Fox Duel Koblenz: Interactive Team Competition Tour

Two teams, eleven duels, one digital guide through Koblenz's landmarks

Fox Duel is an interactive team competition tour in Koblenz where two groups race through 11 challenges and quizzes across the old town on a 4 km route. The digital guide feeds you information about each landmark (from the water level house to the castle), then pits the teams against each other in games tied to what you're seeing. You set the pace, including breaks for coffee or beer.

Step-by-step itinerary

Interactive team duel city tour

• Receive digital guide introduction
• Compete in guessing game about Koblenz history
• Play themed game at Koblenz landmark
• Engage in game at former heart of Koblenz
• Take quiz at sarcastic monument
• Play game at famous postcard motif
• Compete in duel at water level house
• Play themed game about Görres and rivers
• Engage in game about forgotten debate
• Play game at castle location
• Compete in duel at new center of Koblenz
• Play game at historical place

The experience

The tour runs on a digital guide that feeds information about Koblenz's history and landmarks to both teams at once, then launches a competition at each stop. One team might answer a guessing game about the city's past while the other tackles a quiz about a sarcastic monument. Another round has you both duel over Koblenz's most famous postcard motif. The 11 challenges are woven into the landmarks themselves (the former heart of the old town, the water level house, the castle, the Görres monument), so you're learning as you compete.

The route covers 4 km and takes between three and five hours depending on how long you linger at each stop and whether you pause for a beer or coffee. There's no fixed schedule pushing you forward. You move when your team is ready. The tour works for groups of any size (bachelor parties, birthday celebrations, team events), and suits all fitness levels. Wheelchair access is available, and strollers are fine if you're traveling with infants or small children.

What’s included

• Access code to the digital city guide.
• 11 interactive challenges and quizzes across the old town landmarks.
• information about Koblenz's history, monuments and sights delivered by the digital guide.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery day

Ages10 to 90 years

GroupPrivate

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends at a different place from where it starts.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 12 days ago

Good to know

Low physical effortWheelchair accessibleStroller-friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by City-Fox

Is this one for you?Choose this tour if your group wants to explore Koblenz together but also wants a reason to engage with each landmark. The competition format keeps everyone involved and makes the city's history stick, rather than just walking past the sights.

Top questions

How does the competition actually work on this tour?

At each of the 11 stops, the digital guide presents information about the landmark, then launches a game or quiz that pits your team against the other. The challenges are tied to what you're looking at (a thematically appropriate game at one site, a duel at another), so you're competing while you learn about Koblenz's history and sights.

Can we take breaks during the tour, or do we have to keep moving?

You set the pace entirely. The tour is flexible, so you can stop for coffee, beer or a rest whenever you want. The three to five hour timeframe depends on how long you spend at each stop and how many breaks you take.

What's included in the access code to the digital guide?

The access code unlocks the digital city guide on your device, which delivers the information about each landmark and runs all 11 challenges and quizzes for both teams throughout the 4 km route.

Is this tour suitable if someone in the group has limited mobility?

The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels. If you're traveling with a stroller or pram, that's fine too. Public transportation options are also available nearby if needed.