Wander around Budapest’s Gellért Hil and admire known and lesser-known sights while solving riddles in your own group. Each riddle will take you to your next destination and, when solved, will unlock curious stories about the city.

Gellért Hill is a must-see to anyone visiting the Hungarian capital, with the best views over the Danube and a great number of historical buildings. It is also a favorite weekend spot for many locals because of its quiet green parks and the city’s coolest child paradises. Modern street art and. Local wonders you will discover on this walk include: the UNESCO's world heritage site of Gellért Hill; the Philosopher’s Garden; the Liberty Statue; the Cave Church; the Gellért Hotel and Bath.

This game is suitable for friends, couples, families with kids and team buildings. Enjoy being together while exploring a city, be creative and use your imagination to find city’s secrets!

Explore Budapest’s Gellért Hill during this interactive and fun discovery walk
Learn about the history and local stories of the city center in a playful way
Solve location-based riddles to unlock directions to your next stop along the route
See popular sights from a different angle and discover hidden local spots
Discover the city at your own pace

You will receive an email with a link to your game within 24 hours after booking. The link to the game will be valid up to 6 months after the purchase. By tapping the play button your game opens in your phone’s browser. No download needed
You can play any day of the week, recommended between 8.00am and 7.30pm (daylight hours). You can also stop the game and take a break at any point and start where you left off later
The game is recommended to be played in a team of 1-5 people. You can share a team viewer link so everyone can read riddles and stories on their phones. Just make sure to select one person to enter answers
Please note this is a self-guided tour, there will be no tour guide meeting you at the start location, which will be at Szent Gellért rakpart. The end location will instead be at Bartók Béla út