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The city is the game room
Discover Haifa through stories, streets and puzzles
Quest City turns Haifa Lower City into a self-guided game route. You move between real locations, notice details around you, solve challenges and uncover stories from the area’s history.
There is no host setting the pace and no closed room. It is just your team, a charged smartphone and a city waiting to be decoded.
How it works
Three simple steps to start
Receive access
After payment, login details appear on screen and are also sent by SMS. Each team receives separate access.
Arrive and play
Come to Haifa Center HaShmona railway station and start whenever it suits you. No time-slot reservation is required.
Technical details
Everything needed is already on your phone
No installation
The game opens directly in a modern mobile browser.
Mobile internet required
Bring an active cellular data connection for the entire route.
One main phone
The captain manages answers and hints; the others may follow in spectator mode from their phones.
Pause when needed
Stop for a break and continue later from the same account, within one month of starting.
Remote support
Help is available by phone at 04-300-5001 from 10:00 to 18:00.
Why Quest City
Haifa Lower City becomes your game board
A real city, not a set
Streets, buildings and small details on the way are part of the experience.
No onsite host
Your smartphone guides you throughout the game.
Your own pace
Start, pause and continue without the pressure of a booked hour.
One price per team
Pay once for a separate game for up to six participants.
Easy to reach
The starting point is next to Haifa Center HaShmona railway station.
Puzzles, walking and history
Solve tasks while seeing the city from a different angle and discovering the stories behind the locations.
Four languages
The game is available in Hebrew, Russian, English and Arabic.
Who is it for?
A small team, a big adventure
The puzzle level is recommended from age 13. Every participant under 18 may play only when an adult aged 18+ accompanies the team in person throughout the game and takes responsibility for supervision.
Families
Shared quality time that connects generations through discovery and problem solving.
Teenagers
A dynamic challenge that takes the group from the screen into the street, with an adult in every team containing minors.
Friends
A different kind of outing with thinking, laughter and friendly competition.
Couples
An urban date with a shared goal and plenty to discover along the way.
Small teams
A bonding activity for groups of up to six people.
Before you go
Practical information
Start and finish
Start near Haifa Center HaShmona railway station. The route ends near Kehilat Saloniki Street in Haifa Lower City.
Public transport
The easiest option is the train to Haifa Center HaShmona. Buses and Metronit lines also run along Derekh HaAtsmaut.
Parking
Paid car parks are available around the station, HaNamal Street and Derekh HaAtsmaut. Availability varies, so check before leaving.
Recommended time
Allow 45-90 minutes and prefer daylight. Postpone during rain, extreme heat or other unsafe conditions.
What to bring
A charged phone, mobile internet, water, a hat and comfortable shoes. A power bank is recommended.
Accessibility
The changing urban route may include pavements, slopes, steps and uneven passages. Full suitability for strollers or limited mobility cannot be guaranteed. Read the accessibility statement in Hebrew.
Changes and cancellation
No start-time booking is required, so choose a suitable day before beginning. Cancellation and change requests are handled under the law and the full Hebrew terms.
Languages
The game is available in Hebrew, Russian, English and Arabic.
Age and supervision
Recommended for ages 13+. Every participant under 18 must remain with an accompanying adult aged 18+ throughout the route.
Experiences from the route
What players said about Quest City
Feedback from families, friends and organised groups that have already explored the route.
I took my students to the game. It was a fun and exciting experience that required teamwork and let us see Haifa Lower City from a new angle.
A dynamic game with many intriguing tasks. From the beginning to the end, we kept wanting to discover what the next stage would be.
A special activity for children and adults, with interesting technology and a difficulty level that can be adapted to the group.
How the city quest works
See how Quest City is played in Haifa
Routes, puzzles, hints and points — all in the browser on one phone for the team.
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Reach each point with clear navigation.
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Solve a puzzle connected to what you see around you.
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Move on together, earn points and discover the city.
This is a visual interface preview. The real route and challenges may look different.
Real moments on the route
Quest City in action
A real team, one smartphone, the streets of the Lower City and those moments when everyone finds the answer together.
Frequently asked questions
What you need to know
What age is the game recommended for?
The puzzle level is recommended from age 13. Younger children may join when the activity suits them, but every participant under 18 must remain with an accompanying adult aged 18+ throughout the game.
How many people can play?
One game is for a team of one to six participants. The price is per team, not per person.
Where does the game take place?
The route is in Haifa Lower City. It starts near Haifa Center HaShmona railway station and ends near Kehilat Saloniki Street.
How long does the game take?
Most teams complete the route in 45-90 minutes, depending on their pace and the number of breaks.
What does the captain do?
The captain uses the main login, submits answers and opens hints. Other team members can follow the game in spectator mode on their own phones.
Is there a time limit?
You may pause and continue later from the same account, as long as the game is completed within one month of starting it.
What if the captain’s phone runs out of battery?
Continue from another phone or tablet using the same login details. A fully charged phone and a power bank are recommended.
What conditions are best for playing?
Daylight and comfortable weather are recommended. Follow traffic rules, cross only at crossings and stay aware of the public environment.
What should we bring?
A charged smartphone with mobile internet, water, a hat and comfortable walking shoes. A power bank is useful.
Do I need to book a start time?
No. After placing your order you receive access and can start at a convenient time while the order remains valid.
Do I need to install an app?
No. The game runs in your smartphone browser. You only need a charged phone and mobile internet.
Which languages are available?
The game is available in Hebrew, Russian, English and Arabic.
What happens after payment?
After successful payment, the captain and participant links and login details are displayed. The details are also sent to the phone number provided.
Can we play in the rain?
The game is outdoors. In rain, extreme heat or unsafe weather, do not start and choose a safer time.
Is the route suitable for a stroller?
Full accessibility cannot be guaranteed. The urban route may include pavements, slopes, steps, kerbs and uneven passages. Contact us before ordering about your needs.
Is there parking near the start?
Paid car parks are available around Haifa Center HaShmona station, HaNamal Street and Derekh HaAtsmaut. Availability changes, so check a map before arriving.
Can I order the game as a gift?
Yes. You can order with the recipient’s contact details, or contact us before placing the order to make sure access reaches the correct person.
Quest City
Ready to see Haifa differently?
Choose the number of teams, place your order and receive separate access for each team.