Oxford Scavenger Hunt: Explore Hidden Gems & Solve Riddles
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Overview
Oxford Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour: Discover Oxford in a fun, new way! This tour turns sightseeing into a game, perfect for families, friends, and solo adventurers. Instead of just walking around, participants solve riddles and follow clues that lead to Oxford's best spots. It's like a walking tour, a scavenger hunt, and a sightseeing trip all rolled into one, using just a smartphone.
Explore at one's own pace and uncover hidden gems, all while learning interesting facts about the city. Key locations include the Radcliffe Camera, the Narnia Door, and the Bridge of Sighs. Participants will find sights by using hints and the app's map. Once there, they'll answer questions, with answers hidden in the surroundings—a fun way to learn. This adventure also includes creative photo tasks for extra points.
After purchase, one receives an access code for the app. The tour isn't limited by time, allowing for breaks and exploration at your speed. Simply download the Explorial-App, head to the starting point, and begin the game. The tour typically lasts 1-2 hours. This is a different type of experience that blends a walking tour, sightseeing, and scavenger hunt.




Highlights
Solve Puzzles: Answer fun riddles and clues to discover Oxford's secrets.
Explore Hidden Gems: Find unique spots and lesser-known sights at your own pace.
Self-Guided Fun: Use a smartphone app for a mix of walking, sightseeing, and scavenger hunt.
Iconic Landmarks: See the Radcliffe Camera, Narnia Door, and Bridge of Sighs.
Sentiment Analysis
The Oxford Scavenger Hunt is a fun and interactive way to see the city's highlights. It combines sightseeing with a game, so participants can learn and explore at their own speed. It's best for those that are able to use the app easily.

Customers enjoyed solving puzzles and learning new things about Oxford.
They found it a fun way to explore the city at their own pace.
Visitors liked finding hidden gems and seeing famous sights.
Many appreciated that it mixed a walking tour with a scavenger hunt.
Some users may require assistance if they encounter challenges with app-based instructions.
Users may need assistance with phone in order to access the app.
The Journey
Radcliffe Camera
One of Oxford's most iconic buildings, the Radcliffe Camera is a stunning example of Palladian architecture and serves as a reading room for the Bodleian Library. Its distinctive circular design and prominent location make it a central landmark in the city.
Narnia Door
A whimsical doorway believed to have inspired C.S. Lewis's 'The Chronicles of Narnia'. This intriguing door is adorned with carvings of mythical creatures and is nestled in a historic part of Oxford, sparking imagination and literary curiosity.
Bridge of Sighs
Officially known as Hertford Bridge, this covered bridge is often called the 'Bridge of Sighs' due to its resemblance to the famous bridge in Venice. It connects two parts of Hertford College and offers a picturesque view, making it a popular spot for photographs and reflection.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes a self-guided walking tour using an app on a smartphone. It excludes a live guide or physical meeting point. Participants are responsible for providing their own smartphones and data. Upon purchase, an access code for the app will be provided. The tour is not limited in time; participants can explore at their own pace. This experience does not include entry fees to attractions, food, or drinks.
Hot Tip
Some users suggested downloading the app and familiarizing themselves with its functions before starting the tour to make the most of the experience. Make sure your phone is fully charged so you can complete the experience and get all the photos!