How many people can be on one team?

The experience description does not specify a minimum or maximum team size. Confirm your group size at booking to ensure smooth logistics.

What happens if we don't finish in 2 hours?

The game runs on a strict 2-hour timer. If your team started at 12:10, you must finish by 14:10. The host will stop timing and score based on photos collected within the time limit.

Do we need our own smartphone, or is one provided?

You'll need a smartphone with a working camera to photograph objects at each location. One device per team is typical, though the activity brief does not specify whether a device is supplied.

What's the scoring system, and how does it affect the final result?

Points are awarded for locating and photographing marked objects, plus bonus points for completing optional text and interactive tasks. The fastest team with the highest combined score wins. Speed and accuracy both matter.

Can we choose which locations to visit, or is the route fixed?

Your map shows multiple marked points with photos. You decide your own route to visit as many places as possible within 2 hours, so you have flexibility in how you navigate the city.

Is this suitable for older adults or people with limited mobility?

This is an active, fast-paced 2-hour walk across Tallinn. It involves significant ground-covering and moving between dispersed locations. Confirm accessibility needs with the supplier before booking if you have mobility concerns.

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Treasure Hunting Game in Tallin

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Tallinn, Estonia

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About this activity

Explore Tallinn's hidden corners and street art through a competitive photo-based treasure hunt. Teams navigate using a custom map to locate landmarks, graffiti, and storefronts within 2 hours, snapping proof photos and completing interactive challenges to rack up points.

You will get the package at the start. It includes a map with points and photos of objects. Objects are graffiti, monuments or storefronts.

Your objective is to make a route through the points, to come in the marked places and to find objects. You have to take a picture of them.

You have to visit as many places as possible during the game. Your team can get additional points completing additional text and interactive tasks.

Teams should finish in two hours. If the team started the game at 12:10, it has to finish no later than 14:10. After the game time is stopped players show photos of objects found to the host.

The fastest team with the higher score wins.

Highlights

✓Street art and urban landmarks scattered across Tallinn's diverse neighbourhoods
✓Photo-verification gameplay keeps teams moving and engaged
✓Optional text and interactive tasks unlock bonus points
✓Competitive leaderboard — fastest team with highest score wins
✓Flexible routing — choose your own path through marked locations

Insider tips

★Designate one fast-moving team member as photographer to save time between locations
★Scout the map route before starting to identify the most efficient path
★Complete bonus tasks early; interactive challenges often yield quick extra points
★Wear comfortable shoes and check the weather — you'll be covering ground on foot across the city

Good to know

•Bring a fully charged smartphone with a working camera
•Comfortable walking shoes essential; terrain varies across the old town and modern districts
•Meeting point and start time confirmed at booking; arriving 10–15 minutes early recommended
•Teams can vary in size; clarify group composition at check-in
•Game finishes by displaying photos to the host for scoring verification

Who it's for

Friend groups and team-building participants seeking active, competitive funSolo travellers and couples wanting to explore Tallinn with a structured, interactive frameworkCorporate groups and school classes looking for a memorable, mobile challengePhotography enthusiasts interested in discovering street art and urban hidden gems

Best time to visit

Spring and autumn offer comfortable walking temperatures and good daylight hours. Avoid booking in deep winter (limited daylight) or peak summer midday heat; late morning or early afternoon start times work best for visibility and energy levels.