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Explore Hasselt on your own terms with a self-guided e-scavenger hunt delivered via smartphone app. Solve location-based clues, learn local history, and see highlights like the Japanese Garden and St. Quintinus at a relaxed pace.
Explore Hasselt on your own terms with a self-guided e-scavenger hunt delivered via smartphone app. Solve location-based clues, learn local history, and see highlights like the Japanese Garden and St. Quintinus at a relaxed pace.
You step off the Grote Markt with a phone in your hand and a route that bends through cobbled streets, modern plazas and a hidden Japanese Garden that opens like a secret in the afternoon light. The app pings a clue; a statue, a façade, a basilica doorway becomes the next objective. The pace is yours — linger at a café or sprint to beat a family score.
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Operated by Qula · Hasselt, Limburg
You step off the Grote Markt with a phone in your hand and a route that bends through cobbled streets, modern plazas and a hidden Japanese Garden that opens like a secret in the afternoon light. The app pings a clue; a statue, a façade, a basilica doorway becomes the next objective. The pace is yours — linger at a café or sprint to beat a family score.
Hasselt wears its history plainly: a medieval market town that grew into the Limburg provincial capital, famous for jenever distilling and the Virga Jesse procession. Geologically the city sits on the flat Kempen plain and along historic trade routes, so routes are mostly level and easy to navigate. Cultural highlights on the trail include St. Quintinus Cathedral, the Gin (Jenever) Museum and the Oud Gasthuis now home to Modemuseum Hasselt.
Practical guidance: the route is fully self-guided via an online app; instructions arrive after booking. Expect 2–4 hours depending on stops. Surfaces are paved or cobbled — good walking shoes matter. The game is family-friendly and accessible: strollers and wheelchairs can traverse most of the course, but watch for narrow alleys.
Tips for timing and comfort: start in the morning for cooler temperatures and quieter squares, carry a portable charger and bring a small umbrella if rain is forecast. For groups, the app handles up to six players per team, making it a flexible option for families or social outings.
easy.
2–4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect several miles of walking spread over a few hours.
You’ll receive instructions and a login for the online app after booking; sign in on your phone and follow the start location described in the message.
Yes — most streets and squares are accessible, though some narrow alleys and cobbled spots may be bumpy; plan your route accordingly.
The standard team is designed for up to six players per game; larger groups can split into multiple teams and compete.
The game is self-paced and can be paused; because it’s app‑based there’s no guided cancellation for rain — check the cancellation policy for full refund rules.
Hasselt grew from a medieval market town into a regional center known for jenever distilling and the annual Virga Jesse religious procession.
The city promotes walkability and green spaces like the Japanese Garden; visitors are encouraged to follow local waste rules and stick to marked paths to protect fragile garden areas.
Qula operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the Grote Markt with a phone in your hand and a route that bends through cobbled streets, modern plazas and a hidden Japanese Garden that opens like a secret in the afternoon light. The app pings a clue; a statue, a façade, a basilica doorway becomes the next objective. The pace is yours — linger at a café or sprint to beat a family score.
You step off the Grote Markt with a phone in your hand and a route that bends through cobbled streets, modern plazas and a hidden Japanese Garden that opens like a secret in the afternoon light. The app pings a clue; a statue, a façade, a basilica doorway becomes the next objective. The pace is yours — linger at a café or sprint to beat a family score.
Hasselt wears its history plainly: a medieval market town that grew into the Limburg provincial capital, famous for jenever distilling and the Virga Jesse procession. Geologically the city sits on the flat Kempen plain and along historic trade routes, so routes are mostly level and easy to navigate. Cultural highlights on the trail include St. Quintinus Cathedral, the Gin (Jenever) Museum and the Oud Gasthuis now home to Modemuseum Hasselt.
Practical guidance: the route is fully self-guided via an online app; instructions arrive after booking. Expect 2–4 hours depending on stops. Surfaces are paved or cobbled — good walking shoes matter. The game is family-friendly and accessible: strollers and wheelchairs can traverse most of the course, but watch for narrow alleys.
Tips for timing and comfort: start in the morning for cooler temperatures and quieter squares, carry a portable charger and bring a small umbrella if rain is forecast. For groups, the app handles up to six players per team, making it a flexible option for families or social outings.