Your day trip, as a treasure hunt
Every village, lake or city has stories most people walk right past. Walk, answer questions about the places in front of you and uncover them: whether you live there or are just passing through.
The king in a toga
Three moves for every place
You have walked past that bronze king in the square a hundred times. Now find out why he is dressed as a Roman emperor.
Pick a world
A world is a walk with a story: a village, a lake, a park. Choose by length and by how you get there.
Explore and discover
Every stop is a real place with a question about it: you look, read, take a photo, and understand what is in front of you. In the app we call them quests. They only unlock on the spot.
Collect stamps and rewards
Each group of completed quests gives a stamp in your passport. Stamps unlock digital badges. Gifts to collect in person are on their way*.
GPS-checked
You can't cheat from the sofa: your position counts and the phone checks it.
Questions of every kind
Multiple choice, written answers, putting things in order, photos to take.
A narrator per world
A great bell, a boatman, a count: every world has its own voice and tone.
Hidden quests
Some only show up as you get close. The circle on the map narrows while you walk.
Facts, not spoilers
The true story of a place is read after you solve it. Hearsay is marked as such.
Gifts from local shops*
Pastry shops, museums and workshops will be able to offer a gift to those who finish the walk. *The first partnerships have yet to start.
Where to go this weekend
From Milan by train or car, on foot once you arrive. Each world is a 4 to 10 hour walk, all at once or in pieces.
The Buried Cornerstone
Under the hills of Monferrato, the stone remembers. Go down, read, climb back up.
On foot in Casale, by car in the hills
The Keepers of the Gates: the Ten O'Clock Toll
Every evening at ten, the city closed. Tonight it is up to you to reopen it.
Funicular and on foot
The Rib of the Honest: Verona Without a Balcony
A bone hanging over a street has been waiting for centuries for an honest person. Verona is known by walking, not only by photographing balconies.
Train and on foot (bus or taxi for the hill)
Consonno, Toyland
Where a count promised Las Vegas to Brianza, and the mountain answered with a landslide.
On foot, uphill from Olginate
The Keeper of the Crown: Monza, Villa Reale and Park
Fact or tradition? Follow the Crown of the Kings of Italy, the Savoy palace and a park with 14 km of walls.
Train, then on foot (bikes in the Park)
Giulio and the Dragon, Orta San Giulio
A walled garden on the lake, an island that keeps silent, a mountain of terracotta saints. And a dragon that never left.
On foot, ferry to the island
Complete the stops, earn a stamp
Each stamp is a collectible card: flip it and read the true story of the place. You find them all in your passport, world by world.
You complete all the stops in a group: in Monferrato, for example, the 5 stops of the Horseman.
You earn the stamp «The Horseman», a card to flip with the true story of the place.
With the right stamps you unlock a badge: «Cantoniere di Casale» comes with Horseman, Cathedral and Towers.
Got a place to show off? Build your own world
- Quests with position, questions, photos and ordering, in minutes
- Hidden and locked quests, to build a route
- Stamps and prizes: digital badges or a gift to collect in person
- An access code for a sign or a flyer
What people ask most
How do I start?
Open the app in your phone browser and pick a world: nothing to download. An Android and iPhone app is on its way.
Where do I play?
On the spot: every stop opens when you are in front of the place. It is the best way to really discover it.
How long is a world?
About 3 to 10 hours, at your own pace. Take a break whenever you like and pick up later: your progress stays in your passport.
How do I enter a world?
Pick one from the list, or type the code you find on a sign or get from an organizer.
Next weekend already has a route
Pick a world, put on comfortable shoes and bring a charged phone.
Try a world