Split Ethnographic Museum Split: walk and solve

Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Split passes Ancient Split, then Jupiter's Temple and Split City Museum before Split Ethnographic Museum. These real settings give your group places to see while the fictional investigation supplies questions to work through. The museum becomes part of a shared exploration instead of only a separate sightseeing stop.

Look around before returning to the next instruction on your phone. Seeing a place on a route and arranging an independent visit are different plans. Leave time for additional sightseeing alongside the game so the walking activity has room for exploring and solving without trying to fit every other visit inside its playing duration.

Your team solves riddles and photo tasks in the free Loquiz app using one phone. At most 4 players follow the Split activity together, without an accompanying guide. Read each challenge aloud and compare the ideas before deciding how to respond as a group.

A couple can reason through a question side by side, while friends or colleagues may offer several approaches. Let another player explain a suggestion even if the device stays with the same person. Taking turns contributing keeps the case open to everyone, while the real places along the route give your companions something else to notice between the fictional investigation's questions as the walk continues through the city.

The game costs €19.95 per team and lasts 1.5 to 2 hours, with one phone for at most 4 players. Choose the shared device and companions beforehand, and allow time for walking as well as solving. Independent visits can have separate space around the activity in your day.

You can begin whenever you want, every day, and the game is valid for 12 months. Pick when the outing works for your group and your visit to Split. Open the app ready to share the challenges, giving the fictional case time of its own while the route provides real surroundings to notice between questions as you continue exploring together on foot.