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Explore Málaga’s historic centre on a two-hour GPS-driven scavenger hunt. Solve location-based puzzles, complete photo tasks and uncover little-known local stories at your own pace.
Explore Málaga’s historic centre on a two-hour GPS-driven scavenger hunt. Solve location-based puzzles, complete photo tasks and uncover little-known local stories at your own pace.
A warm morning light runs along the harbor as the Mediterranean dares you to trade the beach for the city’s alleys. With a phone in hand and a two-hour window, players thread through Málaga’s historic core—plazas, narrow callejones and the shadow of the Alcazaba—solving riddles and taking photo challenges that force a closer look at carved stones and faded ceramic tiles.
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Operated by City Game · Málaga, Andalusia
A warm morning light runs along the harbor as the Mediterranean dares you to trade the beach for the city’s alleys. With a phone in hand and a two-hour window, players thread through Málaga’s historic core—plazas, narrow callejones and the shadow of the Alcazaba—solving riddles and taking photo challenges that force a closer look at carved stones and faded ceramic tiles.
The game layers history and local color: the Phoenician roots and Roman foundations under modern tapas culture, Moorish defensive architecture on the slopes of Gibralfaro, and the port’s role in Andalusian trade. Geology reveals itself in city limestone and the nearby Montes de Málaga that slope down toward the bay. Culture is tactile here—street vendors, cathedral bells, and café chatter into the late day.
Expect mostly flat walking on cobbles with short stair sections; typical routes cover roughly 2–4 km across the historic centre. The challenge mixes location-based puzzles, trivia about local characters, and photo tasks that nudge players past lesser-known corners. It’s self-paced: pause and resume as needed, ideal for small groups or solo explorers.
Practical notes: bring a charged smartphone with the Loquiz app and a portable battery, wear comfortable shoes for cobbles, and schedule play in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak sun. One ticket covers a small group (commonly 1–4 people) and a full refund is available if cancelled at least 24 hours in advance. This is an accessible way to discover Málaga’s layers while staying in control of your route and pace.
One ticket typically covers a group of 1–4 people using a single device; purchase additional tickets for larger groups.
Yes—an internet connection is required to access the Loquiz app and track progress during the game.
Yes. The self-guided format allows you to pause and continue at your convenience within your booked time window.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start time; check your booking confirmation for specifics.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm morning light runs along the harbor as the Mediterranean dares you to trade the beach for the city’s alleys. With a phone in hand and a two-hour window, players thread through Málaga’s historic core—plazas, narrow callejones and the shadow of the Alcazaba—solving riddles and taking photo challenges that force a closer look at carved stones and faded ceramic tiles.
A warm morning light runs along the harbor as the Mediterranean dares you to trade the beach for the city’s alleys. With a phone in hand and a two-hour window, players thread through Málaga’s historic core—plazas, narrow callejones and the shadow of the Alcazaba—solving riddles and taking photo challenges that force a closer look at carved stones and faded ceramic tiles.
The game layers history and local color: the Phoenician roots and Roman foundations under modern tapas culture, Moorish defensive architecture on the slopes of Gibralfaro, and the port’s role in Andalusian trade. Geology reveals itself in city limestone and the nearby Montes de Málaga that slope down toward the bay. Culture is tactile here—street vendors, cathedral bells, and café chatter into the late day.
Expect mostly flat walking on cobbles with short stair sections; typical routes cover roughly 2–4 km across the historic centre. The challenge mixes location-based puzzles, trivia about local characters, and photo tasks that nudge players past lesser-known corners. It’s self-paced: pause and resume as needed, ideal for small groups or solo explorers.
Practical notes: bring a charged smartphone with the Loquiz app and a portable battery, wear comfortable shoes for cobbles, and schedule play in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak sun. One ticket covers a small group (commonly 1–4 people) and a full refund is available if cancelled at least 24 hours in advance. This is an accessible way to discover Málaga’s layers while staying in control of your route and pace.