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Three free stops from the map guide — the basilica, the dragon house and the market.
Treasure hunt · Barcelona
Seven riddles through the Barri Gòtic and El Born — two hours, two and a half flat kilometres.
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A walking game through the oldest streets in Barcelona. Each riddle points at something you can reach and see; solve it, prove you were paying attention, move on. The walking is flat and short — it is the riddles that are the work. Hints are available whenever you're stuck; they just cost you points.
That is the game. A hunt tells you nothing but the first riddle; the place it points at is what you work out, and printing the list here would be printing the answers. What we will say is the shape of it: 7 riddles, 2.6 km, about 2 h, and every stop is somewhere you can reach and see without paying an admission.
Three free stops from the map guide — the basilica, the dragon house and the market.
Two riddles, two squares, two hundred metres. The labyrinth runs to seven.
Twenty-four places across the whole city — six Gaudí buildings, the Gothic Quarter, the market, the beach, Montjuïc and the mountain — on one map.