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Race through Bristol’s city center in The Hunt: a two-hour, team-based smartphone game that turns historic streets into tactical terrain. Expect sprinting, puzzles, and city-savvy strategy across cobbles, wharves and market lanes.
Race through Bristol’s city center in The Hunt: a two-hour, team-based smartphone game that turns historic streets into tactical terrain. Expect sprinting, puzzles, and city-savvy strategy across cobbles, wharves and market lanes.
You step off the tram into the geometries of Bristol — cobbled alleys, broad Georgian façades, and the tang of river salt drifting from the Floating Harbour. The city hums; groups split into two: criminals slipping into crowds, police coordinating on-screen. The clock starts and the chase threads through market arcades, beneath iron bridges, and past graffiti-washed wharves.
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Operated by Qula · Bristol, England
You step off the tram into the geometries of Bristol — cobbled alleys, broad Georgian façades, and the tang of river salt drifting from the Floating Harbour. The city hums; groups split into two: criminals slipping into crowds, police coordinating on-screen. The clock starts and the chase threads through market arcades, beneath iron bridges, and past graffiti-washed wharves.
Bristol’s streets are stage and history: once a bustling port with a mix of Georgian squares and Victorian warehouses, the center blends maritime legacy with contemporary street culture. The Hunt uses that urban fabric — landmarks, narrow lanes and public squares become tactical ground. Expect varied surfaces (cobble, pavement, occasional steps) and a soundtrack of river traffic and market calls.
This is a two-hour, team-based smartphone game that mixes strategy, sprinting and puzzle-solving. Practical notes: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, wear grippy shoes for short bursts of running over slick cobbles, and plan for mixed weather — Bristol’s microclimate can shift fast. Public transit hubs are close, so start and finish points are easy to reach. Be mindful of pedestrian zones and traffic when making rapid moves; the game is fast-paced but urban etiquette and safety come first.
Ideal for groups wanting active team-building or an adrenaline-filled city tour. You’ll leave with new routes found, a sharper eye for urban detail, and stories about the narrow escape down a riverside quay.
moderate.
2 hours.
Participants should be able to walk steadily and sprint briefly; moderate cardiovascular fitness recommended.
The activity is designed for small groups; it's typically run as a private game for your booking — contact the operator for specific group-size arrangements.
Younger children can join if supervised and able to keep pace; the game requires running and quick decision-making so consider age and stamina.
The Hunt in Bristol is offered in English, German, French and Dutch according to availability—confirm language needs when booking.
The game proceeds in most weather; bring a waterproof jacket and avoid risky moves on wet cobbles — operators do not cancel for light rain.
Bristol grew as a major port from the medieval period through the Georgian era; the city center’s stacked histories—maritime trade, shipyards and Victorian industry—shape the lanes you’ll use in the game.
Play routes use public spaces—respect local businesses and avoid trampling plants; keep litter to a minimum and follow any temporary access signs.
Qula operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the tram into the geometries of Bristol — cobbled alleys, broad Georgian façades, and the tang of river salt drifting from the Floating Harbour. The city hums; groups split into two: criminals slipping into crowds, police coordinating on-screen. The clock starts and the chase threads through market arcades, beneath iron bridges, and past graffiti-washed wharves.
You step off the tram into the geometries of Bristol — cobbled alleys, broad Georgian façades, and the tang of river salt drifting from the Floating Harbour. The city hums; groups split into two: criminals slipping into crowds, police coordinating on-screen. The clock starts and the chase threads through market arcades, beneath iron bridges, and past graffiti-washed wharves.
Bristol’s streets are stage and history: once a bustling port with a mix of Georgian squares and Victorian warehouses, the center blends maritime legacy with contemporary street culture. The Hunt uses that urban fabric — landmarks, narrow lanes and public squares become tactical ground. Expect varied surfaces (cobble, pavement, occasional steps) and a soundtrack of river traffic and market calls.
This is a two-hour, team-based smartphone game that mixes strategy, sprinting and puzzle-solving. Practical notes: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, wear grippy shoes for short bursts of running over slick cobbles, and plan for mixed weather — Bristol’s microclimate can shift fast. Public transit hubs are close, so start and finish points are easy to reach. Be mindful of pedestrian zones and traffic when making rapid moves; the game is fast-paced but urban etiquette and safety come first.
Ideal for groups wanting active team-building or an adrenaline-filled city tour. You’ll leave with new routes found, a sharper eye for urban detail, and stories about the narrow escape down a riverside quay.