The Secret Dowry of Ada Kaleh
Following the trail of unsent love letters, you will navigate the city's most iconic landmarks to piece together a story of a romance severed by the rising tides of the Danube, in the lost city Ada Kaleh.
Players should reclaim a legendary family secret and discover the hidden soul of the city, where every stone and fountain tells the story of a vanished island.
Places you will visit
12
It will take you
69-99 mins
You will walk
3810 steps
Total distance
2.9 km
Highlights
Decipher Love Letters: Act as a historian decoding 12 heartfelt letters that guide you through the city's history.Trace a Lost World: Visit landmarks that mirror the lost structures of Ada Kaleh, from water towers to fortress walls.Gather the Ingredients: Collect the components of a legendary rose jam recipe as you uncover the "gold" left behind by the lovers.
The mission: Your story in Drobeta-Turnu Severin
The island was swallowed by the waters in 1970, but Adile claims she hid their "dowry" - her family's secret recipe for golden rose jam - within the new city, hoping Radu would find it. Radu never arrived. Now, it is your turn.
Good to know before you play
- This quest features interactive puzzles you’ll solve in the real world.
- Wear a hat and sunscreen, have enough water
- Best in the morning to avoid the heat
- Fun to do as a couple
Tips & Recommendations
Wear Comfortable Shoes
You will be walking throughout the city, so comfortable footwear is essential for enjoying the experience.
Charge Your Phone
Make sure your smartphone is at least 60% charged. The quest runs through the Questo app, and you will be using it throughout.
Check the Weather
This is an outdoor activity. Bring an umbrella or sunscreen depending on the forecast.
Bring a Camera
You will discover photogenic locations and hidden gems perfect for capturing memories.
Stay Hydrated
Bring water, especially during warmer months or longer quests.
Play with Friends
Quests are more fun with friends or family. Each player who wants to play on their own phone needs their own access.
