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 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 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 Breda with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring riddles, photo tasks, city sights, and no fixed start time.
“Fun way to explore the city. The questions are sometimes very easy and others are harder to find, so it's a good variety.”
Explore Delft with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt covering 12 landmarks, from the New Church to Vermeer Centrum, at your own pace.
“Hidden gems of delft and its history. No time pressure on the whole but exciting enough when you need to answer with time limits Only issue is if session times out , and I need to start over even with same teamname. But thats ok as we were not competing with another team”
Explore The Hague’s old town through a self-guided Questo puzzle walk linking royal palaces, churches, museums, and the Binnenhof.
“Not recommended. It was not easy to use and definitely not worth the effort. Probably an audio version would ha e been better”
Explore Dordrecht with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring puzzles, historic sights, multilingual play, and no fixed start time.
“The four of us had a great day in Dordrecht using the Qula Trail. It is the perfect way to get to know a city combined with a lot of fun. We will use it again for exploring a different city in the future!”
Explore Rotterdam by smartphone on a 2-kilometer escape game linking the town hall, Markthal, old harbor, and city memorials.
“Really fun way to explore Rotterdam that sees all the main sights and goes slightly off the beaten track so find some cool clues and little treasures! Food market was a highlight and must visit!”
Solve a playful Amsterdam crime story while walking from the Rembrandt House to Dam Square at your own pace.
“We had a good time doing the escape tour! You discover the best places in the city center. The puzzles were fun to do. It’s not time limited so you can enjoy a cup of coffee or lunch between the assignments. We managed to get 2nd place 💪”
Explore Amsterdam with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt covering canals, museums, Jordaan, Dam Square, and De Wallen.
“We were already often in Amsterdam but with this tour we had a lot of new experiences in Amsterdam.”
Solve puzzles tied to Amsterdam’s House with the Bloodstains, explore the Amstel, and enjoy a private two-and-a-half-hour city quest.
“As a first time traveller to Amsterdam, I was keen to do experiences which are different to my usual holiday activists and was not disappointed!”
Explore Amsterdam with a flexible app-led scavenger hunt covering canals, royal sights, Jordaan, and nine landmarks for $8.33.
“Great app with clear instructions. We had a range of children and some of the information pages were very long to read. We would have liked the tour to have included Anne franks house.”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a day out of town.
