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The Lost Chest of Rixdorf.

1737. Your chest is gone. Rixdorf is foreign. And time is running out. A GPS-guided city rally through one of Berlin's oldest neighbourhoods — for teams that think, decide and win together.

90–120 min2–6 peopleBerlin-RixdorfAges 8+DE / ENGPS-guided
€23Launch price · instead of €27
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Die verlorene Truhe von Rixdorf — Cover
From 01.06.2026
The story

Rixdorf, 1737. The chest is gone.

You've just arrived. Days of travel from Bohemia, left everything behind, risked everything — for a new life in Rixdorf. On the cart sits your wooden chest: tools, books, songs from home, small keepsakes. Everything you have.

Then the chaos of arrival. Carts, noise, strange faces. And suddenly: the chest is gone.

Who has it? Where is it? And why? There's no time to think — you have to move. Ten stations. Ten puzzles. Ten letters. Find the chest.

Why Rixdorf?

A real piece of Berlin — away from the tourists.

Rixdorf is the historic heart of Neukölln. From 1737 Bohemian refugees settled here — one of Berlin's first waves of migration. The Richardplatz, the old forge, the Bethlehem Church: real history, not staged scenery.

  • Preserved village in the middle of the city — authentic contrast
  • Long tradition of diversity — perfect for perspective shifts
  • Safe, quiet paths instead of tourist crowds
  • Real places with real stories — no selfie spots
Your mission

Teamwork. Puzzles. Decisions.

Find clues

At every station you find hints. Look carefully — not everything is obvious.

Solve puzzles

Each solution gives one letter. 10 letters = the solution word. That opens the chest.

Play your role

You're apprentices from Bohemia. What would your character do? Feel? Decide?

Decide together

Team votes at every station. Majority decides — but everyone is heard.

Your roles

Who are you?

At the start each team member chooses a character — an apprentice from Bohemia who has just arrived in Rixdorf.

Alex
Baker

Practical, hands-on, always hungry. Helps with baking and loves kneading dough.

Sasha
Blacksmith

Strong, direct, solves problems with their hands. Loves fire and loud noises.

Niki
Teacher

Curious, observant, remembers everything. Loves writing and reading stories.

+ 5 more roles

10 stations

Real places. Real history.

GPS guides you through the historic Bohemian Village in Rixdorf. What you discover there depends on you.

01Leave everything. Start over.
02A foreign language. A new world.
03Believe together. Stay together.
04Those who have, give. Those who don't, ask.
05Thinking with your hands.
06Learning as long as you live.
07What remains when you leave.
08The water flows. So does life.
09A song knows no borders.
10What was. What is. What comes.

🔒 The place names stay secret — until you set off

Team rules

Safety. Fairness. Democracy.

Safety
  • Screen off while walking
  • At roads: stop – look – go
  • Device only while standing in safe spots
Fairness
  • Let everyone finish speaking
  • Share tasks
  • Help when someone is stuck
Democracy
  • Everyone gets to say what they think
  • Majority decides — the minority is heard
Included

What you get.

GPS navigation

The player shows your position and guides you station to station. No getting lost.

Web app

Story, puzzles, progress, badges — all in the browser. No download, no account.

Adult guide

Schedule, timing variants, safety notes. For parents, teachers and group leaders.

8 roles

Alex, Jarka, Toni, Niki, Sasha, Pepa, Kája, Radka — each route from a different perspective.

Who is it for?
Families
Kids 8–12 · 2–6 people

Perfect for weekends, holidays or birthdays. One team code, everyone plays together.

For groups
Years 3–6 · multiple teams

With pedagogical guide, role play and timing variant for project days. Each team gets their own code.

Gift
For curious minds aged 8+

Giftable as a voucher. Buy, pass on the code, set off.

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From 01 June 2026.

The route launches this summer. Signing up is free — you'll get an email as soon as it's available. Launch price applies to the first 100 only.