You’ll get to explore The Hague’s highlights and hidden corners while playing a fun scavenger hunt game on your phone. Go at your own pace, pause for snacks or photos, and enjoy discovering the city with friends or family—no guide needed.
We kicked off our city adventure right near the old Binnenhof, phones in hand and a bit of drizzle in the air—typical Dutch weather, honestly. The app was simple to set up; just a quick login and we were off, following clues that led us through narrow lanes and past those quirky bronze statues you always see in photos. At one point, we ended up in front of a cheese shop on the Denneweg—couldn’t resist popping in for a quick sample. The best part? No rush. We paused for coffee at Lola Bikes & Coffee when our feet needed a break.
Our group got pretty competitive trying to crack the riddles (some were trickier than I expected), but it kept everyone engaged—even my cousin’s teenager who usually hates walking tours. The GPS nudged us toward hidden courtyards and lively squares where locals were setting up flower stalls. You can start whenever you want, even late afternoon when the city feels less crowded. The whole thing works in several languages, so my German friend joined without any trouble.
Nope! You can start whenever you like—the trail is available 24/7.
Yes, it’s family-friendly and you can go as fast or slow as you want. Strollers and wheelchairs are fine too.
After booking, you’ll get an email with instructions and a link to the app. Just log in on your smartphone at the starting point.
Absolutely! The game is available in English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and more.
Your booking covers a self-guided city trail for up to 6 people. You’ll get all instructions by email—just bring your smartphone and you’re ready to play!
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