The Castle Tour
Travelers toured three rooms with three souvenirs. There is exactly one solution. Use each clue to match the people, keepsakes and places.
Your clues
- June visited the hall.
- Miles brought the guidebook.
- The person with the medal visited the tower.
Make the matches
Tap a square to mark yes (✓), no (×), or clear it. A confirmed match rules out the rest of its row and column.
People and keepsakes
| the postcard | the medal | the guidebook | |
|---|---|---|---|
| June | |||
| Leo | |||
| Miles |
People and places
| the keep | the hall | the tower | |
|---|---|---|---|
| June | |||
| Leo | |||
| Miles |
Keepsakes and places
| the keep | the hall | the tower | |
|---|---|---|---|
| the postcard | |||
| the medal | |||
| the guidebook |
What this puzzle is about
The Castle Tour follows three travelers, June, Leo, and Miles, around a castle. Each bought one souvenir (a postcard, a medal, or a guidebook) and lingered in one part of the castle: the keep, the hall, or the tower. Three clues lead to one solution, and you can solve it without guessing.
Who it suits
This easy 3 × 3 × 3 grid uses the classic beginner pattern of two direct clues plus one connecting clue. It suits first-time solvers, history-minded kids, and anyone who wants a quick puzzle that can be played in the browser or printed. If you enjoy it, The Orchard Walk and The Observatory follow the same pattern with different themes.
How to start
Mark June in the hall and Miles with the guidebook, then clear their rows and columns. Next, record the medal-and-tower link in the keepsakes-and-places grid. Now ask two questions: could June have the medal, and could Miles? Your answers will narrow the medal down quickly.
How to solve this puzzle
Each person has one keepsake and visited one place. A yes mark eliminates the other options in the same row and column. Combine the clues until all three grids agree.
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