The province of Lower Silesia is one of the most mysterious areas of Poland, full of abandoned residences, castles, and palaces, in which many valuables and stolen works of art were stored by the nazis by the end of the war. You are a group of treasure hunters. You are searching through forests, equipped with metal detectors. During one of the explorations you have reached one of the lower silesian villages.
Inside the town you encounter a very old man. He tells you that during the final days of the war his father had witnessed an unusual situation. Supposedly, he had seen some heavy-looking chests into the nearby woods. They were probably moving them into a bunker that was supposed to be situated somewhere there. The old man leads you to this place. You take up shovels and go to check that out. You start digging, and after some time the ground collapses and reveals the entrance to the bunker. What’s inside it? Secret documents? Weapons? Works of art? You choose to go inside, even though it can be dangerous. The Germans could have left behind traps, after all. However, your curiosity and excitement are too strong, to call the police and patiently wait.
The Nazi Gold is a room that will be enjoyed by all enthusiasts of history, adventures, mysteries, and the Wolfenstein video game series. Wonderful scenography and props will allow you to blend into the experience. Book a game and have fun! No historical knowledge is required.
From 09:00 - 14:59 Monday-Friday
2 people - 190zł
3 people - 240 zł
4 people - 280 zł
5 people - 310 zł
6* people - 340 zł
7* people - 380 zł
From 15:00 - 23:00 Monday-Thursday
2 people - 250 zł
3 people - 300 zł
4 people - 320 zł
5 people - 380 zł
6* people - 410 zł
7* people - 470 zł
From 15:00 - 23:00 Friday and on Weekends
2 people - 320 zł
3 people - 350 zł
4 people - 380 zł
5 people - 430 zł
6* people - 460 zł
7* people - 510 zł
* We recommend entering the room in groups of up to 5 people. You can also enter in larger groups of 6-7 people but keep in mind that it would be tighter inside and you would have fewer puzzles to solve for each person. The price for 6-7 people is the lowest per person.
