Dresden is the Florence of the Elbe — the reconstructed baroque of the Zwinger and Frauenkirche contrasts with a thriving contemporary art scene. A Treasure Hunt between golden facades and hidden courtyards reveals a city that rose from the ashes.
The Treasure Hunt in Dresden follows the same format our team has been running since 2014 — over 4,000 hunts completed and more than 120,000 participants across Europe. The activity scales from 9 to 300 people, requires no preparation from participants and can be run year-round.
Visit websiteBerlin is a city where history hits you around every corner — a Treasure Hunt between remnants of the Wall, across Museumsinsel and into Prenzlauer Berg tells the story of division and reunification your team will never forget.
Cologne is dominated by its monumental gothic cathedral — a Treasure Hunt along the Rhine, through the Altstadt and across romantic quarters uncovers the stories of a two-thousand-year-old city that survived bombing and time alike.
Frankfurt, Europe's financial capital, surprises with the contrast of skyscrapers and the medieval Römerberg — a Treasure Hunt along the Main and through the old town shows that behind the corporate facade lies an authentic and proud city.
Hamburg, the gateway to the world, is Germany's port metropolis with soul — a Treasure Hunt through Speicherstadt (UNESCO red-brick warehouses), across the Reeperbahn and along the Alster reveals a city living between tradition and nonconformism.
Munich is far more than Oktoberfest — a Treasure Hunt around Marienplatz, through the Englischer Garten and in the footsteps of the Wittelsbachs at the Residenz reveals a Bavarian genius loci that goes far beyond steins and lederhosen.
Stuttgart, the cradle of the automotive industry, is more than Porsche and Mercedes-Benz — a Treasure Hunt through the vineyard-surrounded centre, baroque Residenzschloss and Bohnenviertel district reveals a city combining engineering genius with Southern German lifestyle.
