Heritage Quest Studios

Some places deserve to be discovered slowly.

Heritage Quest transforms real places into meaningful family discoveries — a premium book in a child's hands, and a city that comes to life around it.

Color Split with Duje — book cover: Duje and his dalmatian on the Riva in Split
Color Split with Duje — the first Heritage Quest book

How it works

A book. A code. A city.

Every Heritage Quest book pairs real locations with permanent codes. No app to install. No account to create. Just paper, curiosity, and the place itself.

01

Colour

A child colors a real landmark — the cathedral, the gate, the sea — drawn faithfully from the city itself.

02

Scan

A small printed code on the page is permanent. It will work today, and it will still work decades from now.

03

Discover

The page comes to life — and the family looks up from the book at the real place, seeing it differently.

The magic moment

From line to life.

Coloring page: Duje beside a Roman column, in black line art
The page as printed — waiting for color.
The same page, brought to life. Silent, five seconds, pure delight.

First project — live now

Split is real.

Thirteen locations across Diocletian's city — from the Peristil to the pines of Marjan — researched, illustrated, animated, and printed. The codes are live in production today.

Grgur Ninski illustrationGrgur Ninski
Saint Domnius Cathedral illustrationCathedral
Riva promenade illustrationRiva
Peristil illustrationPeristil
Bačvice beach illustrationBačvice
Marjan park illustrationMarjan

Beyond one city

Every city keeps its stories somewhere.

Heritage Quest is built as a system, not a single book: permanent infrastructure, a repeatable production method, and a growing platform. What Split proves, any city can have — with its own places, its own guide, its own story.

Partnership

Built with cities, not just about them.

Tourism boards, museums, schools, and cultural institutions — Heritage Quest gives your heritage a form families keep, revisit, and pass on.

Duje, the young explorer, resting a hand on a Roman column