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Turn Dortmund’s historic core into a playground of puzzles with a self-guided GPS scavenger hunt. Solve riddles, complete photo tasks and uncover local history at your own pace—one ticket covers a small group sharing a device.
Turn Dortmund’s historic core into a playground of puzzles with a self-guided GPS scavenger hunt. Solve riddles, complete photo tasks and uncover local history at your own pace—one ticket covers a small group sharing a device.
You tap the screen, lift your map from the pocket of a modern city, and the Old Market nudges into view—stone facades catching the afternoon, the Reinoldikirche tower watching over narrow lanes. This self-guided exploration game turns Dortmund’s historic centre into a playable city: puzzles, photo tasks and riddles that push you down side streets, into courtyards and past industrial landmarks few tourists plan into their route.
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Operated by City Game · Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia
You tap the screen, lift your map from the pocket of a modern city, and the Old Market nudges into view—stone facades catching the afternoon, the Reinoldikirche tower watching over narrow lanes. This self-guided exploration game turns Dortmund’s historic centre into a playable city: puzzles, photo tasks and riddles that push you down side streets, into courtyards and past industrial landmarks few tourists plan into their route.
Dortmund’s story is visible at every turn—from medieval market squares to the industrial-era U-Tower and the railway lines that powered coal and steel. The game threads these layers together, highlighting local characters, odd facts and civic quirks while pointing to places even some locals miss: hidden courtyards, wartime markers, and details of the beer-brewing trade that shaped the region.
Practically, the experience needs only a charged smartphone and curiosity. It’s designed for a roughly two-hour play, self-paced and restartable; one ticket covers a small group sharing a device. Expect mixed terrain—paved streets, occasional steps, and pedestrian zones where you’ll pause to decode clues. Play during daylight for best visuals and safety, and allow extra time for coffee breaks or museum detours.
Tips: download the Loquiz app before arrival, carry a portable charger, and plan a route back to public transport—Dortmund’s tram and S-Bahn network will get you home when the leaderboard closes. For team-builders or solo explorers, this hunt offers a lively, urban way to read the city’s architecture, industry and local stories through play.
moderate.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect walking over 2 hours with short bursts of standing and problem-solving
One ticket covers 1–4 people sharing a single device; buy additional tickets for more players or to run parallel teams.
No—this is self-guided. The app provides instructions and clues, but basic map sense helps.
You select a date/time when booking but can start whenever you like on that date; the game is self-paced and can be paused and resumed.
Yes—Dortmund’s tram and S-Bahn networks run near the historic centre; plan your return if you end farther from your accommodation.
Dortmund evolved from a medieval trading hub into an industrial center for coal, steel and brewing; much of the city’s layout and landmarks reflect that transition.
Respect pedestrian zones and private courtyards during play; limit photo tasks that require entering restricted areas and follow local waste and signage rules.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the screen, lift your map from the pocket of a modern city, and the Old Market nudges into view—stone facades catching the afternoon, the Reinoldikirche tower watching over narrow lanes. This self-guided exploration game turns Dortmund’s historic centre into a playable city: puzzles, photo tasks and riddles that push you down side streets, into courtyards and past industrial landmarks few tourists plan into their route.
You tap the screen, lift your map from the pocket of a modern city, and the Old Market nudges into view—stone facades catching the afternoon, the Reinoldikirche tower watching over narrow lanes. This self-guided exploration game turns Dortmund’s historic centre into a playable city: puzzles, photo tasks and riddles that push you down side streets, into courtyards and past industrial landmarks few tourists plan into their route.
Dortmund’s story is visible at every turn—from medieval market squares to the industrial-era U-Tower and the railway lines that powered coal and steel. The game threads these layers together, highlighting local characters, odd facts and civic quirks while pointing to places even some locals miss: hidden courtyards, wartime markers, and details of the beer-brewing trade that shaped the region.
Practically, the experience needs only a charged smartphone and curiosity. It’s designed for a roughly two-hour play, self-paced and restartable; one ticket covers a small group sharing a device. Expect mixed terrain—paved streets, occasional steps, and pedestrian zones where you’ll pause to decode clues. Play during daylight for best visuals and safety, and allow extra time for coffee breaks or museum detours.
Tips: download the Loquiz app before arrival, carry a portable charger, and plan a route back to public transport—Dortmund’s tram and S-Bahn network will get you home when the leaderboard closes. For team-builders or solo explorers, this hunt offers a lively, urban way to read the city’s architecture, industry and local stories through play.