- 2 Hours Duration 2 Hours
A carnival treasure hunt in Venice to uncover the city’s hidden treasures by playing.
Quick Details
A fantastic route, at the discovery of Venice’s secrets and its famous Carnival. You’ll be given a map to start you on the treasure hunt, but that’s not all: after downloading the App on your phone, this will become your compass and… your personal automatic storyteller, recounting the secrets of the city and of this festive period.
The game will take you across the whole city, leading you into unexplored corners, and of course passing through the heart of Venice and the Carnival: St. Mark’s Square.
During the hunt, you’ll have to take a picture of at least 3 points highlighted on the map. In the end, the treasure will be yours, a Venetian white mask just to be painted by your own. A professional mask-painter will happily give some suggestions to decorate and personalize it in a wonderful Venetian Palace, the 1500 Doge’s Prisons’ Palace!
The ending location, guarding your treasure, worth your special attention.
Everybody know or have ever heard about Casanova, right? Thus, according to many Venetian legends Casanova in flesh in blood was imprisoned in this historic Palace, which is part of the Doge’s Palace. The two buildings are connected through the well known Bridge of Sighs. Only imagine the atmophere to paint your mask here!
This game is ideal for groups and families too. Guaranteed you won’t forget it in a hurry!
Are you curious? Discover the itineraries, retreats and masks and….the final prize! Good luck and have fun! #carnivaltreasure
And, of course, the churches. Most have incredible anecdotes to tell and sometimes even scandals. The Church of San Maurizio, not so scandalous, does however host a great collection of musical instruments. Venice is after all the city of music.
During the hunt, you’ll have to take a picture of at least 3 points highlighted on the map. In the end, the treasure will be yours, a Venetian white mask just to be painted on your own. A professional mask-painter will happily give some suggestions to decorate and personalize it in a wonderful Venetian Palace, the 1500 Doge’s Prisons’ Palace!
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