Bavaria · MUNICH SCAVENGER HUNTS
6 munich scavenger hunts, each with the price, the length and the one detail that separates it from the next. The first is the safest booking; the rest suit different budgets.
You and your children follow eight mailed envelopes on a self-guided walk through Munich’s old town, starting at Stachus and visiting sights such as the Frauenkirche, Marienplatz, and Viktualienmarkt. Riddles, directions, and child-friendly facts set the pace. There’s no guide; you can pause whenever you like. The 150-minute activity is aimed at children ages 6 to 12.
Start at Munich’s main station with a mailed box of 16 numbered envelopes. Follow clues through the old town to Karlstor, St. Michael’s Church, the Frauenkirche, Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt. There’s no guide or fixed start time, and you can pause whenever you like. The puzzles add a game to the sightseeing, though they may feel easy if you know the city.
“War toll die Stadt mal auf diese Weise zu erkunden. Viele Hintergrundinfos. Danke dafür! 👍🏼”
Explore central Munich with Questo’s self-guided ghost game, starting at Odeonsplatz and following clues through gardens, churches, Marienplatz and the New Town Hall area. Plan on one to two hours, with English audio stories, offline play and the freedom to pause. You’ll need to make your own way between stops; no physical guide is included.
“This was a great activity to do with my wife and my two teen girls. Helps with teamwork and observational skills.”
Start at Viktualienmarkt and follow an English-language app through eight Munich stops, including Marienplatz, Hofbräuhaus, Odeonsplatz, and the Eisbachwelle. Solve questions using clues at each sight and earn points with creative photo tasks. It is self-guided, private to your group, and takes about one to two hours, with breaks whenever you like.
“We opened our trip to this city with this tour and it ended up being an amazing way to get a good start on our travels. We ended up seeing and doing much more than we expected at first. It's a great way to have some quality time with your friends.”
Follow eight puzzle-filled stops through central Munich with Lili and Oskar, two illustrated local mascots who share Bavarian facts, dialect and jokes. Start at the Hofgarten, finish at Viktualienmarkt and take breaks whenever you like. The mailed game box is in German, so plan ahead if your family does not read it.
Follow clues from fictional detective Sir Peter Morgan on a self-guided puzzle walk through Munich’s old town. Text and audio messages lead your private group to the Frauenkirche, Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt, with minigames along the way. Plan about two hours, bring your own phone and start at Färbergraben 5.
“Spannendere Texte, Bot kann nur Standard, keine Interaktion, insgesamt zu teuer, tour zu den wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten”
Pick a castle, a beer hall or a mountain.
