Turin, the first capital of unified Italy, enchants with 18 km of portico walkways, the Egyptian museum (the world's second largest) and gianduja chocolate — a Treasure Hunt through this underrated metropolis is pure joy.
The Treasure Hunt in Turin 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 websiteBologna — "la Rossa, la Dotta, la Grassa" (the Red, the Learned, the Fat) — brick porticoes, the world’s oldest university and legendary cuisine. A Treasure Hunt through 38 km of arcades is a feast for all the senses.
Florence is the cradle of the Renaissance — a Treasure Hunt in the footsteps of the Medici through the Uffizi, across the Ponte Vecchio and up into the Oltrarno hills connects your team with the greatest artists who ever lived.
Genoa was the most powerful port of the medieval world — its caruggi (alleyways) are a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest surviving medieval centre in Europe. A Treasure Hunt here is the perfect time loop.
Milan is the world capital of fashion and design — a Treasure Hunt from the gothic cathedral through the Navigli canals to the Brera district reveals that behind the luxury storefronts lies a city with deep historical roots.
Rome is the eternal city where 2,700 years of history lurk around every corner — a Treasure Hunt from the Colosseum through the Forum Romanum, Trastevere and up to the Gianicolo is a masterclass in European civilisation for your team.
