Backpacker Game Solutions

Spice Specialist

Cardamom is a member of what family?
Ginger

Welcome to the Tabiat Bridge, where ‘Tabiat’ means ‘nature’ in Persian.
The 270m bridge is the largest pedestrian bridge in Iran! Inspired by a bridge on Zafer street, head architect Leila Araghian oversaw the construction of the Tabiat Bridge between 2010 and 2014. The bridge has three layers, its walking paths are made of composite wood and its steel alone weighs 2.000 tons! The bridge on the Northern part of Tehran expands over the Modaress Expressway and connects the Taleghani Park with the Abo-Atash Park. While its official name is “Pole Tabiat” it is also known as the “Third Symbol of Tehran”. It has also won the Aga Khan Architecture Award in 2016!

The Soviet Union

This job is available in Moscow

Which was the state religion of the Soviet Union?
NONE

Pyongyang City Sights

The Kumsusan Palace / Palace of the Sun

Before being a mausoleum, what was the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun?
An office for Kim Il-Sung

Venice - City Sights

Doge’s Palace

Besides the architecture, what is one thing visitors want to see when touring the Doge’s Palace of Venice?
Artwork

Update September 2021

City Sights for Madrid and Cape Town have been added. Now working on Venice.

I also updated some of the Jobs, but I don't know if that is useful, as I noticed that players who joined the game later have completely different questions for the jobs.
Solutions for the Jobs are not that important, if you fail a job, you can always try again. It does not cost you any tickets, like the City Sights.

To update all the souvenirs will take a long time, because I have to travel all around the world to get all the prices complete. But maybe one day...

If you have any addition for this website, please take care to add the full question, because I try to show them in the posts in alphabetical order, which makes it easier to find something.
You can add them in the comments, if you have a Google account, or contact me on Facebook by PM.

Klaasje Zevenster

Madrid City Sights

Palacio de Cristal

Modeled on London's famous Crystal Palace, this 19th-century building is made almost entirely of glass and today hosts regular exhibitions. The Palacio de Cristal was built in 1887. It was originally designed by architect Ricardo Velázquez Bosco to house exotic flora brought over from the Philippines, which was at the time occupied by the Spanish. The flower display was part of a larger exhibition on the Philippines that took place in the gardens and included a reconstruction of a Philippino village. Today the Crystal Palace is home to comtemporary art and museum exhibitions organized by the Museo Reina Sofia of Madrid.