Place:
Prague City Tourism
Date:
11/4/2026 02:00:00
Price:
200.00 EUR
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Whoever is afraid should not go into the underground! Put your fear in your pocket and come discover what is hidden beneath the Old Town Hall.
You will be transported to the dark and mysterious times of Gothic and Romanesque. In this adventure game, you will navigate through winding corridors, solve puzzles, and complete tasks. And most importantly, you will be searching for the password to escape from the underground. So, do you have enough courage? Duration of the event: 2 hours Meeting point: in the ticket hall of the Old Town Hall Guide: Kamila Mandziuková Price: 200 CZK (5 + 1 free) / 500 CZK family ticket (up to 2 adults + 3 children) Additional information: Limited capacity of 30 people; tickets only in advance. The tour is the fifth part of a five-part series of guided tours for children (each part can be attended independently without the need for further participation). Suitable for children aged 8–12 years (accompanied by an adult) *5 + 1 free — For each individual paid ticket for the walk, you will receive one sticker for your card. After collecting 5 stickers, you are entitled to a sixth walk for free.
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Chase & Status will perform at Let It Roll 2026! The festival confirms the strongest lineup in its history with the second phase of the program.
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