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Don your best undercover persona and set off on a 4 km spy-themed walking game through Szczecin Old Town. Expect hands-on puzzles, historic streets, and a low-tech route that highlights both major sights and hidden corners.
Don your best undercover persona and set off on a 4 km spy-themed walking game through Szczecin Old Town. Expect hands-on puzzles, historic streets, and a low-tech route that highlights both major sights and hidden corners.
You meet your handler by a square of uneven cobblestones, the Oder murmuring nearby and the brick facades of the Old Town watching like an audience. The mission folder feels tangible in your hands — paper clues, a map, and a series of tasks that send your team in tight loops through alleys, courtyards and river-front promenades.
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Operated by Undercover City Games · Szczecin, West Pomeranian Voivodeship
You meet your handler by a square of uneven cobblestones, the Oder murmuring nearby and the brick facades of the Old Town watching like an audience. The mission folder feels tangible in your hands — paper clues, a map, and a series of tasks that send your team in tight loops through alleys, courtyards and river-front promenades.
Szczecin’s streets are the product of Hanseatic trade, Pomeranian dukes and 20th-century rebirth. Buildings wear layers of history: Gothic brick, Prussian-era masonry and postwar reconstructions that frame broad avenues and hidden side-streets. Geology here is low and marine — the city sprawls across Oder delta plains, where the river pulls and pushes the city’s mood and the breeze dares you to keep moving.
The game is low-tech by design. Over roughly a 4 km route you’ll visit must-see landmarks and lesser-known corners while completing spy tasks written to encourage conversation, observation and local interaction. It’s useful for families, friend groups, or corporate teams looking for an active, social icebreaker without screens.
Practical side: plan on 90–120 minutes, wear comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket (winds off the river can change quickly). Public transport is convenient to the start point; the operator provides game folders, materials, a certificate and a team photo at the end. Note health advisories — not recommended for those with significant spinal, pregnancy or serious heart conditions.
Timing your game for morning or late afternoon reduces crowds and places the sun behind you for better photos. Keep water, a charged phone for emergencies, and a curious mind — Szczecin rewards close attention.
No — the game is intentionally low-tech; you’ll receive a paper game folder and materials to guide your team.
Teams can vary, but small groups of 3–6 work best for quick decision-making and shared tasks.
The meeting point is in Szczecin Old Town; the operator provides exact meeting details on booking and the activity finishes back near the central route where you receive a certificate and team photo.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Undercover City Games operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You meet your handler by a square of uneven cobblestones, the Oder murmuring nearby and the brick facades of the Old Town watching like an audience. The mission folder feels tangible in your hands — paper clues, a map, and a series of tasks that send your team in tight loops through alleys, courtyards and river-front promenades.
You meet your handler by a square of uneven cobblestones, the Oder murmuring nearby and the brick facades of the Old Town watching like an audience. The mission folder feels tangible in your hands — paper clues, a map, and a series of tasks that send your team in tight loops through alleys, courtyards and river-front promenades.
Szczecin’s streets are the product of Hanseatic trade, Pomeranian dukes and 20th-century rebirth. Buildings wear layers of history: Gothic brick, Prussian-era masonry and postwar reconstructions that frame broad avenues and hidden side-streets. Geology here is low and marine — the city sprawls across Oder delta plains, where the river pulls and pushes the city’s mood and the breeze dares you to keep moving.
The game is low-tech by design. Over roughly a 4 km route you’ll visit must-see landmarks and lesser-known corners while completing spy tasks written to encourage conversation, observation and local interaction. It’s useful for families, friend groups, or corporate teams looking for an active, social icebreaker without screens.
Practical side: plan on 90–120 minutes, wear comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket (winds off the river can change quickly). Public transport is convenient to the start point; the operator provides game folders, materials, a certificate and a team photo at the end. Note health advisories — not recommended for those with significant spinal, pregnancy or serious heart conditions.
Timing your game for morning or late afternoon reduces crowds and places the sun behind you for better photos. Keep water, a charged phone for emergencies, and a curious mind — Szczecin rewards close attention.