Front and centre is the Xmas Adventure, our tour for the festive season. You can book any of these tours as a team building event.
In teams, you puzzle your way through Vechelde, collect points, and afterwards celebrate the team with the most points over dinner. The programme comes from myCityQuest, you choose the venue and menu yourselves.
A Christmas party in Vechelde works best split in two: the programme outdoors, the dinner indoors. You already have a room booked somewhere, and we don't touch that part. What you need is the bit before the table — something that pulls colleagues out of small talk and into a shared task, on foot, before anyone orders a starter. That's the puzzle tour, played through the app, run in teams across the centre of Vechelde. No guide walking ahead, no script to follow — the app shows the route, sets the riddles, codes and photo challenges, and keeps score as teams go. Around four kilometres, roughly three hours, phones charged and that's the only kit required.
In Vechelde you can pick from the Xmas Adventure, an Escape Game, a Murder Mystery Tour or a Treasure Hunt — four formats, same mechanics underneath: teams competing, a shared team chat, a live leaderboard, and a photo gallery filling up as the afternoon goes on. The route is fixed per tour, so everyone covers the same ground, but no team is forced to move at the same pace as another. Once the last riddle is solved, the walk to dinner is short — the restaurants sit right where the teams already are.
Pricing starts from $ 16.99 per person plus VAT. You choose the date and time when you book, and you can still book up to two days before the event itself. Invoices, credit card or PayPal all work, and you'll get a proper VAT invoice either way — the kind of detail that makes this an easy one to put through on expenses, not just an easy one to enjoy.
Our customers come from a wide variety of sectors. Whether industry, retail, government or services: myCityQuest scavenger hunts are an excellent teambuilding event for your company outing, department party or team event - and that at 6,467 locations around the world.
How about a puzzle tour through Vechelde with the myCityQuest app as the program before dinner? Your team heads out in small groups, solves challenges at landmarks across the city, and competes team against team for the top spot on the live leaderboard. Several themes are available, and the tour ends in time for the meal.
The tour comes before the meal: about three hours outdoors in Vechelde, and everyone is back in time for dinner. You book the restaurant, and the program before it comes from myCityQuest. For the organizer, that leaves little more to do than picking the date and putting the teams together.
A Christmas party that starts out in the city instead of at the table: your company splits into teams and heads through Vechelde before the meal, collecting points against the other teams. If a team gets stuck, a myCityQuest guide is just a chat message away. The date is yours to pick, even at short notice in December, and venue and menu stay entirely your decision.
The tour through Vechelde is priced from $ 16.99 per person, and you receive an invoice for the booking. Food and drinks afterward are planned by you, so the budget for the evening stays in your hands.
Yes, in a single booking, split into teams that all start together. The price per person stays the same regardless of group size. Mixing departments when forming the teams works well and gets colleagues talking who otherwise rarely cross paths.
You choose the date and the time. The booking is valid for any day you like, in December just like the rest of the year, and the tour starts once the whole team has arrived. Short-notice bookings work too.
Around three hours. That makes it the first half of the evening: the tour first, then dinner with plenty to talk about.
The tour takes place outdoors in Vechelde, and you can pause it at any point. If the rain gets heavy or the snow piles up, warm up somewhere dry and pick up right where you left off. Warm jackets and sturdy shoes are part of a Christmas party in December.