Zuccato Palace Porec: walk and solve

Secrets of Porec passes Zuccato Palace while your team helps Bishop Euphrasius reclaim his lost halo. This is the fictional objective that gives your walk a direction, rather than a claim about an event at the palace. The building is a named sight on Decumanus ulica, offering a place to look around before you return to the next clue. You can enjoy that contrast between a real setting and an imagined search without preparing a historical account. Let each player contribute an observation or suggestion, and use the story to connect the moments when you stop with the walking between them.

Temple of Mars, Roman Grid Streets and Romanesque House are named stops in Secrets of Porec. Alongside the palace featured here, they give your outing places to notice as you solve the game's clues. Follow the game for the next direction instead of planning an independent tour from the names alone. You are sharing a puzzle activity, so make sure the whole group hears what the task asks before you move on. Any separate interior sightseeing should have its own arrangements. The walking game lets the search for the halo hold the outing together, even when different players notice different things along the way.

Secrets of Porec runs in the browser on your own phone, with no app needed. The price is €19.95 per team, with at most 4 players sharing one phone for a game lasting 1.5 to 2 hours. Keep the screen information part of the conversation by reading instructions aloud and asking for suggestions before choosing an answer. That makes the activity workable for a couple, friends or colleagues who want to explore together. You can start whenever you want, every day, and the game is valid for 12 months. Pick a suitable time to enjoy both the city setting and the puzzle search.