Six to eight teams, one phone each, 60 to 120 minutes on foot. €5 per pupil, teachers free.
More than 3,000 classes and groups have played Questo together.
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We are a group of language students and we played the game with our teacher: a great and fun way to practise, and learn interesting stuff about our city that we didn't know.
Perfect with a group of A Level pupils. Loved it.
Quests for classes
A school day in Sibiu stays inside a compact Saxon old town. Teams walk the Upper Town around Piața Mare, Piața Mică and the Bridge of Lies, then follow the guild towers and bastions along the city wall. For Key Stage 3, Medieval Old Town Sibiu: Hidden Stories of the 7 Towers is the most played route, starting in Parcul Astra. The Battle of Sibiu follows the fortifications from the Potters' Tower. Younger pupils can play Country Life at Astra Museum among the farmhouses and mills of the open-air museum at Dumbrava. Quests cover ages 8 to 18, so the city suits groups from Key Stage 2 to sixth form.
125 min · 2.7 km · 15 stops
Starts at Statuia lui Gheorghe Barițiu (Parcul Astra)
Medieval town layout from Piața Mare across the Bridge of Lies to the Goldsmiths' gate
87 min · 3.3 km · 11 stops
Starts at Turnul Olarilor
How the city wall, guild towers and the Soldisch and Haller bastions defended the town
62 min · 1.2 km · 10 stops
Starts at Piața Mică (Little Square)
Spotting symbols and details on building fronts around Piața Mare and Piața Mică
94 min · 1.7 km · 13 stops
Starts at ASTRA Museum. The panel
Rural homes from different regions, such as the Mahmudia fisherman's house, a Rășinari shepherd homestead and Desești in Maramureș
150 min · 1.7 km · 15 stops
Starts at Old city view
Map reading between the Upper Town, the Big Square and the Bridge of Lies
90 min · 1.9 km · 12 stops
Starts at Brukenthal Palace
Observation work at Brukenthal Palace, the Reformed Church and the Prima Ardeleană Palace
90 min · 2.5 km · 15 stops
Starts at 3 Colegiul Medicilor Sibiu
Romanian cultural history at the ASTRA Association palace and the Octavian Goga bust
Free to play: no tickets needed
90 min · 1.9 km · 12 stops
Starts at Thalia Hall
Teams of 3 to 5 pupils share one phone.
For under-14s, one adult per 2 to 3 teams with agreed checkpoints; 14 to 18 per the school's policy. Piața Mare, Piața Mică and Piața Huet are linked, mostly pedestrian meeting points.
Sibiu's centre is compact and walkable; Sibiu railway station to Piața Mare is about 15 to 20 minutes uphill on foot.
Tursib buses cover longer hops; visiting pupils need ordinary paid tickets, as free travel is for local pupils only.
Public toilets in the old town are few, so plan stops in advance.
Rely on museum facilities during a paid visit, the railway station, or cafés on Strada Nicolae Bălcescu, which usually expect a purchase.
Classes eat packed lunches in Parcul Astra beside the old town or in the larger Parcul Sub Arini, about 15 minutes south on foot.
Keep pupils off fountains and church steps in the squares and take all litter away.
The Brukenthal National Museum on Piața Mare (reduced pupil tickets), the Evangelical Cathedral on Piața Huet and the Council Tower charge small fees and suit groups.
If rain spoils the day, the quest can be replayed free within 30 days.
Caution: Stairways and steep cobbled lanes link the upper and lower town, such as Pasajul Scărilor near the Bridge of Lies, and turn slippery when wet. Piața Mare gets very crowded during the Christmas market and June theatre festival.
Pupils see the guild towers (Potters', Carpenters' and Arquebusiers'), the Soldisch and Haller bastions, the city wall, the Council Tower and the Goldsmiths' gate. The Journeymen's House shows how craft guilds shaped and defended a Transylvanian Saxon town.
Pupils read a route through the Upper and Lower Town, find their way between squares, passages and towers, and estimate distances of 1 to 3 km. At the Astra Museum they compare rural homes and mills from different regions of Romania, such as Mahmudia, Rășinari and Desești in Maramureș.
Pupils read instructions and solve text puzzles in teams. The 7 Towers quest is also available in German, Italian and Spanish, and The Battle of Sibiu in German. The Kid Quest runs in French and Spanish, so it suits a language class.
Teams share one phone and split the roles of reading, navigating and answering. They agree answers together and keep to the meeting times and road-safety rules set by staff.
Price and terms
No minimum group, no time slot.
A class of 30 on one quest: €150.
Choose a questTell us the quest or city, the class size and the dates. We send an invoice to the school.
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