- Duration
- About 2.5 to 3 hours
- Group size
- 8–60 pax
- Destinations
- Granada & Sierra Nevada
Granada is best discovered by playing detective. The treasure hunt turns a walk through the old town into a team game: each group moves at its own pace, deciphers clues and brings back an answer to a checkpoint.
The route passes the outer walls of the Alhambra, the cathedral and the Royal Chapel, where the Catholic Monarchs are buried, then the Alcaicería, the former silk market, and the lanes of the Albaicín. The riddles rely on the places themselves: an inscription, a detail on a facade, a view from a lookout. A team only moves on once it has found the right answer.
Depending on the group, the game is played with a tablet or a paper roadbook. A host stays reachable during the game for questions, and the ranking is established at the finish.
Objectives
- Get teams cooperating in an unexpected setting
- Discover the monuments and neighbourhoods of the centre in a new way
- Share a moment of laughter and friendly rivalry during the day
How it works
- 1Teams of four to six people, equipped with a tablet or a roadbook.
- 2Walking route with riddles tied to the places: cathedral, Royal Chapel, Alcaicería, Albaicín.
- 3Checkpoints: the right answer unlocks the next stage.
- 4Finish, ranking and time to share a drink together.
Good to know
- The route is on foot, on cobbled and sloping streets: wear comfortable shoes.
- The Alhambra is covered from the outside: entry to the palaces is booked separately.
- We check the opening hours of the monuments before setting the route.
Availability
Ask us about availability for your next event.
Frequently asked questions
Do participants need to know Granada?
No, the route is designed for teams discovering the city. The riddles rely on visible clues and simple reference points.
Can a visit to the Alhambra palaces be included?
The game itself takes place outdoors. For the palaces, we book a time slot in advance, subject to availability for your dates.
