Zagreb essentials: easy itinerary
4.7617 Critiques23 personnes ont joué à cette quêteDiscover the heart of Zagreb at your own pace with this easy, accessible walking quest designed for all explorers.
Explore Zagreb through the forgotten world of Old Slavic mythology.
Follow Mogut, the last guardian, through the historic centre, solve challenges at famous landmarks and uncover stories of ancient gods, mythical creatures and beliefs hidden beneath the modern city.
Lieux que tu visiteras
11
Cela vous emmènera
-15-15 mins
Tu vas marcher
4200 pas
Distance totale
3.2 km
Ce que tu vas vraiment faire
Télécharge l'application Questo et débloque la quête. Rends-toi à Cvjetni square quand tu veux · sans guide, sans groupe, sans créneau horaire.
Résous 11 énigmes cachées dans les rues autour de toi. Chaque énigme résolue débloque le lieu suivant.
Termine à Gold sphere et découvre ta place au classement de Zagreb.
Faits saillants
Stroll through Zagreb’s most beloved squares, markets, and streets
Solve visual puzzles and trivia as you explore
Learn surprising stories behind famous landmarks like the Stone Gate and the Golden Sphere
Discover fun facts about local traditions, legends, and hidden gems
Play at your own pace.
Évaluations et commentaires
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Vlatka
Damir
Lucia Melani
DANIJELA FERJANIĆ
Patricia Rubio
Un mot de Avi Ravils
“I am deeply passionate about riddles, treasure hunts, and escape rooms... My love for heritage and sustainable tourism drives everything I do, both in my roles within education and tourism. It’s my way of contributing to the places I cherish most, ensuring their stories continue to inspire others.”
La mission : Votre histoire à Zagreb
Long before Christianity became the dominant religion in this part of Europe, the Slavic people understood the world through many gods and supernatural beings connected with nature, weather, fertility, life and death. Christianity did not change this world overnight. Old beliefs slowly disappeared, changed meaning or survived in new forms.
This is the story of that transformation — seen through the eyes of Mogut, an ancient supernatural guardian of storms, wind and hail.
After a very long sleep, Mogut wakes in a Zagreb he barely recognises. The world he remembers is gone, and the beings who once shared it with him are nowhere to be found. So he begins searching for old friends, familiar voices and answers to what happened while he slept.
But this is more than a search for a lost supernatural world. It is a story about nostalgia and belonging, courage and persistence, and finding purpose when everything around you has changed.
Above all, it is a story about remaining faithful to who you are and what you believe is right — even when nobody is watching, nobody remembers, and there is no reward for doing so.
Bats les meilleurs : Top explorateurs de Zagreb
À savoir avant de jouer
- This quest features interactive puzzles you’ll solve in the real world.
- Difficulty level: Easy 🟢😊
- Ensure your phone is fully charged or bring along your trusty power bank
- Wear a hat and sunscreen, have enough water
- Family friendly
- Fun to do as a couple
- Route open 24/7 but better during daylight hours
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Discover the heart of Zagreb at your own pace with this easy, accessible walking quest designed for all explorers. Explore Zagreb through the forgotten world of Old Slavic mythology . Follow Mogut, the last guardian , through the historic centre, solve challenges at famous landmarks and uncover stories of ancient gods, mythical creatures and beliefs hidden beneath the modern city.
Stroll through Zagreb’s most beloved squares, markets, and streets Solve visual puzzles and trivia as you explore Learn surprising stories behind famous landmarks like the Stone Gate and the Golden Sphere Discover fun facts about local traditions, legends, and hidden gems Play at your own pace.
Start: Cvjetni square. Finish: Gold sphere. 11 challenges included.
