May, 480 BC The defeated Persian fleet retreats in disarray after the Naval Battle of Salamis. Athenian triremes pursue the enemy to the west coasts of Attica where the suburb of Glyfada is located now. The Athenian victory marks the beginning of the end of the Persian invasion in Greece. The sacrifices made by the victorious Greeks to their Olympian gods lasted two days. Statues were dedicated at the alters of Poseidon, thrown into the sea, that is. The coast from Salamis, to Glyfada, up to Sounion was said to thrive in lost statues.... 2500 years later, you as daring explorers are asked to recover the ancient statues. Archeological evidence will aid you, guiding your way by markings and coordinates.

This is Athens. The birthplace of Democracy and Philosophy. A child of Zeus and the 12 Gods and one of the oldest cities in the world, counting more than 5.000 years of human presence, hidden well beneath the modern day metropolis. Philosopher Paths is a walking discovery game along the town’s ancient landmarks, offering great challenges for teams to visit & learn in a playful way Athens's most significant historical places and stories.

Looking to have a multilayered experience of the Athens? Then try “Like a Greek” quest, which is a perfect mix of a walking tour, outdoor treasure hunt and gastronomic endeavor. Because learning about the urban history, culture and rhythms goes beyond plain sightseeing, you need to observe, taste, smell, feel and engage all your senses. In other words to experience everyday life like a true Athenian!

Nafplio is considered to be the most scenic place of Greece, the first capital of the newly built state after the Ottoman rule… The story of the place comes into waves (!) culminating with the assassination of Kapodistrias, the first governor of modern Greece. The content of the testament of this brave man, written in a code devised by “Filiki Etairia”, a secret society of Greek revolutionists back in 1814, is still a well kept secret…. Crack the code and get an alternative glimpse into our modern history!

Kalavryta is one of the most famous Peloponnese large villages and is the ideal destination for wannabe explorers! Why, I hear you say? Because of its history: the toll of blood during the WWII, the declaration of independence against the Ottomans, the Megalo Spilaio Monastery, the oldest in Greece or the first cog train rail in Greece, called Odontotos. And because of its beauty, edged among mountains & rivers, strewn with leaves during autumn, snow in the winter and bright, lush vegetation during spring & summer!

Wanna get in synch with the glorious buzz of the ever-evolving city of Athens? Then this interactive walking cultural quest will lead you to discover the soul of Athens in a very unique way. You will visit the most iconic places as well as hidden gems (ancient & modern), and learn about their significance by completing on-the-spot challenges. So, pack your curiosity, a healthy dose of energy and comfortable footwear, and let’s have some fun!

Vytina is one of the most famous Peloponnese large villages and is the ideal destination for wannabe explorers! Why, I hear you say? Because it is the birthplace of Panagiotis Potagos! Who is this guy, I hear you ask again, and why should I care, anyway? Well, he is one of the most accomplished (but unfortunately the least known) Greek explorers. Despite having no financial support from his homeland, he completed successfully two major missions in Asia and Africa, competing worthily some of the most renowned foreign explorers. His legacy to all of you fellow explorers is two manuscripts. The second one, containing Kolokotronis' memories about the Greek War of Independence, was found just recently while restoring the local library. Alas, the manuscript is written in code and only the most bold and agile explorers will be able to crack it down!

Nestled in the heart of nature at an altitude of 950 meters, Arachova is an unusual blend of tradition and cosmopolitan charm. Besides being a famous ski destination, Arachova's picturesque landscape, the mountainous traditional architecture and the folk art are really worth to be discovered. Add Arachova’s close distance to Athens to the mix, as well as the the proximity of Delphi historical site and it becomes obvious that this should be your next destination. Once decided, we will make sure that you experience the beauty of this village the way it should be!

The players using their own mobile phones are moving outdoors, visiting points on their digital map and carrying out missions that not only give them extra information but also give them points that place them higher on the teams’ ranking system! Their missions are in the form of: trivia questions, questions about your company, questions related to pictures or videos, puzzles, group photos/videos with a specific scenario etc. Of course, it is possible to associate missions with the surrounding space, offering participants a fun way to tour areas of cultural, historical and natural interest while playing!