Step into Sinaia in 1913 and discover the world of the Romanian Royal Family.
Your journey begins with a mysterious traveller’s notebook and an invitation to a reception at Peleș Castle. Follow its pages through Sinaia, solve challenges and uncover the stories hidden across the Royal Domain until you finally reach the doors of Peleș yourself.
Ready to follow in the footsteps of a traveller from more than a century ago?
Places you will visit
11
You will walk
5250 steps
Total distance
4 km
A note from Chronicle Quests
“Every city is a living chronicle... that's why I create immersive historical quests that blend puzzles, local legends, and true stories into unforgettable adventures. Walk. Discover. Become part of the story.”
What you'll actually do
Download the Questo app and unlock the quest. Walk to Royal Train Station whenever you like · no guide, no group, no time slot.
Solve 11 puzzles hidden in the streets around you. Each one you crack unlocks the next location.
Finish at Peleș Castle and see where you land on the Sinaia leaderboard.
Highlights
Explore Sinaia through a puzzle-filled journey from the Royal Train Station to Peleș Castle. Follow a mysterious traveller’s 1913 notebook, solve challenges and discover the Casino of Sinaia, Sinaia Monastery, Pelișor Castle and some of the lesser-known corners of the Royal Domain.
The mission: Your story in Sinaia
You arrive in Sinaia by train, ready to explore the town, when something unexpected catches your attention: an old, weathered notebook.
Its pages take you back to 1913. As you begin to read, you learn that the writer is a mysterious guest of the Romanian Royal Court, newly arrived in Sinaia with an invitation tucked safely inside their coat. That evening, they are expected at Peleș Castle.
But their journey does not take them straight there.
Instead, the notebook follows a trail through royal Sinaia - past places of faith and leisure, through the hidden workings of the Royal Domain, and into the world of King Carol I, Queen Elisabeth, Crown Prince Ferdinand and Princess Marie.
Now, more than a century later, you can retrace that journey.
Follow the notebook from one location to the next, look carefully around you, and solve each challenge to unlock another piece of the story.
Your destination is Peleș. The first page awaits at the Royal Train Station.
ABOUT THIS EXPERIENCE
What to expect from Sinaia: A Journey Through Royal Times
Step into Sinaia in 1913 and discover the world of the Romanian Royal Family. Your journey begins with a mysterious traveller’s notebook and an invitation to a reception at Peleș Castle. Follow its pages through Sinaia, solve challenges and uncover the stories hidden across the Royal Domain until you finally reach the doors of Peleș yourself. Ready to follow in the footsteps of a traveller from more than a century ago?
Explore Sinaia through a puzzle-filled journey from the Royal Train Station to Peleș Castle. Follow a mysterious traveller’s 1913 notebook, solve challenges and discover the Casino of Sinaia, Sinaia Monastery, Pelișor Castle and some of the lesser-known corners of the Royal Domain.
Start: Royal Train Station. Finish: Peleș Castle. 11 challenges included.
Good to know before you play
- Step Into the Story
- 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
- Minimum recommended age: 9+
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.
