Antwerp City Game: Real Life Goose Board Walk for Teams

Summary

Interactive Board Game Adventure Through Antwerp Streets

If you’re looking for a playful way to see Antwerp with friends or family, this real-life board game is pure fun. You’ll discover hidden corners, laugh at unexpected challenges, and end up seeing the city through totally new eyes.

What’s the experience like?

Rain or shine, we kicked off our Game of the Goose adventure near Groenplaats. The city felt alive—trams rattling by, a whiff of fresh waffles from a corner stand, and locals chatting in that soft Antwerp accent. Our phones buzzed with the first clue, and just like that, we were off, zigzagging through cobbled lanes I’d never noticed before.

Every stop brought something new—one minute we were answering a quirky question about Rubens’ house, the next we had to snap a silly photo in front of a mural I’d walked past a hundred times but never really saw. Sometimes you get lucky and breeze through; other times, you’re scratching your head while another team sneaks ahead. Our guide checked in remotely (super helpful when we got stuck near Sint-Andries), but mostly it was just us, our map, and the city unfolding clue by clue.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Interactive City Walk in Antwerp

• Play Real Life Game of the Goose
• Explore unique Antwerp locations
• Complete physical assignments and quizzes
• Collect letters to crack final code

Top questions

Can we start the game at any time?

Yes! You choose your own starting time and pace—just follow the instructions sent by email.

Is it suitable for kids or people with limited mobility?

Absolutely. The route is stroller and wheelchair friendly, and there are no difficult physical tasks.

What if we get stuck on a clue?

Your remote instructor is always available to help if you need a hint or get lost along the way.

What’s included

You’ll get a digital map of Antwerp, full instructions by email before you start, plus remote support from an instructor during your game. All you need is your team’s energy—and maybe an umbrella if Belgian weather does its thing!