Murder Mystery Geocaching Mainz
We plan Murder Mystery Geocaching in Mainz from end to end — you just bring your team. In this thrilling team building event, you and your colleagues will become detectives, exploring the city in search of clues and suspects. This unique murder mystery geocaching not only strengthens team spirit but also offers a fantastic way to discover the most beautiful spots in Mainz.
Murder Mystery Geocaching in Mainz: An Adventure for Teams
Your adventure kicks off at Karmeliterplatz, right in the heart of Mainz. If you prefer, the starting point can be set at another location within the city center. After a warm welcome from your mission leader, you'll be divided into smaller teams. Each team receives a tablet that guides you through the city, presenting tasks and puzzles along the way. With every step, you get closer to solving the mysterious crimes while uncovering landmarks like the majestic Mainz Cathedral, the splendid Electoral Palace, and the impressive Christuskirche.
With Tablet and Brainpower Through Mainz
The tablet is your most crucial tool in this interactive mystery. It leads you from one crime scene to the next, presenting tricky tasks that can only be solved through teamwork. Staying alert and correctly interpreting the clues around you is key. Whether you're admiring the grand architecture of Mainz Cathedral or marveling at the Arch of Dativius Victor, a remarkable relic from Roman times, exciting puzzles await you everywhere.
Murder Mystery Geocaching in Mainz: A New Perspective on the City
Murder mystery geocaching in Mainz is more than just a game. It offers you the chance to experience the city from a completely new angle. As you and your team solve crimes together, you'll discover hidden corners and learn intriguing anecdotes about Mainz. This makes a company outing to Mainz an unforgettable experience. The mix of excitement, fun, and knowledge sharing makes this team building event in Mainz particularly appealing.
Team Building Event in Mainz: Perfect for Company Outings and Celebrations
This murder mystery geocaching isn't just an exciting interactive mystery; it's also a fantastic opportunity to strengthen team spirit. Whether it's for a company outing, a department celebration, or a company summer party, this team building event in Mainz offers the perfect experience for any occasion. The team tasks promote collaboration and communication among participants, allowing everyone to contribute their unique strengths. This makes the event an unforgettable experience that will be remembered for a long time.
Celebrating Success Together
At the end of the murder mystery scavenger hunt, all teams reconvene for the grand finale: Who gathered the most points and solved the toughest puzzles? During the awards ceremony, the best team is crowned and receives well-deserved recognition. This success not only boosts the sense of community but also motivates for future challenges. Team building in Mainz has never been so exciting and entertaining!
Whether for a company outing, a department celebration, or a company summer party, murder mystery geocaching in Mainz offers the perfect blend of adventure, teamwork, and city exploration. Take this opportunity to discover Mainz in a completely new way while growing closer as a team. Watch as colleagues transform into an unbeatable detective squad and enjoy the city's most beautiful landmarks along the way.
The event Murder Mystery Geocaching Mainz was rated by 26 customers with an average of 4,6 out of 5,0 stars.
- CityHunters guides on site
- iPad with CityHunters app
- Flexible start and end locations
- Flexible duration
- 20 riddle locations
- Support hotline during the tour
- Picture gallery of the event
How the event works
1. Introduction
- Meet your team guide at the agreed location
- Welcome and introduction
- Divide into teams (max. 7 people)
- Explanation of the equipment
2. Let’s go!
- A tutorial explains the app
- Teams head to their first puzzle location
- They navigate using compass guidance
- Up to 20 challenges await at notable spots around the city
3. City exploration
- Along the route, teams discover the city
- At each puzzle location, they solve tasks and earn points
- Navigation, general knowledge, photo or drawing challenges – every team member can play to their strengths
- Digital networking via real-time leaderboard and team chat
4. Finale
- When time is up, the app guides teams safely to the finish
- Your team guide awaits at the finish
- Results review and award ceremony
- Afterwards, you’ll find all photos in a protected online gallery
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Get in touch
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- Offer within 90 minutes
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Our FAQs provide answers to the most common questions
Murder Mystery Geocaching in Mainz is available from €29,99 per person. The price includes support from our team guide and all game materials. Your final quote depends on group size and date.
Murder Mystery Geocaching in Mainz takes 2,0-3,0 hours. On request we adjust the duration to fit your schedule.
Murder Mystery Geocaching in Mainz is designed for 15 to 500 participants. Larger groups are split into teams of no more than seven people.
We organize our team events for you on your desired date, 365 days a year. To see if your preferred date is still available, request your non-binding offer . You can freely choose your event start time between 9 am and 8 pm.
For our full-service team events, both on-site support by our guides and the provision of all materials are included, so you don’t have to worry about anything in advance. The only exception is our smartphone tours. For these, you use your own smartphones and benefit from in-app chat support that we provide free of charge.
The start and end point in Mainz is: Karmeliterplatz. Click for a map view. The blue-shaded area marks our event area where our team event tasks and puzzles are located. For our Geocaching and iPad tours, you can choose your own start and end points within this area. This is not possible for smartphone tours.
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