Sobre la actividad
Girona’s medieval old town, with its iconic cathedral, Jewish quarter, and colourful riverside houses, is one of Spain’s most atmospheric historic centres and the perfect backdrop for a team treasure hunt. Teams are given clues, maps, and challenges that lead them through the city’s most iconic streets and hidden corners.
The activity combines sightseeing, problem-solving, and friendly competition in equal measure. Groups race against the clock, decode riddles inspired by local history, and earn points for completing creative team challenges along the way. It’s a dynamic, culturally rich experience that works as well for first-time visitors as for those who think they already know the city.
Why Choose Girona for Your Team Experience
A Living Stage of History
Few Spanish cities offer the same density of history and beauty as Girona. Walking its medieval walls, crossing the Arab baths, and navigating the Call (Jewish quarter) gives teams a shared cultural experience that stays with them long after the event ends.
Connection Through Friendly Competition
The treasure hunt format naturally breaks down hierarchies and creates equal ground for everyone to contribute. Decoding clues and completing challenges together encourages lateral thinking, communication, and trust in a playful, energised atmosphere.
Practical Details
Ideal Group Size
Suitable for groups of 10 to 60 participants, split into teams of 4 to 6 people. The format scales easily for larger groups.
What’s Included
The experience includes the full treasure hunt design with clues and challenges, a dedicated event coordinator, team scorecards, and a final team debrief with winners announced. A post-hunt drink or tapas stop can be arranged.
Requirements
Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes. The route takes place entirely on foot through the old town. The activity is suitable for all fitness levels and can be adapted for groups with mobility needs.
Tabla de contenido
- Museo del Louvre
- Catedral de Notre-Dame
- Campos Elíseos
- Basílica del Sacré-Cœur





















