The Lost Pearl of Leicester - Journey Through the Cultural Quarter to Find the Sultan's Gift At Leicester's Theatre Royal in 1858, Candy Floss, Queen of the Stage, takes her final bow at the end of 'The Mystery in Bradgate Park'. As the audience gives her a standing ovation, the Sultan of Abudabidoo, honoured guest for the night, steps onto the stage to present Candy with a priceless pearl from the Red Sea. But in a flash, the lights go out, she screams, and when they come back on, the pearl has vanished! No one ever uncovered the truth about the lost jewel, and the story became a legend…until now! Centuries later, a strange old map with the words 'Candy's Pearl' has been discovered beneath the remains of the old theatre. The Intrepid Explorer Society (IES) has sent it to you - their top adventurers - to follow the trail and solve the clues to retrieve the gift of the Sultan. Good luck Adventurers! Treasure Hunt Through Leicester's Cultural Quarter Are you looking for a fun and family-friendly activity in Leicester's Cultural Quarter? Then look no further than this self-guided Treasure Hunt Trail! As you follow the trail, you'll solve sneaky clues hidden on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure. The Trail begins at King Street, at the bottom of New Walk, and takes you on a journey through the city's historic culture. From the museum to the bustling streets, you'll uncover the hidden gems of the Cultural Quarter, all leading to the final destination - The Curve Theatre. Will you be the one to find Candy's lost pearl and solve the mystery of Leicester's Theatre Royal? Set out on the adventure and see for yourself!
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