The Netherlands · CITY EXPLORATION GAMES
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 city exploration games that hold up, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to know before you commit.
Play a GPS scavenger hunt through Maastricht at your own pace. Solve multilingual riddles from Sint Servaas to Vrijthof in about 3 hours.
“Een leuke informatief spel. Leuke wandeling. Makkelijk om de route te volgen. De duur van het spel was voldoende”
Play a GPS riddle game through historic Middelburg at your own pace, with a multilingual app and stops for about 3 hours.
“Toegang krijgen tot de digitale speurtocht is wat omslachtig. Maar de speurtocht was een super leuke manier om Middelburg te ontdekken!”
Follow spy-themed clues by smartphone across Rotterdam with a no-time-limit scavenger hunt, step-by-step directions, and family-friendly fun.
“Leuke route , niet te lang, langs alle bezienswaardigheden via een leuk verhaal. Zeker te moeite waard.”
Explore Utrecht on a self-guided smartphone city game with a short walking loop, key sights, and English challenges for your group.
“Molto divertente scopri aspetti della città che non noteresti!!! Divertente da fare con amici e anche con bambini”
Self-guided e-Scavenger hunt in Den Bosch with GPS, multilingual puzzles, and flexible timing for groups up to six.
“Very nice way to explore a city. We learnt a lot and we got to places we normally wouldn't get. We had a lot of fun. Highly recommended.”
Self-guided puzzle game tour through Delft with a 1-mile walk, free stops, optional Museum Prinsenhof, and group pricing up to 6.
“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.”
Play the e-Scavenger hunt Eindhoven city trail app with GPS guidance, flexible pacing, and stops from Philips Museum to Strijp-S.
“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”
Utrecht e-Scavenger hunt with an app, self-paced route to Dom Tower, canals, flower market and more. Private group up to 6.
“Fantastic tour in the Center of Utrecht. Real nice city and follow the game we saw a big part of the nice city of Utrecht. We installed 3 teams and ended where we started and dived in a restaurant for lunch. At the end there was a score cart in the app so there was also healthy competition. Overall our score was 9 out of 10. Thx team Qola and cu soon !”
A self-guided, GPS-based e-Scavenger hunt in Groningen. Play at your pace, score points, and explore major sights in about 3 hours.
“Leuk om te doen, duidelijke keuzes en vragen, afwisselend en soms echt een 'zoektocht'. Erg leuk om zo een stad (weer) te leren kennen!”
Solve Breda riddles at your own pace on your phone, hitting 8 landmarks along an easy, flexible route that starts at Stationsplein.
“We had a wonderfull time. We took so many pictures. The questions are nice to answer. There was a roadwork so we could not andere the question”
Self-guided smartphone scavenger hunt in Alkmaar, with 20 stops, cheese and museums, and flexible timing for up to 6 people.
“Une chouette découverte de la ville, on a l pression d avoir vu beaucoup de choses. La plupart des questions sont sympas et les défis photos égayent le jeu. Attention aux questions à l'intérieure des bâtiments qd ceux ci sont fermés et à la précision de la traduction!”
Qula e-Scavenger hunt Delft: start anytime and play at your pace on a smartphone, solving 12 stops for 2-6 people.
“We hadden graag langs de historische feitjes een route gelopen. Dit was wat algemeen en voldeed niet helemaal aan onze verwachtingen”
Solve a Maastricht medieval mystery on your phone. A self-guided walking game with 13 stops, puzzles, and flexible timing for about 1.5 hours.
“Gute Sache, kann man mit der Familie gut machen. Mindesten einer aus der Gruppe sollte gut Englisch sprechen, denn die Tour wird auf Englisch geführt.”
Solve riddle challenges as you wander Nijmegen at your own pace with a GPS city-trail app. Loop back in about 3 hours.
“The idea of this tour and quiz is really nice, which we enjoyed. But for this price the platform and content needs much improvement. It is a simple webpage, which handling is not very user friendly when walking around in a group through a city, As you need to switch a lot between the map and the questions to each stop.”
A low-cost, offline, English self-guided game walk through The Hague’s old-town highlights, using clues to reach major landmarks at your pace.
“We enjoyed this little story-based self-guided tour. It was an interesting way to experience the history without being stuffy. It does only take you around the central part of the city, but it fit into our timetable nicely.”
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