Turn sightseeing into a game with a self-guided scavenger hunt through Interlaken. Solve clues at landmarks like Kursaal and Höheweg while exploring at your own pace with the Explorial app.
Turn sightseeing into a game with a self-guided scavenger hunt through Interlaken. Solve clues at landmarks like Kursaal and Höheweg while exploring at your own pace with the Explorial app.
You step off the Bahnhofplatz and the Aare River threads through town, daring you to follow its current. Cobbled streets open onto broad promenades; café terraces hum, and the peaks of the Bernese Alps keep watch beyond the rooftops. This self-guided scavenger hunt turns ordinary sightseeing into a puzzle-driven walk—clues lead you to Kursaal, Höheweg and the Freundschaftsgarten, while photo tasks ask for creative frames.
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Operated by Explorial · Interlaken, Bern
You step off the Bahnhofplatz and the Aare River threads through town, daring you to follow its current. Cobbled streets open onto broad promenades; café terraces hum, and the peaks of the Bernese Alps keep watch beyond the rooftops. This self-guided scavenger hunt turns ordinary sightseeing into a puzzle-driven walk—clues lead you to Kursaal, Höheweg and the Freundschaftsgarten, while photo tasks ask for creative frames.
Interlaken’s modern grid sits where glacial forces carved a low-lying corridor between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. The town became an alpine gateway in the 19th century when British travelers popularized mountain tourism, and those influences show in hotel facades, promenades and carved fountains. The scavenger format emphasizes local culture: signs, plaques and shopfronts carry the answers, so history and everyday life become part of the game. The app-based route lets you linger at a riverside bench or sprint to a viewpoint—your pace, your choices.
Practicalities are straightforward: download the Explorial app, enter the access code, and follow the map. Most players finish in 1–2 hours; the experience is physically easy but requires a charged smartphone and comfortable shoes. Expect mixed pavement and short stair sections; weather can change fast in the alpine foothills, so plan layers and a lightweight rain shell. Respect private gardens and quiet hours in the evenings, and use public transportation if you want to extend the route to Unterseen or the lakeshore. This is a low-impact, high-engagement way to learn the city’s stories while moving through its streets.
Most participants complete the route in 1–2 hours depending on pace and how long you stop to read signs or take photos.
The tour is available in English and German within the app.
The route is mostly flat pavement, but there are short stair sections and uneven surfaces; those with significant mobility restrictions should check specific locations in advance.
Yes—the self-guided format lets you take breaks and return to the app; your progress is saved through the access code session.
Explorial operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step off the Bahnhofplatz and the Aare River threads through town, daring you to follow its current. Cobbled streets open onto broad promenades; café terraces hum, and the peaks of the Bernese Alps keep watch beyond the rooftops. This self-guided scavenger hunt turns ordinary sightseeing into a puzzle-driven walk—clues lead you to Kursaal, Höheweg and the Freundschaftsgarten, while photo tasks ask for creative frames.
You step off the Bahnhofplatz and the Aare River threads through town, daring you to follow its current. Cobbled streets open onto broad promenades; café terraces hum, and the peaks of the Bernese Alps keep watch beyond the rooftops. This self-guided scavenger hunt turns ordinary sightseeing into a puzzle-driven walk—clues lead you to Kursaal, Höheweg and the Freundschaftsgarten, while photo tasks ask for creative frames.
Interlaken’s modern grid sits where glacial forces carved a low-lying corridor between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. The town became an alpine gateway in the 19th century when British travelers popularized mountain tourism, and those influences show in hotel facades, promenades and carved fountains. The scavenger format emphasizes local culture: signs, plaques and shopfronts carry the answers, so history and everyday life become part of the game. The app-based route lets you linger at a riverside bench or sprint to a viewpoint—your pace, your choices.
Practicalities are straightforward: download the Explorial app, enter the access code, and follow the map. Most players finish in 1–2 hours; the experience is physically easy but requires a charged smartphone and comfortable shoes. Expect mixed pavement and short stair sections; weather can change fast in the alpine foothills, so plan layers and a lightweight rain shell. Respect private gardens and quiet hours in the evenings, and use public transportation if you want to extend the route to Unterseen or the lakeshore. This is a low-impact, high-engagement way to learn the city’s stories while moving through its streets.