Explore Hull with a smartphone-powered treasure hunt that guides you to hidden urban gems, interactive quizzes and riverfront history. Flexible, family-friendly and designed for self-paced discovery, the 1-day pass turns the city into a hands-on map of surprises.
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You step off the train or out of the car and the Humber’s wide breath meets you — docks, red-brick warehouses, and a river that pushes the city’s stories toward the sea. The Hull Tour App turns that raw urban edge into a playground: GPS pins, quiz prompts and treasure-hunt clues nudging you from the Old Town to the Fruit Market and out along the riverfront.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves urban walking with short stretches between points of interest.
Wildlife
History
Hull grew as a major fishing and trading port with deep maritime links; its warehouses and docks chronicle industrial expansion and cultural shifts.
Conservation
The Humber estuary is an important protected wetland—stick to paths, avoid disturbing birds, and follow local guidance on sensitive areas.
Reserve your spot on the Hull Tour App, Hidden Gems Game and Big Britain Quiz (1 Day Pass) UK today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone
This experience runs on GPS and the app — bring a full battery and a power bank for extended play.
Wear comfortable shoes
Routes cover cobbles, pavements, and occasional muddy riverfront paths—sturdy footwear keeps the day pleasant.
Check tide times if exploring the estuary
Low tides expose more of the riverfront and birdlife; high tides can limit shoreline access—plan accordingly.
Download maps and content
If you expect patchy signal, download any offline material and allow location permissions before starting.
Smartphone with GPS
Required to run the app, view map pins, solve clues and record points.
Portable battery pack
Keeps your device powered during extended exploring and photo stops.
Comfortable walking shoes
Cobbles, pavement and occasional uneven riverfront terrain make supportive shoes useful.
Waterproof jacket
British weather turns quickly—stay dry and comfortable while exploring.
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