The interactive Castle Crime is not just a theatrical performance but an immersive crime-solving game where participants become part of an exhilarating investigation. Players, grouped into teams, step into the shoes of detectives and navigate through mysteries and surprises to unmask the killer. Interrogating suspects and searching locations provide the authentic thrill of detective work, where logic, teamwork, and creativity are key.
During the game, guests are invited to a princely hunting party hosted by Lady Agatha Stewart, mistress of the Festetics Palace. However, an unexpected crime disrupts the aristocratic splendor of the past. Participants must uncover the perpetrator—could the killer be lurking in the palace? Who is the mysterious hooded figure?
This program is not just entertaining but also a journey back in time. Every detail of the venue and story evokes the charm of bygone eras. The Festetics Palace, with its grandeur and historical ambiance, serves as a perfect setting for this immersive game, transporting participants to another time.
Castle Crime combines fun with a cultural experience, offering a glimpse into the lives of past aristocracies while exploring the palace’s rich history and magnificent interiors.
Following its immense success at the Nádasdy Castle in Nádasdladány, where it consistently sells out, the program is now available in Keszthely. This December, the mystery game will run on December 27-28 at the Festetics Palace.
Organizers recommend the program for participants aged 14 and up. Castle Crime is an excellent choice for friends, families, or corporate team-building events. Tickets are limited and available online at jegymester.hu or at the palace ticket office.
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