Package Options
Sightseeing Tours
| Transportation method | Get there on your own |
| Tour types | None |
| Sightseeing type | City walking tour, Hiking |
| Transport | Walking |
Product Info
Purchase Notice
Reminders
Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
Meeting point description: - After purchase you will receive instructions on how to 'reserve' and 'start'. You can start the experience at the above address.(Krolewska 9, Warsaw (near Centrum, Metro station))
The game is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch
After you have booked, you will receive instructions on how to create a login and can start your game immediately
Please note that the price is per group, not per person
You will need a phone with a data plan with access to the Internet. Also turn on GPS tracking, because GPS guides you through the city
Please note that some places may be closed in the evenings, if you decide to do the city trail at night
This trail is accessible to wheelchairs, however some public spaces may be less easily accessible, however you can choose to visit or skip a location
The maximum number of participants per group is six people
This interactive game is not suitable for those with heart conditions
Animals and pets are allowed
FAQ
For the interactive Warsaw City Game, a combination of walking and public transportation is often ideal. Many game locations are within walking distance in the city center. For longer distances, Warsaw's extensive tram and bus network is efficient. Ride-sharing services also offer flexibility for specific routes between game points.
Yes, ride-sharing services such as Uber and Bolt are readily available in Warsaw. They can be a convenient option for covering longer distances quickly between different game locations or if you prefer direct transport, especially during specific stages of the interactive city game.
Warsaw's public transportation system, including trams, buses, and a metro, is generally very efficient and well-connected, making it excellent for accessing various locations during your self-guided city game. It operates frequently and covers most areas of interest, allowing for smooth transitions between game checkpoints.
Warsaw's public transport system offers various ticketing options suitable for visitors playing the interactive city game. You can purchase single-journey tickets, timed tickets (e.g., 20-minute, 75-minute, 90-minute), or daily/multi-day passes. Tickets are valid across all modes of transport – buses, trams, and metro – within designated zones. They can be bought at ticket machines, kiosks, or on some vehicles.
The self-guided city game is designed to lead you to hidden spots in Warsaw through interactive challenges. For navigation, relying on the game's in-app map and clues is key. Additionally, using a reliable offline map application on your smartphone can provide an extra layer of assistance, ensuring you stay on track and discover unique locations.
Yes, the interactive Warsaw City Game is designed to be fully flexible. You have the freedom to start, stop, and pause the game at your convenience. This allows you to take breaks, explore areas more thoroughly, or enjoy meals, and then resume your adventure exactly where you left off.
The self-guided Warsaw City Game typically involves a variety of challenges and puzzles designed to engage you with the city's surroundings. These can include deciphering riddles related to landmarks, solving logic puzzles to reveal the next location, or interactive tasks that require observation of your environment. The goal is to uncover hidden stories and facts about Warsaw.
The interactive Warsaw City Game typically takes around 2 to 3 hours to complete if played continuously. However, as it is a self-guided tour, you have the flexibility to take as much time as you need. This allows for pauses to explore points of interest, enjoy local cafes, or simply soak in the atmosphere of Warsaw at your own pace.
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