Schloss Eggenberg: Stamp Hunting Passport

A printed visitor passport concept for Schloss Eggenberg, using stamps, map-based exploration and a photo-booth reward to make the park route more playful.

2026Canva, Print Design, Gamification Concept, Presentation Design

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This small visual concept turns a walk through Schloss Eggenberg's park into a stamp-hunting route. Visitors receive a passport, follow a map to six stations and collect illustrated stamps connected to places in the grounds: the apple garden, bird houses, planetary garden, palace, Rosenhügel and the peacock picnic area.

Mockup of a burgundy Schloss Eggenberg passport booklet with a gold oval palace emblem on the cover.

Visitor Passport

The passport was designed as a light souvenir rather than a disposable leaflet. A burgundy cover, gold emblem, pale blue interior texture and sepia photo treatment give the object a historic tone, while the red stamp illustrations keep the activity easy to understand.

Open Schloss Eggenberg passport spread showing a text page, historic photo and stamp area. — The booklet combines short interpretive text, archival-style imagery, stamp fields and a map for self-guided exploration.

Open passport spread showing a park map beside a set of red illustrated stamp designs. — The booklet combines short interpretive text, archival-style imagery, stamp fields and a map for self-guided exploration.

Stamp System

Each stamp represents a recognisable moment in the park rather than a generic checkpoint. The illustrations stay monochrome and slightly ornamental, so the system feels closer to a heritage keepsake than a game sheet.

Passport page with a pale blue map of the Schloss Eggenberg park and numbered stamp stations. — The map gives the activity structure, while the stamps make each location collectible.

Six red illustrated stamp designs for Schloss Eggenberg park locations. — The map gives the activity structure, while the stamps make each location collectible.

Reward Touchpoint

After completing the passport, visitors would reach a photo booth placed near the park route. The booth extends the print concept into a simple final interaction: a souvenir portrait that imagines the visitor standing at Schloss Eggenberg when its gates first opened.

Concept image of a photo booth installed on the path toward Schloss Eggenberg. — The photo booth is the closing reward: a small reason to finish the route and keep the passport as a memory.