Discovering history in London and Cardiff just got even more exciting thanks to these fun treasure hunts you can play on your phone. Challenge your powers of observation as you explore London streets and parks or experience the National Museum in Cardiff. Receive clues and hints directly to your phone or tablet. Follow the trail and… More Treasure Hunt app offers adventures around London and Cardiff
Discover parks and gardens in Vauxhall Take your friends and family on a treasure hunt exploring some of the parks and gardens in the Vauxhall area of London. Explore from Kennington to Waterloo using the latest Treasure Hunts in London heritage adventure. You will visit eight parks and gardens, three of which have been awarded the… More Explore Green Spaces with a new self guided treasure hunt
One of our friends invited us to take part in Handmade Mysteries latest escape room. We were told to meet at The Depot and await instructions. At the appointed moment, Wynne, our wooden, toy soldier guide arrived to take us to Poppa Plock’s wonky workshop. First impressions on entering the toy factory was that it was… More Demented dolls and a scheming ventriloquist dummy…..
Are you looking for something different to do with your family around Father’s Day? Would you like to take Dad, and the rest of the crew, around London, but not sure where to go? Want to help Dad release his inner Indiana Jones into the bargain? Treasure Hunts In London have got you covered with a treasure hunt exploring… More Searching for something to do for Father’s Day?
A group of us went to Slimbridge Wetland Centre on a wetland adventure. We spent a pleasant morning wandering around looking at the birds and animals. Slimbridge Wetland Centre was the first Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) to be opened. Set up by Peter Scott, it opened on 10 November 1946, near Slimbridge in Gloucestershire,… More A wetland adventure
Starting at the Royal Academy, our latest hunt involved exploring Piccadilly. Teams were formed in the Annenberg Courtyard overlooked by a statue of Joshua Reynolds. He was one of the Royal Academy’s founders and was their first president, holding the position from 1768 until his death in 1792. Known for his portraits, some of Reynold’s subjects were… More Exploring Piccadilly
Totus mundus agit histrionem! In other words, “the whole world is a playhouse”. It was the motto of the Globe theatre and was slightly re-worded by William Shakespeare into “All the world’s a stage” in As You Like It. The current Globe Theatre stands a few hundred yards from the site of the original Globe. This iconic… More The world is a stage
Get your thinking caps and comfy shoes on and come exploring Lambeth parks This Easter bring your friends and family on a treasure hunt through the parks of Vauxhall. As well as some large parks, find smaller areas that are like an oasis within the dense urban setting. Discover nature. Not just trees, flowers and plants,… More Park Life Easter Treasure Hunts
Treasure Hunts in London went On Tour with a special Music themed treasure hunt around the National Museum in Cardiff. Tasked with finding answers to music questions the teams searched for answers. The hunt ended at a nearby pub with chocolate prizes for all. Want to come on one of our City Adventures? The UK… More On Tour