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Turn Delft's canals and cobbled streets into a tactical playground with The Hunt, a two-hour app-led cat-and-mouse game. Split into teams, you'll use speed, stealth and strategy to outmaneuver the opposition while exploring the city's historic center.
Turn Delft's canals and cobbled streets into a tactical playground with The Hunt, a two-hour app-led cat-and-mouse game. Split into teams, you'll use speed, stealth and strategy to outmaneuver the opposition while exploring the city's historic center.
You step off the canal bridge and the city rearranges itself into a playground of alleys, market squares and secret courtyards. Delft's brick façades and narrow lanes become lines on a tactical map as The Hunt—an app-driven cat-and-mouse game—sets the clock and splits your group into criminals and police.
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Operated by Qula · Delft, South Holland
You step off the canal bridge and the city rearranges itself into a playground of alleys, market squares and secret courtyards. Delft's brick façades and narrow lanes become lines on a tactical map as The Hunt—an app-driven cat-and-mouse game—sets the clock and splits your group into criminals and police.
The city around you is older than the game: 17th-century Delft earned fame for its blue pottery and as the home of painter Johannes Vermeer. Underfoot the landscape is reclaimed polder and soft clay, with canals that still shape movement and sightlines; those waterways dare you to rethink routes and crossing points. Local culture prizes quiet observation, café meetups and quick, clever moves—an ideal backdrop for a two-hour urban chase that rewards planning as much as speed.
Expect a mix of sprinting, stealth and smartphone navigation across market squares, through passageways and into pedestrian-only lanes. The experience blends low-impact exercise with strategy: you’ll use clues, hideouts and timing to outwit the other team while the clock pushes you toward decisive moments.
Practical guidance: arrive 20 minutes early to download the game onto your phone, wear grippy shoes for cobbles, and choose a start time that avoids peak tourist crowds—early evening on weekdays often works well. Public transport drops you within a short walk of the center, and the route stays entirely on public streets. The Hunt is private, family- and team-friendly, and available in multiple languages, making it an accessible, active way to experience Delft’s streets with a tactical twist.
The experience runs about 120 minutes, including instructions and gameplay across Delft’s center.
Yes—it's family-friendly but requires moderate mobility; those with spinal or heart conditions should avoid participation.
The Hunt is offered in English, German, French and Dutch according to the provider.
The route is on public streets with some quick turns and short sprints; it's not recommended for travelers with significant mobility restrictions.
Qula operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the canal bridge and the city rearranges itself into a playground of alleys, market squares and secret courtyards. Delft's brick façades and narrow lanes become lines on a tactical map as The Hunt—an app-driven cat-and-mouse game—sets the clock and splits your group into criminals and police.
You step off the canal bridge and the city rearranges itself into a playground of alleys, market squares and secret courtyards. Delft's brick façades and narrow lanes become lines on a tactical map as The Hunt—an app-driven cat-and-mouse game—sets the clock and splits your group into criminals and police.
The city around you is older than the game: 17th-century Delft earned fame for its blue pottery and as the home of painter Johannes Vermeer. Underfoot the landscape is reclaimed polder and soft clay, with canals that still shape movement and sightlines; those waterways dare you to rethink routes and crossing points. Local culture prizes quiet observation, café meetups and quick, clever moves—an ideal backdrop for a two-hour urban chase that rewards planning as much as speed.
Expect a mix of sprinting, stealth and smartphone navigation across market squares, through passageways and into pedestrian-only lanes. The experience blends low-impact exercise with strategy: you’ll use clues, hideouts and timing to outwit the other team while the clock pushes you toward decisive moments.
Practical guidance: arrive 20 minutes early to download the game onto your phone, wear grippy shoes for cobbles, and choose a start time that avoids peak tourist crowds—early evening on weekdays often works well. Public transport drops you within a short walk of the center, and the route stays entirely on public streets. The Hunt is private, family- and team-friendly, and available in multiple languages, making it an accessible, active way to experience Delft’s streets with a tactical twist.