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Turn Split’s alleyways into a playground: a private, two-hour smartphone game through Diocletian’s Old Town built for bachelor and bachelorette teams. Solve puzzles, complete photo challenges and discover hidden corners of the city while racing against the clock.
Turn Split’s alleyways into a playground: a private, two-hour smartphone game through Diocletian’s Old Town built for bachelor and bachelorette teams. Solve puzzles, complete photo challenges and discover hidden corners of the city while racing against the clock.
Sunlight slices across the old marble as your group unlocks the first clue on a phone screen—Split’s stone streets already begin to hum. This is not a guided tour but a timed urban scavenger, set among the tight alleys and open squares that grew from Diocletian’s Palace. The Adriatic pushes a glittering edge into the city; limestone walls keep the heat, and the streets carry the cadence of daily life.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
Sunlight slices across the old marble as your group unlocks the first clue on a phone screen—Split’s stone streets already begin to hum. This is not a guided tour but a timed urban scavenger, set among the tight alleys and open squares that grew from Diocletian’s Palace. The Adriatic pushes a glittering edge into the city; limestone walls keep the heat, and the streets carry the cadence of daily life.
Split’s bones are Roman: the palace complex dates to the 4th century and the city later layered Venetian and Austro-Hungarian influences over a Dalmatian coastline carved from karst limestone. Local culture is casual and loud in the best way—cafés spill into the Riva and konobas pour slow wine. In this game you’ll weave historical markers, unexpected micro-challenges, photo tasks and puzzle stops into a two-hour sprint of discovery and laughter.
Practically, the experience runs on a smartphone app that issues a unique game code per team; it’s private, flexible to pace and wheelchair accessible. Expect cobbles, brief stair sections and crowded squares at midday. Optimal windows are early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak sun and tourist crush. Bring a charged phone (and a battery pack), wear sturdy shoes for uneven stone, and assign a navigator to keep the team moving. Interaction with locals is part of the fun—ask politely and tip when someone helps.
This is an energetic, social way to know Split: fast, playful and rooted in the city’s living history.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking on uneven cobbles and short flights of stairs, standing and light running for brief bursts.
Bookings are for a private team and the game is designed to accommodate typical bachelor/bachelorette groups; confirm maximums with the operator when booking.
Yes—the activity notes wheelchair-accessible options, though some historic alleys may require minor detours; contact the operator for specific routing needs.
No—challenges and directions are provided via the app; local knowledge helps but is not required.
The game runs rain or shine; wear a waterproof layer and ensure your phone is protected. Cancellation refund rules apply per the operator's 24-hour policy.
Split grew from Emperor Diocletian’s 4th-century palace; over centuries the imperial complex became the city’s living core, blending Roman, Venetian and Ottoman-era layers.
Respect the Old Town by sticking to marked paths, avoiding loud behavior in residential alleys and supporting local businesses to keep tourism sustainable.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Sunlight slices across the old marble as your group unlocks the first clue on a phone screen—Split’s stone streets already begin to hum. This is not a guided tour but a timed urban scavenger, set among the tight alleys and open squares that grew from Diocletian’s Palace. The Adriatic pushes a glittering edge into the city; limestone walls keep the heat, and the streets carry the cadence of daily life.
Sunlight slices across the old marble as your group unlocks the first clue on a phone screen—Split’s stone streets already begin to hum. This is not a guided tour but a timed urban scavenger, set among the tight alleys and open squares that grew from Diocletian’s Palace. The Adriatic pushes a glittering edge into the city; limestone walls keep the heat, and the streets carry the cadence of daily life.
Split’s bones are Roman: the palace complex dates to the 4th century and the city later layered Venetian and Austro-Hungarian influences over a Dalmatian coastline carved from karst limestone. Local culture is casual and loud in the best way—cafés spill into the Riva and konobas pour slow wine. In this game you’ll weave historical markers, unexpected micro-challenges, photo tasks and puzzle stops into a two-hour sprint of discovery and laughter.
Practically, the experience runs on a smartphone app that issues a unique game code per team; it’s private, flexible to pace and wheelchair accessible. Expect cobbles, brief stair sections and crowded squares at midday. Optimal windows are early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak sun and tourist crush. Bring a charged phone (and a battery pack), wear sturdy shoes for uneven stone, and assign a navigator to keep the team moving. Interaction with locals is part of the fun—ask politely and tip when someone helps.
This is an energetic, social way to know Split: fast, playful and rooted in the city’s living history.