Kids Treasure Hunt in the City: How to Make It Work
A city treasure hunt with kids: how long it should be, which clues children actually solve, how to keep everyone safe and what to do when someone gets tired.
A city treasure hunt with kids: how long it should be, which clues children actually solve, how to keep everyone safe and what to do when someone gets tired.
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Planning a stag do? A scavenger hunt fills the awkward afternoon before dinner. Here's how it works, what it costs the group and what to leave out.
Escape the city routine with a self-guided city escape game: solve clues on foot at your own pace. How it works, what to expect, and where to start.
What a scavenger hunt actually is, the three formats people mean by the word, and the practical rules that decide whether yours works or falls apart.
An honest look at team building games: which ones work for which group size, what makes people cringe, and how to pick something your team won't resent.
A self-guided escape room has no host watching. Here's what changes without one, what you have to manage yourselves, and when it works better than a hosted room.
How to run a scavenger hunt as a work activity: composing teams, briefing it so nobody cringes, scoring it fairly and knowing when to skip the debrief.
Outdoor team building activities for work: what makes one land, which formats suit which teams, and how to plan a half day people actually talk about afterwards.
What to do in Antwerp: the cathedral's Rubens paintings, the MAS rooftop, the Plantin-Moretus printing works, the diamond quarter and the tunnel under the Scheldt.
An outdoor escape room moves the puzzles into a real city. Here's how it works, what you gain and lose compared with an indoor room, and who it suits.
Escape outdoor with a self-guided city game: what a first outdoor escape route is really like, what to bring, and how to pick the right one for your group.
Not every outdoor escape game is worth your afternoon. What separates a good route from a bad one, which format suits your group, and the questions to ask first.
How to find the best city game for your group: the five questions that decide it, what the concepts differ in, and the details worth checking before you book.
The Balinese ceremonies visitors are most likely to encounter, what each one means, and the etiquette that keeps you a guest rather than a problem.
What to do in Vilnius, from the baroque Old Town and Gediminas Hill to the republic of Užupis, plus the city's Jewish history and the best day trips.
The Jet d'Eau and why it exists, the old town, swimming in the lake at Bains des Pâquis, the UN and CERN. What to do in Geneva, including the free things.
Zurich is a banking city, a Dada city and a swimming city at once. Here is how its very different districts fit together, and what to do in each.
A UNESCO old town, a clock that has run for centuries, Einstein's flat and a river people swim home in. What to see in Bern, and in what order.
Intramuros, the world's oldest Chinatown and some of the best food in Asia. What to see in Manila, what to eat, and how to plan around the traffic.
Ajiaco, tamales with hot chocolate, and a market worth the early start. What Bogotá actually eats, where to find it, and which dishes are not from here.
A two-day plan for Antwerp: the classic centre on day one, then the docks, Zurenborg, the fashion quarter and the port on day two, at a slower pace.