Best quest tours in your city

It was really great! This is exactly what you need when you go to a museum with a kid without a group or a guide. It's hard to captivate a third-grader with museum exhibits))) And such a tour is the best experience. This was our first one, now we know and will practice it. My son listened, walked, searched, pondered, and guessed with great enthusiasm. Moreover, his grandmother, a lady of respectable age, joined and went through the quest with him, and she was also delighted!

The idea of an audio quest at a museum is simply brilliant!!! Children aged 10-11 managed it almost independently. Since the territory was limited to two or three halls, the girls moved around calmly, while the mother was inspired by the beauty of ancient sculptures. The content was clear and interesting. The sound accompaniment was beautiful, with music, and the children's interest was piqued by guessing who was speaking. My children found such a format very suitable since they do not like groups.

We were on a quest tour in Tel Aviv. We didn’t just like it, we were amazed! Not only were the children engaged, listening to stories and solving puzzles, but so were we, even though we have lived here for 25 years. And even for us, there was a lot of new and interesting information. The well-designed route with small transitions and audio at each quest point was great. And, of course, the actor in the role of one of the characters - it was just an explosion of emotions for the children, and for us too.