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Secrets of Arnhem Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt & Walking Tour

Arnhem, Netherlands
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About this activity

A self-guided GPS-based exploration game that turns Arnhem's city centre into an interactive puzzle hunt. Solve riddles, complete photo tasks, and uncover hidden historical facts as you navigate the streets—all you need is a smartphone and internet connection.

Arnhem sits between the Rhine and the woods, and this interactive city tour keeps you in the centre where the two meet. You begin on the Kerkplein beside the Eusebius Church, and the route heads towards the Sabelspoort and the Devil's House before turning back through the older lanes. Every stop comes with a task and with something to know about the place itself. In practice it plays as a self-guided scavenger hunt and walking tour through Arnhem in one.


Teams of one to four players share a single device, so families, friends and work groups all fit, and there is nothing stopping you from playing alone. Groups larger than four sign up as several teams and leave from the same square. Nobody guides you and no start time is fixed, which means the first task opens when your team decides it should.


How to play

Getting started in Arnhem takes only a few minutes.

  1. Book the Exploration Game
  2. Check the instructions email
  3. Download the Loquiz app
  4. Start playing whenever you like


Along the way you tackle riddles, answer questions that make you study a doorway or a monument closely, and take photos with your team in them. The route also passes the John Frost Monument and the Korenmarkt, and the questions there deal with what these places mean to the city. Points build up with every correct answer, and the clues you collect feed into the final puzzle.


With several teams underway the leaderboard turns it into a competition, and that is how companies use the game for team building. Nothing runs out while you rest, so you can stop for a drink on the Korenmarkt and finish your walk through Arnhem later in the day.

Highlights

  • ✓GPS-guided route with GPS-tracked progress through Arnhem's historic core
  • ✓Intermediate-difficulty puzzles, riddles, and photo challenges unlock new locations
  • ✓Learn lesser-known local history and cultural insights from the game narrative
  • ✓Flexible start time—book a time slot but play at your own pace
  • ✓One ticket covers up to 4 people on a single device; scalable for larger groups
  • ✓Competitive option available—multiple groups can race simultaneously for team-building

Insider tips

  • ★Play during late morning or early afternoon when streets are busier; puzzles often require observing people or buildings closely
  • ★Download the game app and offline maps before starting to avoid connection drops in quieter neighbourhoods
  • ★Bring a phone charger or portable battery—GPS and app use drain batteries faster than normal
  • ★If stuck on a puzzle, the game hints are subtle; take time to read clues carefully rather than rushing between locations

Good to know

  • •Requires smartphone with active internet connection and GPS enabled throughout the 2-hour experience
  • •One ticket per group of 1–4 people; multiple tickets needed for groups over 4
  • •Game instructions and access links sent via email upon booking—no physical guide or printed materials
  • •Intermediate difficulty level; expect walking across the historic centre and mental problem-solving
  • •Booking requires selecting a date/time, but you can start playing anytime after that window

Who it's for

Solo travellers seeking an interactive alternative to traditional guided toursGroups and friends looking for a fun, competitive team-building activityHistory enthusiasts and culture-focused visitors keen to uncover local stories off the beaten pathFamilies with teenagers or adults (puzzles require intermediate problem-solving skills)

Best time to visit

Play on a clear day when visibility is good for photo tasks and outdoor observation. Mid-morning to mid-afternoon offers the best balance of daylight and manageable crowds in the city centre.

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