Belgium · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
A phone, a route and no guide waiting on you. These 15 cover the scavenger hunts, escape games and audio trails in five Belgian cities, priced per team or per person and playable whenever you like.
Explore Bruges Beer Experience with an iPad audio guide, beer science, family activities, market-square views, and an optional tasting.
“tutto ottimo, soprattutto per la presenza di un'audioguida in italiano non così scontata in Belgio. Per il resto se nel reparto bar ci fosse una più ampia scelta di cibo sarebbe molto apprezzato da chi predilige bere a stomaco pieno”
Test your teamwork at Escape Hunt Brussels, a private 60-minute game with creative puzzles, theatrical atmosphere, and a team photo.
“We had a blast with this escape room. We actually had picked a different room but it was meant for smaller children so they pivoted to one they felt our kids would most enjoy. The coordinator jumped into character and was an absolute joy to play along with. And after we escaped with 7 minutes left we had some snacks waiting for us! Fun time!”
Make Belgian chocolate in a small Brussels workshop, then tour Choco-Story with tastings, an audio guide, and treats to take home.
“My kids (and husband) had a great time creating chocolate bars and lollipops. Great break from the more adult sights.”
Explore Antwerp with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt linking famous sights, fun puzzles, and local streets for up to six people.
“We (my brother and I) completed the walk and were left not totally disapppointed but decidedly unimpressed. The walk did touch upon the majority of the key spots in and around the Antwerp city center, but the texts were uninspired - missing both anything unique or special - and the riddles and their answers were not really enlightening, and did not add anything to understanding or appreciating the city. Overall, we left with the feeling that using a different tour would have been better.”
Explore Bruges with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt covering canals, squares, monuments, and riddles for up to six people.
“Leuke manier om een stad te ontdekken. Je komt veel te weten, ziet veel en komt overal. Je bent snel enkele uren onderweg!”
Explore Bruges at your own pace with app-guided riddles, audio stories, and seven famous sights for $9.63 per person.
“I posted a review earlier, saying we did not get a link in time to do this tour. We did get a full refund- which is greatly appreciated.”
Brussels VR team adventure for 2 to 4 players, blending escape-game puzzles, film-style storytelling, teamwork, and easy English instructions.
“Super expérience en famille.....on reviendra pour la seconde mission.”
Explore Ghent at your own pace with a smartphone scavenger hunt covering medieval squares, canals, castles, churches, and city landmarks.
“We enjoyed walking through different parts of the city for the clues and the tips were an added good idea.”
Explore Brussels through beer, riddles, and famous sights on a three-hour self-guided hunt costing $40.85 per person.
“It was a good tour but one of the stops had been removed so there were some clues that didn't work so we had to use the cheat map for one part of the tour. Also the first pub where we were greeted weren't very welcoming. The tour itself was good though and the stops on the way were nice. We saw some sights and noticed some points of interest that we wouldn't have seen on our own.”
Explore Mechelen with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt covering 15 landmarks, from Grote Markt to St. Rumbold’s Cathedral.
“Leuke zoektocht in een mooie stad. Heel afwisselend en interessante weetjes. Je komt voorbij de mooiste plekjes in Mechelen”
Solve a lost-love mystery through Bruges on this self-guided smartphone game, linking canals, squares, churches, bridges, and the Lake of Love.
“This was a great way to explore Brugge at our own pace while still seeing all the sites and learning some history. Good for adults and kids.”
Explore Hasselt with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt covering gin, churches, museums, gardens, and local stories in 2 to 4 hours.
“La traduction en Français du "jeu" est très mauvaise”
Solve a bomb plot across Ostend in this English urban escape game, mixing city sights, family teamwork, and a two-hour ticking clock.
“At the start it looks like a classic walk. After 5 minutes the game moment begins. My 14 year old son has been crossing Ostend with great pleasure. In addition, you will always get an explanation of the buildings you pass. Highly recommended with children!Auto-translated”
Explore Liège by smartphone with a flexible city game covering landmarks, squares, museums, and Montagne de Bueren for up to six people.
“Il faut tout faire soi-même : organiser son itinéraire, j'ai contacté l'organisateur à plusieurs reprises afin de décaler notre visite ils ne m'ont jamais répondu”
Explore Antwerp’s historic center with a GPS audio walk covering 40 stories, seven languages, Rubens, the Cathedral, Grote Markt, and more.
“Worthless. AI voice, computer generated, no stories or deep descriptions of what you’re seeing - you get better info off of plaques. Big phone drain and does t easily let you skip around.”
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