Rome · SCAVENGER HUNTS AND CITY GAMES IN ROME
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 6 scavenger hunts and city games in Rome worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Hunt for clues in Villa Borghese with a fox-themed escape game, including a possible boat ride and a mobile check-in for a private 2.5-hour adventure.
“Lovely view off the balcony, nice to explore the gardens. You get a lot of steps in exploring which is great.”
Smartphone scavenger hunt in Rome, $6.02 per person. Follow clues from Santa Maria degli Angeli to Vatican City in about 2 hours.
“We absolutely loved to play this mystery game with our children of 10 & 13. It not only helped to entertain us and them but also made us see some of the most important treasures of Rome.”
Private family scavenger hunt and art lab in Rome: Trevi, Pantheon, Navona, Largo Argentina, plus cat encounters and kid art.
“We had an amazing time exploring the city and making art with AJ. She was super knowledgeable and the tour was super creative. She was amazing with our two daughters. We had a fantastic time and would highly recommend the tour!”
Solve 16-riddle quests around Rome, from the Colosseum to the Vatican, at your own pace, with a flexible 5.5-hour route and mailed box.
“Super Idee mit Freunden das historische Zentrum zu erkunden. Macht richtig Spaß!!!”
Family treasure hunt in Rome linking Pantheon and Trevi Fountain with clues, quizzes, prizes, and an English licensed guide.
“Gabriël was een leuke gids met leerzame weetjes en zeer benaderbaar. Zeker aan te raden, ook zonder kinderen maar dat neemt veel van de charme weg van de activiteit. Hij heeft ons op een laagdrempelige wijze door de belangrijkste plekken in de binnenstad geleid maar tussendoor veel anekdotes en verhalen/achtergronden verteld over specifieke minder bekende plekken.”
A 2.5-hour Rome treasure hunt through the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere, using a quiz map and free-entry stops in English.
“It was really exciting, gambling, fun! Just a couple of hours, and I've learned more about the Trust than I've learned in the few months I've lived there. Interesting route, not the hardest, but not the easiest to stay toned - the middle ground! Thank you very much to the organizers! I would love to participate in more such events!Auto-translated”
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