Game through the streets «Street Escape: "Gaudí and the Hidden Treasure"»

Casa Batlló was designed in 1906 by Antoni Gaudí for Josep Batlló and his wife Amalia Godó, a bourgeois family from Barcelona. When the couple died, the house was sold with a strange clause stating that, if a treasure were ever found in the building, it would have to be returned to the family. But the treasure was never found.

Gaudí and the hidden treasure is an outdoor game through the streets of Barcelona, where you must find the treasure by following clues hidden in Modernist buildings. You have a bag containing a book, map, special tools and a box. The game consists of deciphering messages and solving riddles.

The game is ideal to share with family, a partner or groups of friends; you will enjoy the route and learn about the real stories of Barcelona. The game route is 2.7 km long and passes through different Modernist buildings such as Casa Milà, Casa Fuster and Casa de les Punxes. The approximate duration of the game is two hours and it begins and ends at Casa Batlló de Gaudí.