The Netherlands · E-SCAVENGER HUNTS & CITY GAMES
A phone, a route and a set of puzzles across a city centre, done at your own pace with no guide waiting. These 15 cover Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Maastricht and a dozen towns between them, priced per group and startable any hour you like.
Explore Maastricht with a flexible GPS scavenger hunt that mixes local sights, quizzes, and city walks for up to six people.
“Leuke app, waarmee je in je eigen tempo de stad leert kennen. Je komt op plekken die je anders zou missen en de vragen maken het ook een beetje competitief. Plus je leert het nodige over de stad. Een aanrader.”
Explore Middelburg with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt covering historic streets, monuments, museums, and squares for up to six people.
“We found the scavenger hunt very poor or the handling poorly implemented. We can't recommend them.Auto-translated”
Solve spy-themed clues across Rotterdam from Centraal Station to Spanjaardsbrug with a flexible app-based city game for about $7.22.
“We enjoyed this "scavenger hunt" escape game as a way to explore Rotterdam. The story line was entertaining, and the clues led us to all kinds of interesting things to see. Some of the puzzle solutions were just a bit too obscure for us, but the hints helped solve them. We did have some trouble with crowds and construction sites, we were there on the King's Birthday holiday, and many streets were madhouses of vendors and people partying. Working our way through the crowds slowed us down and made some of the clues harder to find, on a different day it would be easier. I would like to see more…”
Explore Utrecht by smartphone on a playful 2-kilometer puzzle walk linking a water tower, former prison, and lively Voorstraat.
“Molto divertente scopri aspetti della città che non noteresti!!! Divertente da fare con amici e anche con bambini”
Solve riddles through Eindhoven on a 2-kilometer smartphone walking tour with churches, gardens, city sights, and a local brewery.
“An interesting and alternative way to get to know Eindhoven. The story was good and we had a lot of fun on the way to our destination. Some of the puzzles were a bit more challenging, but that's how it should be.”
Explore Den Bosch with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring puzzles, history, GPS guidance, and stops at the city’s top sights.
“This is the perfect way to get to know a new city and have fun with the people you're with. You can take your rest and play some games in between. Also I found that it had the perfect walking distance. I really loved this day and so did my family. A day to never forget!”
Solve riddles through The Hague on a flexible smartphone game linking royal sights, canals, old streets, and the city’s grandest squares.
“Unfortunately we had to quit the experience after about ten minutes, so I can’t say much about it. The first 4 or 5 questions were really interesting and entertaining, so we expect the rest to be as much fun! Hopefully we can finish it some other time, but I’m afraid our code and answers will be expired by then.”
Explore Deventer with a self-guided smartphone scavenger hunt linking 12 historic sights, flexible play, team challenges, and no fixed start time.
“De city tour is het geld niet waard. Er wordt aangegeven maximaal 6 personen, maar dit klopt niet, is alleen een verdienmodel”
Explore Amersfoort with a self-guided puzzle walk covering canals, city gates, Mondriaan’s birthplace, and the historic center.
“Extremely fun and active way to discover the city. The assignments are sometimes brain-teasing but it does make you look very carefully at the hidden treasures of the city. And you will also learn a lot about the history of the city.”
Explore Delft with a self-guided puzzle walk covering canals, churches, squares, and historic sights at your own pace.
“We did 2 escapes: Rotterdam and Delft. Each time a very great way to discover the city. The game is nicely explained and shows unexpected part of the city.”
Explore Maastricht at your own pace with a smartphone puzzle game linking bridges, churches, squares, shops, and local history.
“We hebben een superleuke middag gehad in Maastricht en plekken gezien die we nog niet eerder hadden gezien!”
Explore Eindhoven by smartphone with flexible riddles, city sights, and team challenges for up to six people, available in seven languages.
“Very nice to do, although as an Eindhoven native it is a bit easier))). However, I did get a lot of emails. Can that mss be reduced to 1 or 2?Auto-translated”
Solve a Jheronimus Bosch art mystery while exploring Den Bosch’s squares, alleys, canals, and landmarks with a flexible self-guided game.
“De puzzels en opdrachten waren super. Iedereen kon meedoen. Een leuke manier om de stad te ontdekken.”
Explore Groningen with a flexible GPS city game, solving clues at 16 sights while setting your own pace and keeping costs low.
“The questions were way too random. Regularly had nothing to do with the location at all. Few fun facts about the locations, mainly facts that you then retrieve Wikipedia. The locations were too easy and too standard in my view.Auto-translated”
Explore Utrecht by smartphone with a self-paced scavenger hunt linking canals, churches, markets, courtyards, and city history.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this walking tour. The tour enables you to see sites that you would otherwise miss. The questions were fun and educational. The app is well designed and easy to navigate. Do not forget to click on the bonus points every time you reach the location. We highly recommend the city of Utrecht. There is so much history and beautiful old buildings and lovely outdoor restaurants in the squares and on the canals. We took our time, deviated a bit, lunch and drinks on the way and walked 10km. We are looking forward to walk with Qula again in a different city.”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a day out of town.
