Self-guided city rally/scavenger hunt in Leipzig

Explore Leipzig directly with your smartphone while playing the “Dilemma - Striving for Recognition” city rally. Solve puzzles at famous sights, be carried away by the story of musician Johann Sebastian Bach and win the game. As soon as you book the game, we'll send you all the necessary information via email.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

• Level of difficulty: easy to medium
• also suitable for families with children
• Duration: 2 to 3 hours
• Language: German (English version is offered separately)
• Tickets: You only need 1 ticket per group (1-6 people) and you can host the event at your desired time. You are not bound by the time set for your booking.
• You can start whenever you want, even if you've booked a different time or day.
• Each group will play with 1 device. For groups of more than 6 people (maximum 50 people), you can buy 2 or more tickets.
• You can book in advance or even spontaneously.

Visit the starting point at the New Town Hall (in the old town), open the link from your confirmation email with your smartphone or tablet, log in with your details and start playing right away.

You will first be introduced to the story about Johann Sebastian Bach: 1736 in Leipzig: The cantor and music director in Leipzig, Johann Sebastian Bach, has a big problem. Although he composes a new piece almost weekly, conducts performances and plays concerts, his work is still not appreciated by the Leipzig authorities. He conducts music in the city's four main churches and music lessons at St. Thomas School, but those responsible do not want to provide him with sufficient funds. Payment also leaves much to be desired. There is a lack of corners and ends. Will you be able to help him break out of his dilemma?

Work in a team (1-6 people per group) to solve the case. Are you more than 6 people? Then we recommend that you divide yourself into several small groups, otherwise experience has shown that not all of them are well integrated into the game. You can also test which group is the fastest!

Puzzle your way through the story from station to station using our city map. Solve the puzzles at Leipzig's most beautiful sights and important points and learn more about Johanns Sebastian Bach in Leipzig. It is part of the game to guess the individual stations of the city rally. As a result, they are not listed here. At the stations, clues must be sought to solve the puzzles. This game focuses on the story and puzzles, not on details of the historical history of the sights and the city.

Move at your own pace and take a break whenever you want. The duration is approximately 2 to 3 hours. The end is in the old town of Leipzig near St. Thomas Church.