Secrets of Exploration Game is a self-guided tour that gives you a fun and interactive way to discover the city. All you need is a phone with an internet connection. As soon as you book the game, we will send you all the information you need via email.
Explore the city and engage with its surroundings while you discover the most hidden secrets of the city!
To progress, you will encounter challenging puzzles, riddles, and photo tasks that will require you to explore the city. During the game you will learn more about the history, special characters, culture and you will discover many unique facts about the city of your choice. We uncovered Secrets that are unknown even to real locals!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT THE GAME:
Discover the best kept secrets in the city’s historic centre with the Secrets of Exploration Game, an exciting GPS-based exploration game!
Whether you want to play alone for personal excitement or with a group of people this is the game for you! Playing with more groups will turn into a competitive experience, perfect as a teambuilding activity. This game is a fun activity you can do while visiting a city. Solve the fun puzzles and questions, complete photo tasks and more in order to score as many points as possible and gain extra clues to help you with the final puzzle. You can even earn a spot on the leaderboard!
Our Exploration Game offers the maximum independence, you can play pause & continue whenever you want.
HOW TO PLAY:
Book the Exploration Game, check the email we send you with the simple instructions, download the Loquiz App, access the Exploration Game and you are ready to begin your gaming experience!
Self-guided Exploration Game
Instructions and login details for the activity
Fun facts and information about highlights
Smartphone or other devices
Tour guide
Giethoorn / Gloria Maris
A shell and sea-treasure shop displaying items from across the world since 1979, its garden a landmark in its own right.
Giethoorn / Historic Facade near Binnenpad
A building whose carved stone diamonds and lines mark 1958, the year filmmaker Bert Haanstra arrived to shoot "Fanfare."
Giethoorn / Canal Boat Scan Point
A stretch of canal where traditional punters, still hand-built exactly as they were 300 years ago, glide past daily.
Giethoorn / Ironwork Doorway
A doorway topped with unique 18th- or 19th-century ornate ironwork, a signature of Dutch craftsmanship that has watched over its threshold for over 150 years.
Giethoorn / Open Water Viewpoint
A wide-open stretch of fields and water on the edge of Weerribben-Wieden National Park, the largest freshwater wetland in northwestern Europe.
Giethoorn / De Koningsterijk
A building named after the kingfisher, "koningsvogel" in Dutch, whose electric-blue flash is one of the rarest sights in the Netherlands.
Giethoorn / Entertainment Venue near Beulakerweg
A spot near a casino-style venue that contrasts sharply with Giethoorn's quiet canals just around the corner.
Giethoorn / d'Olde Smidse
A former blacksmith's forge, its gable still topped by a hammering figure honoring the craftsmen who built Giethoorn's bridges.
Giethoorn / Facade with Yellow-Framed Windows
A canal-side building whose windows count ties to 1170, the year of the great flood that gave Giethoorn its name.
Giethoorn / Wooden Plaque Shop Sign
A canal-side sign whose name hides the word "Tulipa," a nod to the flower that triggered the world's first financial bubble in 1637.
Giethoorn / Former Gemeentehuis (Old Town Hall)
A former local government building with a thatched roof and formal brick architecture, typical of early 20th-century Dutch civic buildings.
Giethoorn / Mennonite Church
A simple 17th-century church built by Mennonite refugees who valued simplicity above spectacle, reflecting the spirit of Giethoorn itself.
Giethoorn / Museum 't Olde Maat Uus
A preserved farmhouse museum showing daily life in Giethoorn a century ago, with a name hiding the Maas, the Netherlands' longest river.
Giethoorn / Diving Helmet Shop
A shop named for the brass-helmeted divers who once salvaged goods from sunken boats in Overijssel's canals and lakes.
Giethoorn / Grand Café Fanfare
A café named after Bert Haanstra's 1958 comedy film, standing on the very canal where he once filmed it.
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Secrets of Exploration Game is a self-guided tour that gives you a fun and interactive way to discover the city. All you need is a phone with an internet connection. As soon as you book the game, we will send you all the information you need via email.
Explore the city and engage with its surroundings while you discover the most hidden secrets of the city!
To progress, you will encounter challenging puzzles, riddles, and photo tasks that will require you to explore the city. During the game you will learn more about the history, special characters, culture and you will discover many unique facts about the city of your choice. We uncovered Secrets that are unknown even to real locals!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT THE GAME:
Discover the best kept secrets in the city’s historic centre with the Secrets of Exploration Game, an exciting GPS-based exploration game!
Whether you want to play alone for personal excitement or with a group of people this is the game for you! Playing with more groups will turn into a competitive experience, perfect as a teambuilding activity. This game is a fun activity you can do while visiting a city. Solve the fun puzzles and questions, complete photo tasks and more in order to score as many points as possible and gain extra clues to help you with the final puzzle. You can even earn a spot on the leaderboard!
Our Exploration Game offers the maximum independence, you can play pause & continue whenever you want.
HOW TO PLAY:
Book the Exploration Game, check the email we send you with the simple instructions, download the Loquiz App, access the Exploration Game and you are ready to begin your gaming experience!
Self-guided Exploration Game
Instructions and login details for the activity
Fun facts and information about highlights
Smartphone or other devices
Tour guide
Giethoorn / Gloria Maris
A shell and sea-treasure shop displaying items from across the world since 1979, its garden a landmark in its own right.
Giethoorn / Historic Facade near Binnenpad
A building whose carved stone diamonds and lines mark 1958, the year filmmaker Bert Haanstra arrived to shoot "Fanfare."
Giethoorn / Canal Boat Scan Point
A stretch of canal where traditional punters, still hand-built exactly as they were 300 years ago, glide past daily.
Giethoorn / Ironwork Doorway
A doorway topped with unique 18th- or 19th-century ornate ironwork, a signature of Dutch craftsmanship that has watched over its threshold for over 150 years.
Giethoorn / Open Water Viewpoint
A wide-open stretch of fields and water on the edge of Weerribben-Wieden National Park, the largest freshwater wetland in northwestern Europe.
Giethoorn / De Koningsterijk
A building named after the kingfisher, "koningsvogel" in Dutch, whose electric-blue flash is one of the rarest sights in the Netherlands.
Giethoorn / Entertainment Venue near Beulakerweg
A spot near a casino-style venue that contrasts sharply with Giethoorn's quiet canals just around the corner.
Giethoorn / d'Olde Smidse
A former blacksmith's forge, its gable still topped by a hammering figure honoring the craftsmen who built Giethoorn's bridges.
Giethoorn / Facade with Yellow-Framed Windows
A canal-side building whose windows count ties to 1170, the year of the great flood that gave Giethoorn its name.
Giethoorn / Wooden Plaque Shop Sign
A canal-side sign whose name hides the word "Tulipa," a nod to the flower that triggered the world's first financial bubble in 1637.
Giethoorn / Former Gemeentehuis (Old Town Hall)
A former local government building with a thatched roof and formal brick architecture, typical of early 20th-century Dutch civic buildings.
Giethoorn / Mennonite Church
A simple 17th-century church built by Mennonite refugees who valued simplicity above spectacle, reflecting the spirit of Giethoorn itself.
Giethoorn / Museum 't Olde Maat Uus
A preserved farmhouse museum showing daily life in Giethoorn a century ago, with a name hiding the Maas, the Netherlands' longest river.
Giethoorn / Diving Helmet Shop
A shop named for the brass-helmeted divers who once salvaged goods from sunken boats in Overijssel's canals and lakes.
Giethoorn / Grand Café Fanfare
A café named after Bert Haanstra's 1958 comedy film, standing on the very canal where he once filmed it.
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