10-15 minute ride to Vyšehrad by metro (Vyšehrad station, line C) or tram.
If you're coming to Vyšehrad just for the game, you can start right at the Tábor Gate or in the Vyšehrad Gardens inside the fortress.
Who the Program Is For
People typically come to Vyšehrad for congresses and conferences at the Prague Congress Center. That's why this Treasure Hunt is designed to leave you time for the work part of your program and other activities.An extra bonus: you play in peace, away from the tourist-packed downtown.
If you're staying near the Congress Center, even 90 minutes is enough for a short game inside the fortress. You just step out of the hotel and play.