• Amtmansborgin - Begin your journey at the Prefect’s Castle, also known as Amtmansborgin, a historic site situated at Amtmansbrekkan in Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands. This landmark is of great cultural and historical significance to the archipelago. It offers a chance to delve into the Faroe Islands’ history and its ties with Denmark. The scenic Amtmansbrekkan invites visitors to wander through charming streets and soak in the unique ambiance of this captivating capital city.

Once here, visitors can linger as long as they wish before moving on to the next destination.

• Nólsoyar Páll - Visit the Nólsoyar Páll Monument, a notable historical site located at Undir Bryggjubakka in Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands. It honors the legendary Faroese national hero, Nólsoyar Páll (also known as Poul Poulsen Nólsoy), who was instrumental in the islands’ quest for cultural and political independence.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• Skálatrøð - Discover Westward Ho, also known as Vesturklettur, a breathtaking natural rock formation located at Skálatrøð in Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands. It is one of the archipelago’s iconic landmarks, celebrated for its stunning coastal scenery and panoramic views.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• Gamli Kirkjugarður - The Old Cemetery is a historic burial ground in Tórshavn. As its name implies, it is one of the city’s oldest cemeteries and holds significant cultural and historical importance.

For those interested in history, culture, and the human experience, a visit to The Old Cemetery in Tórshavn offers a chance to appreciate the Faroese tradition of honoring the deceased and to gain insight into the island’s rich and enduring heritage. It also provides a tranquil space to reflect on the cycle of life amidst the natural beauty of this enchanting archipelago.

• Tórshavn Cathedral - Visit Tórshavn Cathedral, also known as Havnar Kirkja, one of the oldest and most iconic buildings in the Faroe Islands. The cathedral is of great historical, cultural, and architectural significance.

It provides an opportunity to appreciate the island’s religious traditions, admire its architectural beauty, and gain insight into the cultural identity that thrives in this captivating archipelago.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• Undir Ryggi - Explore the Old Town, located at Undir Ryggi, a charming and historic neighborhood with significant cultural value. “Undir Ryggi” translates to “Under the Hill” in English, aptly describing this picturesque area’s location.

For those seeking an authentic experience and a chance to immerse themselves in local culture, a visit to The Old Town, Undir Ryggi, is essential. It offers a unique perspective on the Faroe Islands’ history, architecture, and the timeless charm that makes this archipelago a captivating destination.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• Tinganes - Discover Tinganes, one of the world’s oldest parliamentary meeting places, with a history spanning over a thousand years. It has been the political heart of the Faroe Islands since Viking times and remains a vital symbol of Faroese governance and self-rule.

For those interested in history, politics, and cultural heritage, Tinganes offers a fascinating insight into the Faroe Islands’ identity and self-governance. It embodies the enduring spirit of the Faroese people and their dedication to preserving their traditions and unique way of life.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• 33 Undir Bryggjubakka - Explore the Old Cemetery of Reyni, a historic burial ground with significant cultural and sentimental value.

For those interested in exploring the cultural heritage and traditions of the Faroe Islands, visiting The Old Cemetery of Reyni can be a poignant and reflective experience. It allows visitors to appreciate the island’s deep-rooted sense of community and the importance of honoring the past as they explore the stories and lives that have shaped this captivating archipelago over time.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• 8 Undir Kjallara - Discover The Dwelling House, also known as “Ráðhús,” a prominent structure within Tinganes that houses the Faroese Prime Minister’s Office. It serves as the official residence and workplace of the Prime Minister, making it a focal point for the country’s political affairs.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• Undir Glaðsheyggi - Visit the “Man with Creel and Milkmaid” Monument, a significant and charming sculpture that celebrates the Faroese way of life and the traditional occupations of the islanders.

For those interested in exploring the cultural heritage and artistic expressions of the Faroe Islands, a visit to the “Man with Creel and Milkmaid” Monument is highly recommended. It captures the spirit of the Faroese people and their enduring relationship with the land and sea, offering a poignant and evocative representation of the island’s unique way of life.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

• Yviri við Strond - Discover The Fort, known as “Skansin” in Faroese, a historic fortress dating back to the 1580s. It was originally constructed by the Danish to protect Tórshavn’s city and harbor from potential pirate and foreign invader attacks.

For those interested in history, military architecture, and the rich cultural heritage of the Faroe Islands, a visit to The Fort, Skansin, is essential. It offers an opportunity to step back in time and appreciate the historical significance of this remarkable archipelago.

Visitors will reach this site by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once here, they can stay as long as they wish before proceeding to the next destination.

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• Full availability: 24/7, every day of the year
• Self-guided, open-air tour avoiding crowds for safety
• City exploration game on your phone
• Flexible pacing: start, pause, and resume as you wish

Embark on an adventure through haunted Tórshavn, where you’ll solve riddles and crack codes to uncover unique locations and local tales, some of which have been forgotten by the residents. During this eerie city game in Tórshavn, follow step-by-step instructions to reveal chilling stories about haunted sites like Tinganes, the Old Town, and the Old Cemetery. Are you ready for a spooky stroll around Tórshavn?

As challenges are solved, the narrative unfolds, and precise directions on your phone will lead you to the next destination.

Discover The Prefect’s Castle (Amtmansborgin), Nólsoyar Páll Monument, The Old Cemeteries, and hidden gems.
Enjoy a uniquely crafted story presented by our talented writers.

After booking, an email will be sent with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. It is recommended that each participant purchases a ticket for the best experience, although multiple people can share a phone.

• Bring a charged smartphone.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.