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We both really enjoyed it. The puzzles can be solved and the stage destinations are easy to find with Google Maps. It is an exciting combination of city tour and experience. You get historical background information and see sights of the city. Everything is easy to reach on foot and then there is the excitement of the next puzzle. I find it very pleasant that you can freely choose your active time and are not under time pressure. This gives you the opportunity to take a break for ice cream, coffee or a meal in between. The finale may be a bit unspectacular but I think the idea and staging of this adventure was great and we had a lot of fun!

Very disillusioning. The puzzles are elementary school level, they look careless and absolutely undemanding. The 20 euros were given away

The tour route was well chosen and the facts about Erfurt were also very interesting. We didn't need the guide. Where the tour unfortunately failed for us was the puzzle or puzzle part. No real puzzles were asked, things on facades or the like had to be counted. Unfortunately, the puzzle fun didn't happen there. Unfortunately, the couple tasks were also of no interest to us and did not match the initial story. Conclusion therefore: Nice as a city tour, anyone who wants some puzzling fun is wrong here.

The length of the route was just right. The puzzles were very different in terms of difficulty. The care from the guide was ok.

Although I am at home in Hamburg, it was a great experience and a wonderful experience

The information about the next stations could have been a bit more precise; you had not always immediately understood where the next puzzle was waiting. But all in all highly recommended, was a lot of fun and certainly won't be the last puzzle for us.

It was really fun and, in addition to the stations, was also enriched with tasks for couples. However, it is more of a sightseeing tour than a treasure hunt. It was still a lot of fun though. So really nicely implemented.

It was super fun.

It was really fun

Nice “game” for city explorers. The idea and the preparation are really sweet and gave us a great time.

Despite the bad weather, we had a lot of fun and laughed a lot. Perfect for a first date 🥰

The tour was a lot of fun and you passed by wonderful places. When the correct solution to a puzzle was not accepted, we received feedback on the fixed bug within a few minutes and were able to continue.

The tour route was really amazing! It gave us a lot of insights into Erfurt's old town. The questions were very fun and entertaining. But gladly again in another city. sincerely

It was really fun. Look for the remarks in between what you could do as a couple now was very inspiring

Route good and nice suggestions for couples to pause and refresh memories. The optional questions were well chosen. The puzzles themselves are not challenging and not an interesting addition to knowledge.

This was the first time we went on a tour like this, we were impressed from the very first second.

The tour itself was OK, but there were probably a few mistakes. The data on the laying of the cathedral's foundation stone is definitely incorrect and the question about the “professor” at the Kugelbrunnen is ambiguous... Hand/hands...

It was great. Understandable and easy to find everything 👍

It was a well done scavenger hunt and super interesting even for me from Regensburg, sometimes the paths were very long until the next puzzle, there was another puzzle along the way great.

It was all great 👍🏼

A bit much Nazi time...

The route was very well chosen. Unfortunately, the puzzle at Station 5 at the Gutenberg Museum, the statue was no longer on site due to the Gutenberg Museum's move. Otherwise, a great route that shows great information and places, especially for people who are new to the city or who have just arrived!

Everything worked great and was a lot of fun. However, the task with the graffiti wall should be reworked because it no longer exists due to a new building.

Overall, we would only recommend the couple season treasure hunt. It was a very pleasant combination of puzzles, factual knowledge about Hamburg and about love and sweet, romantic tasks for us.

The idea is absolutely great. My partner and I decided to staycation for the couple-season treasure hunt and even learned a few new things about it. The mix of puzzles, useless knowledge and small tasks for us as a couple was really fun. Unfortunately, 4 out of 5 stars only because the app stopped working for you after a capital. Unfortunately, the large graffiti painting on Brühl no longer exists. From there, unfortunately, we were no longer able to continue the treasure hunt because the app did not want to load the next step.

It was so disappointing and poorly done! We stopped after the 4th puzzle. The questions were creepy: Example: In a sculpture, you should count the corners of an umbrella and name the number of children standing under the umbrella. Seriously? That's a shame, because the basic idea is nice, but it's a joke for adults and I'm not sure if kids would enjoy it. Even one star is too much!

More like 3.5 stars + Tour and sights - Easy puzzle - Text too long - Maps and location not always synchronized with puzzles Can the text be read aloud?

Difficult description, no clear questions. For example, what does the figure hold in his hands? But only what is in one hand counts, even though it is holding something in both hands.

Very interesting and entertaining, you get to know your own city even better:) clear recommendation!

Too much information to read through towards the end. Good thought-out tour through Mainz.

It was very nice, just a very abrupt end. A bit more tricky tasks would be nice. Otherwise nice guided through the city center 👍

Beautifully done, but a bit too much history about the NS era included, you could also include some more other nice information here.

Very good guided tour, a really good course for newcomers from Aachen, but for Öcher too, you know most places, but still nice. Puzzles can also be done. Unfortunately there are no objects to look for, such as geocaching or finding a small hidden “treasure” at the end.

It was really great in itself, but the theme was “Christmas.” But we did the search in February!

The start was difficult. Okay then