Escape games · SCAVENGER HUNTS IN THE UK
Every trip has one free evening too few. These 4 scavenger hunts in the UK justify it, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the rest of the weekend.
Join BucketRace London with a smartphone, Twitter account, and comfortable shoes. After a short briefing at Golden Square, teams head toward Shoreditch, Camden, Brixton, or West London to complete photo-based challenges, collect points, and return by 3:30. Organiser Laurence and the team provide the task list, explain the rules, and award prizes at the finish.
You’ll meet at Golden Square at noon for a three-hour private London scavenger hunt designed around your group. Laurence and the BucketRace team can tailor tasks to your budget, location, company, birthday, hen or stag party, and goals. Add trophies, T-shirts, photos, videos, food, drinks, or party bags for a fuller event.
Use the Explorial app to explore Covent Garden at your own pace. Follow map hints, answer questions found on signs and sights, and earn points through creative photo tasks. The route takes about two hours and reaches Cecil Court, Trafalgar Square, Cleopatra’s Needle, and other central London highlights.
“We played it with friends and family during our little adventure in London, and we all loved it. This tour made our trip a fun game, with lots of excitement and a sense of adventure. We will definitely try the other London routes.”
Use the World City Trail app to follow clues from Westminster Station through central London. You’ll solve location-based puzzles, visit the outdoor areas of 10 or more attractions, and learn local facts in English, German, French, Dutch, Italian, or Spanish. Plan about two hours, though you can pause or finish later.
“It was a very enjoyable experience. I love puzzles, so this was right up my street. It was the right level of difficulty for an afternoon out. My friend and I had a blast. How come I never came across this activity before?I will definitely do it again.”
Pick a room, a street or a table.
