• Viru Gates - Viru Gate, with its twin stone towers and red-tiled roofs, serves as a captivating entrance to Tallinn’s medieval Old Town. Dating back to the 14th century, it was once part of the city’s formidable defensive wall system. Today, it marks the transition from the modern city to the historic heart of Tallinn.

As part of the quest, participants will follow clues leading to this iconic gateway. Upon arrival, they will solve a riddle inspired by its storied past, uncover a hidden tale, and continue their journey through the enchanting streets of Tallinn’s Old Town.

• St. Catherine’s Passage - St. Catherine’s Passage is a beautifully preserved medieval alley lined with artisan workshops and Gothic arches. Once part of a Dominican monastery, it still echoes the craftsmanship of centuries past. During the quest, participants will follow clues to this hidden gem, solve a riddle inspired by its rich history, uncover a secret story, and continue their adventure.

• Raekoja plats - Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats) is the historic heart of Tallinn, Estonia, serving as a central marketplace and gathering spot since the 13th century. Surrounded by colorful merchant houses and the iconic Gothic-style Town Hall—the oldest in Northern Europe—this cobblestone square has witnessed centuries of civic life.

As part of the quest, participants will follow clues leading to this vibrant square. Upon arrival, they will solve a riddle inspired by its rich history, uncover a hidden story, and continue their journey through Tallinn’s medieval Old Town.

• Great Guild Hall - The Great Guild Hall in Tallinn is a remarkable example of Gothic architecture, constructed between 1407 and 1410. Originally serving as the headquarters for the city’s influential merchant guild, the building has witnessed centuries of trade, celebrations, and cultural events. Today, it houses the Estonian History Museum, offering visitors a journey through Estonia’s rich past.

As part of the quest, participants will follow clues leading to this historic landmark. Upon arrival, they will solve a riddle inspired by its storied past, uncover a hidden tale, and continue their adventure through Tallinn’s medieval Old Town.

• Kanuti Guild Hall - The Kanuti Guild Hall, established in the 14th century, served as the headquarters for the St. Canute’s Guild, a prominent association of German craftsmen in Tallinn. The building’s façade, redesigned in 1863 in the Tudor Gothic style, features statues of King Canute and Martin Luther. Today, it houses the Kanuti Gildi SAAL, a contemporary performing arts center.

As part of the quest, participants will follow clues leading to this historic landmark. Upon arrival, they will solve a riddle inspired by its rich past, uncover a hidden tale, and continue their adventure through Tallinn’s medieval Old Town.

• Estonian Theatre for Young Audiences & Museum of Puppetry Arts - The Museum of Puppetry Arts in Tallinn is a captivating destination that celebrates the rich history and artistry of puppet theatre. Established in 2010, the museum showcases a diverse collection of puppets, from traditional marionettes to contemporary creations, offering visitors an immersive experience into this unique form of storytelling. As part of the quest, participants will follow clues leading to this enchanting museum. Upon arrival, they will solve a riddle inspired by its exhibits, uncover a hidden tale, and continue their adventure through Tallinn’s cultural landscape.

• Long Boot (Pikk Jalg) - Pikk Jalg is a historic cobblestone street in Tallinn’s Old Town that connects the Lower Town to Toompea Hill. It’s a popular tourist route thanks to its medieval charm and proximity to landmarks like Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Toompea Castle.

• Danish King’s Garden - The Danish King’s Garden in Tallinn is a historic spot where legend says the Danish flag fell from the sky in 1219. Located on Toompea Hill, it features sculptures, medieval walls, and hosts Dannebrog Day celebrations each June.

• Access to guild halls, hidden passages, hilltop viewpoints, and royal gardens
• Self-guided walking game through Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town
• One device fits up to 3 players; buy extra tickets for the full multiplayer experience
• Great for families, friends, and solo explorers
• 11 story chapters with puzzles at real medieval landmarks

• A live guide (this is a fully self-guided experience)

Tallinn’s medieval Old Town stands as one of Europe’s most well-preserved treasures, and in this self-guided adventure, the Operator becomes the hero the story demands. A sinister curse looms over the city, the Guardian mentor has been captured, and only the Operator, with a magical amulet, can lift the spell. The journey kicks off at the renowned Viru Gate.

Spanning 11 chapters and approximately 2 hours on foot, participants will solve Caesar ciphers, tackle image challenges, and engage in observation puzzles at each historic location. Begin at your convenience and let the Questo app guide you through the cobblestone streets, secret alleys, and hidden corners of the Old Town.

The route includes visits to St. Catherine’s Passage, the Gothic Town Hall, the Great Guild Hall with its bronze lion knockers, the hilltop Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the Danish King’s Garden, where legend has it the Danish flag descended from the sky. The adventure concludes at Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform.

Perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and couples eager to explore medieval Tallinn in a memorable way.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.