Meet Freud, Mozart and Beethoven: Historic Vienna City - Exploration Game

Highlights
📖 Enjoy a uniquely crafted story brought to you by our talented writers
☕ Visit the oldest coffee shop in Vienna, where Beethoven and Mozart would play
🤩 Try a new type of experience, the perfect mix between a tour, an outdoor escape game and a treasure hunt

General Info
📅 Date and time: play any time you want, the game is available 24/7
⏳ Duration: 2h
🌐 Languages: German, English
🚶🏻 Walking distance: 4km
🏰 Places to visit: 12
📍 Departure point: St. Stephen's Cathedral, Austria
👤 Age limits: All ages (kids under 9 y/o should be accompanied by adults)
❓ You'll find further information in our FAQs here 
📱 Please see your Fever ticket and confirmation email for all essential post-purchase information
❗ The single ticket provides access to the exploration game for only 1 device. If you want to play as a group, we really recommend that each player purchases the game on their own device in order to fully enjoy the experience ❗

Descritption
Discover Vienna’s ties to three great minds by solving challenges and unlocking stories on your phone. In doing so, you will explore St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Wien Museum Mozart Apartment, Kaisergruft, Vienna State Opera and many more lesser-known places. During this city exploration game, you’ll also learn fun facts about each location whilst following a fictional narrative tailor-suited to the game’s route. You can pause, continue exploring or replay at any time. So, are you up for an exciting city game?

The game is an interactive activity where you are guided by a mobile app through the city. With it, you follow directions and solve very fun puzzles, riddles, and cryptic codes. During the game, you will also visit popular and hidden places in the city while learning fun (and we mean it) stories about them. This is a storytelling experience just as much as it is an exploration tour.

Storyline
You are Mathilde Schleicher, a rising star of Vienna’s music scene. The year is 1889 and you are on your way to becoming lead singer of the Vienna Opera, but your rival Bianca Bianchi is plotting against you. She feels threatened and will stop at nothing to protect her position, but you are not alone. Just yesterday, a letter was brought to you by a dove, warning you of Bianca’s plans and holding a mysterious clue. It was signed simply “freund” (German for “friend”). You will not go down without a fight. You decide to play.