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Turn Zwolle’s medieval streets into a living puzzle with a self-guided GPS exploration game. Solve riddles, complete photo challenges and discover local secrets at your own pace over roughly two hours.
Turn Zwolle’s medieval streets into a living puzzle with a self-guided GPS exploration game. Solve riddles, complete photo challenges and discover local secrets at your own pace over roughly two hours.
You start at the canal, phone humming in your hand and the Peperbus tower cutting a straight line through the sky. Cobbled streets lead past gabled brick houses, and the river IJssel dares you to look beyond the obvious. This self-guided GPS game turns Zwolle’s compact historic centre into a playground of riddles, photo tasks and local lore — you move, the city responds.
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Operated by City Game · Zwolle, Overijssel
You start at the canal, phone humming in your hand and the Peperbus tower cutting a straight line through the sky. Cobbled streets lead past gabled brick houses, and the river IJssel dares you to look beyond the obvious. This self-guided GPS game turns Zwolle’s compact historic centre into a playground of riddles, photo tasks and local lore — you move, the city responds.
Zwolle grew wealthy as a Hanseatic trading hub; its Sassenpoort gate and fortified walls still show the medieval plan. Geologically the area sits on river deposits and clay flats of the IJssel valley, so low bridges and waterfront promenades shape the walk. The city’s contemporary culture is lively — markets on the Grote Markt, the Fundatie art museum, and Michelin attention at De Librije give texture to the puzzles you’ll solve. Local secrets the game teases out range from hidden plaques to backstreet viewpoints that even some residents miss.
Practically, this is light urban walking matched with brain-teasing tasks: expect two hours of on-foot exploration and 1–4 players per device. The experience uses the Loquiz app — download first, keep mobile data or local Wi‑Fi handy, and carry a portable charger. Wear comfortable shoes for mixed paving, check opening hours if a clue sends you inside, and start in daylight for best photo tasks. The game is pause-able and self-paced, making it ideal for families, friends or teams looking for an experienced-focused city ramble that blends history, local color and playful competition.
One ticket covers a group of 1–4 players using a single device; larger groups should purchase additional tickets.
You choose the date and time when booking, but the game is self-guided and can be started whenever you like on that day.
The written guide and clues are offered in English, German and Dutch according to the activity details.
Full refund available if cancelled at least 24 hours before the booked time; no refund within 24 hours of the activity.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start at the canal, phone humming in your hand and the Peperbus tower cutting a straight line through the sky. Cobbled streets lead past gabled brick houses, and the river IJssel dares you to look beyond the obvious. This self-guided GPS game turns Zwolle’s compact historic centre into a playground of riddles, photo tasks and local lore — you move, the city responds.
You start at the canal, phone humming in your hand and the Peperbus tower cutting a straight line through the sky. Cobbled streets lead past gabled brick houses, and the river IJssel dares you to look beyond the obvious. This self-guided GPS game turns Zwolle’s compact historic centre into a playground of riddles, photo tasks and local lore — you move, the city responds.
Zwolle grew wealthy as a Hanseatic trading hub; its Sassenpoort gate and fortified walls still show the medieval plan. Geologically the area sits on river deposits and clay flats of the IJssel valley, so low bridges and waterfront promenades shape the walk. The city’s contemporary culture is lively — markets on the Grote Markt, the Fundatie art museum, and Michelin attention at De Librije give texture to the puzzles you’ll solve. Local secrets the game teases out range from hidden plaques to backstreet viewpoints that even some residents miss.
Practically, this is light urban walking matched with brain-teasing tasks: expect two hours of on-foot exploration and 1–4 players per device. The experience uses the Loquiz app — download first, keep mobile data or local Wi‑Fi handy, and carry a portable charger. Wear comfortable shoes for mixed paving, check opening hours if a clue sends you inside, and start in daylight for best photo tasks. The game is pause-able and self-paced, making it ideal for families, friends or teams looking for an experienced-focused city ramble that blends history, local color and playful competition.