Everyone knows the Charles Bridge. Or do they? Set off on a cipher quest and discover stories, symbols, and details that thousands of people pass by every day without noticing.
Reserve game


Every day, thousands of people cross the Charles Bridge. Most see Prague Castle, the Vltava River, and a row of statues. But very few know where to truly look.
Hidden in the stones, inscriptions, and statues of the bridge are traces of its more than six-hundred-year-old story. Who really built it? What does the mysterious sequence 1–3–5–7–9–7–5–3–1 mean? And why do tourists still touch certain spots for good luck?
During the game, you'll use your mobile phone to search for hidden details, crack ciphers, work with real inscriptions, and solve puzzles right on the bridge. You'll encounter Charles IV, Peter Parler, Wenceslaus IV, and John of Nepomuk.
No app, no tour guide with an umbrella. Just you, your phone, and the Charles Bridge as one giant cipher.
See what others miss
After the game, you’ll never look at the Charles Bridge the same way again. Discover hidden spots and details that thousands of people pass by every day without even noticing.
Kings and Builders
Meet Charles IV, Wenceslaus IV, and Peter Parler, and discover how the most famous Czech bridge was built.
Ciphers Hidden in the Bridge
Charles Bridge is full of inscriptions, symbols, and subtle details. Look closely—the answers are often right before your eyes.
Statues That Speak
Thirty statues and sculptures hide surprising stories and clues. Some you will have to find first.
The Bridge: A giant puzzle
No boring textbook questions. Get ready to hunt for details, crack codes, solve puzzles, and uncover stories—all right on your phone.
One price for the whole group
Whether there are two of you or ten
Buy the game online
Play whenever you want
Crack tasks and ciphers
Advance only with correct answers
The game begins at the statue of Charles IV on Křižovnické Square (Křižovnické náměstí) in Prague. It is right next to the Charles Bridge, a short walk from the Staroměstská metro station. Here is the link to MAPY.CZ: https://mapy.com/s/korosekova

An old legend, a bit of literary magic, and a good dose of adventure – before his death, Kafka wrote a letter in which he revealed his innermost thoughts, and then tore it into pieces so that no one could read it. Its remains, however, are wandering through historical Prague, and your task is to follow in their footsteps.

The ghost of Prague drinks on The ghost of Prague drinks onSix centuries have passed since the time of Charles IV, but his drinking companion Bohus is still sitting in a pub. Track him down through three historic Prague taverns, crack clever puzzles between sips of beer, and uncover legends you'll never hear on a typical city tour. No guide with an umbrella—just you, your crew, and Prague as it's known only to those who've been raising a glass here for six hundred years.