In 1519, the famed Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés arrived in the wealthy capital of the Aztec Empire, Tenochtitlan. Emperor Montezuma II welcomed the “white-skinned gods” with a grand celebration, offering gold and silver in hopes of sparing his city.
But the greedy Spaniards betrayed their hosts, capturing Montezuma and, with the help of local allies, looted Tenochtitlan and massacred much of its population. The Aztecs rose in revolt, and amidst the chaos, Montezuma was killed. Forced to flee, the Spaniards abandoned the city—and their stolen treasures—in a desperate bid to save their lives.
During their retreat, the conquistadors dumped Montezuma’s legendary treasure into the depths of Lake Texcoco. Cortés returned a year later and conquered the entire Aztec Empire, but the treasure was never found. Some say it still lies beneath the lake…
But according to legend, after Montezuma’s death, two thousand Aztec warriors retrieved the treasure and, with their fallen king’s body, disappeared into the north, never to be seen again.
In 1519, the famed Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés arrived in the wealthy capital of the Aztec Empire, Tenochtitlan. Emperor Montezuma II welcomed the “white-skinned gods” with a grand celebration, offering gold and silver in hopes of sparing his city.
But the greedy Spaniards betrayed their hosts, capturing Montezuma and, with the help of local allies, looted Tenochtitlan and massacred much of its population. The Aztecs rose in revolt, and amidst the chaos, Montezuma was killed. Forced to flee, the Spaniards abandoned the city—and their stolen treasures—in a desperate bid to save their lives.
During their retreat, the conquistadors dumped Montezuma’s legendary treasure into the depths of Lake Texcoco. Cortés returned a year later and conquered the entire Aztec Empire, but the treasure was never found. Some say it still lies beneath the lake…
But according to legend, after Montezuma’s death, two thousand Aztec warriors retrieved the treasure and, with their fallen king’s body, disappeared into the north, never to be seen again.
One of our newest rooms, an unforgettable, Indiana Jones-inspired adventure grounded in real history takes you on a 90-minute journey across multiple chambers. If you feel the thrill of treasure hunting in your veins, this is your chance to chase down the long-lost Aztec gold that many believe is just a myth.
But unlike the rest, you don’t just believe the treasure exists… You know exactly where to look.
Difficulty level:
9/10
Number of people:
2-8 ppl
Age limit:
4+
Game time:
90 min
Location:
8200 Veszprém, Sarolta udvar
Difficulty level:
9/10
Number of people:
2-8 ppl
Age limit:
4+
Game time:
90 min
Location:
8200 Veszprém, Sarolta udvar
