THE NETHERLANDS · SCAVENGER HUNTS IN THE NETHERLANDS
The good scavenger hunts in the Netherlands give up their weekend slots first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Maastricht at your own pace with a GPS scavenger hunt covering landmarks, squares, museums, and local culture.
“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 smartphone scavenger hunt featuring historic sights, riddles, GPS guidance, and family-friendly fun.
“We found the scavenger hunt very poor or the handling poorly implemented. We can't recommend them.Auto-translated”
Explore Den Bosch with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring puzzles, historic sights, GPS guidance, and no fixed start time.
“Although we often visit Den Bosch, this treasurehunt really took us to unknown places. You look and walk so much more focused on the city and its history. Without them becoming lengthy stories. Good dosage of length of walk and information. The fact that you can choose how you walk is also nice.”
Explore Deventer with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring historic churches, city squares, riddles, and team play for up to six.
“De city tour is het geld niet waard. Er wordt aangegeven maximaal 6 personen, maar dit klopt niet, is alleen een verdienmodel”
Explore Eindhoven with a flexible GPS game for up to six people, linking museums, bars, churches, design landmarks, and city history.
“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”
Explore Groningen with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt covering 16 sights, fun challenges, and private play for groups of up to six.
“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 with a self-guided mobile scavenger hunt featuring Dom Tower, canals, churches, markets, and playful city puzzles.
“Nice puzzle activity. Explored new places even though living in the city. It was not so nice that the pin points were way out of reach of the location to find the answers and hence couldn't find all of it. A little bit of searching is nice but this was not even close and hints were on the opposite of helpful if even there . Nevertheless we had a fun tour .”
Explore Breda with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring riddles, city sights, family fun, and a pay-per-group price.
“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 Alkmaar with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring cheese, canals, museums, historic buildings, riddles, and photo challenges.
“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!”
Explore Delft with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt, solving puzzles at landmarks such as the New Church and Vermeer Centrum.
“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 Nijmegen with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt covering landmarks, museums, squares, and the Waal for up to six people.
“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.”
Explore Dordrecht by smartphone with a flexible GPS scavenger hunt, historic sights, family puzzles, and a low group price.
“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 Zierikzee with a flexible app scavenger hunt, visiting medieval gates, towers, mills, ships, and historic churches at your own pace.
“Having fun whilst touring the town and finding out about the history that you might ordinarily miss.”
Explore Zwolle with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt featuring landmarks, quizzes, team play, and a relaxed three-hour route.
“Great fun with the city trail with fun questions and a nice walk through the city!”
Explore Bergen op Zoom with a private app-based scavenger hunt covering medieval gates, grand squares, and city highlights for up to six people.
“After starting the game, it all went very smooth. Clear map and good directions. Some questions really took some time to find what was asked, and we learned a lot from the history of Bergen op Zoom. I can really recommend this Hunt for smaller but also bigger groups.”
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