Uncover secrets in Delft's Old and New Church
Escaperoute 'The secret of the iconoclasm'
Do you dare to take on the adventure and unravel the Secret of the Iconoclasm? Delft's Oude Kerk and Nieuwe Kerk open their doors for a unique experience: an escaperoute that brings together Delft history and the tumultuous time of the iconoclasm with adventure in the city's oldest churches.
Crack the codes
In about 75 - 90 minutes, you solve a series of puzzles, crack codes and follow cryptic clues. Your goal? Finding a secret treasure hidden during the iconoclasm, a tumultuous period when Protestants destroyed statues, paintings and relics in a battle against what they saw as idolatry.
But not all was lost. At the heart of the conflict, some managed to hide some of the valuables. It's up to you and your team to track down these lost treasures, hidden somewhere within the walls of these historic churches. And who wouldn't want that: cracking puzzles in this place that breathes history and sanctity.
Unique introduction to Delft's old churches
As you follow the clues and solve the mysteries, you will be interactively introduced to the rich history of the Old and New Church. Discover stories of the past, admire the architecture and maybe, if you are clever and quick enough, you will reveal the Secret of the Iconoclasm.
Are you ready for this historic challenge?
Book your spot now for this unique escaperoute and dive into Delft's deep past, where history and adventure go hand in hand.
Practical info
Price: €17.50 per person
Group size: 2 - 6 persons
Where: Old and New Church, Delft
Duration: 75 - 90 minutes
Included: admission to the Old and New Church
Other notes:
- Part of the route takes place outdoors. If rain is expected, make sure you carry an umbrella or a rain jacket.
- You will need at least a charged smartphone with internet to walk the route!
PS: This exciting tour is no ordinary escaperoom: with this escaperoute, you will not be locked up, but take a journey through time while sleuthing in two of the most beautiful churches in the Netherlands.