Amsterdam's canals, arched bridges and narrow merchant houses make for a Treasure Hunt full of surprises — each neighbourhood has its own character and story for your team to unravel.
The Treasure Hunt in Amsterdam follows the same proven format our own Barcelona team has been perfecting since 2013 — groups split into teams and follow a route through the historic centre, solving puzzles and racing against the clock. It scales from 9 to 300 people, needs no preparation from participants, and runs rain or shine most of the year.
This treasure hunt is run by our partner team on the ground in Amsterdam, using the same tried-and-tested format as Treasure Hunt Barcelona.
Visit the Amsterdam Website →The Hague is the seat of international justice and the home city of Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring — a Treasure Hunt between diplomatic palaces, the Mauritshuis and the beaches of Scheveningen is a unique blend of power and beauty.
Rotterdam, Europe's architectural laboratory, was rebuilt after the war as an experiment in the ideal modern city — a Treasure Hunt from the cubic houses through the De Rotterdam port complex to under the Erasmus bridge is a lesson in the courage of design.
Based in Barcelona instead? See how our own Gothic Quarter treasure hunt works, or browse every city in the network.
