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Amsterdam: City Audio Guide App for Your Smartphone
Discover over 100 points of interest and must-sees
Amsterdam: Self-Guided City Escape Game
Experience an unforgettable urban game adventure in stunning Amsterdam
Duration:
2h
Max group size:
5
Audio guide:
Dutch, English
Duration:
2h
Audio guide:
Dutch, English
Max group size:
5
Provider: UP Digital
Registered address: Hendrik Figeeweg 1T1, 2031BJ, Haarlem, NL
Contact details
Reach out to the Tiqets Help Center, we act as a contact on behalf of the activity supplier
Amsterdam city escape game
Smartphone
Tour guide
Meeting point
Beursplein, 1012 JW, AmsterdamImmediately after making the reservation, you will receive an email with the instructions and the login to start the game. Follow the instructions and begin the game.
Get ready for an adventure with a game designed to explore Amsterdam! This self-guided tour transforms ordinary sightseeing into an engaging, interactive experience. All it takes is a phone with internet and a thirst for fun!
The main event kicks off at a designated starting point where you dive into the thrilling city escape game – The Syndicate. Will you be the hero who recovers the stolen formulas? Choose your own adventure as you wander through your chosen city, solving mind-boggling puzzles, riddles, and even taking on photo tasks.
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There's history in the walls and on the walls. The house itself dates to the 17th century and was situated in one of Amsterdam's most prestigious areas. Rembrandt lived there for almost 20 years once he had established himself as Europe’s most innovative painter.
His art hangs on the walls too. You’ll find an extensive collection of his etchings, and the house has also been restored to reflect how it would have looked when Rembrandt lived there.