A fun and engaging treasure hunt around some of London’s Royal hotspots to celebrate the royal family. In the past few years celebrations have taken place throughout the UK, commonwealth and around the world for special moments including the HM The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, the Coronation of HM King Charles III. Join Team Tactics on our specially designed game to visit key Royal locations and complete challenges and tasks as a team.

Why not assemble your team and join us in our Royal theme iPad treasure hunt

Royal Treasure Hunt – Team Building Activity

Location: Starting Point Either Tower Bridge OR Kensington Palace
Group Size: 10 – 400
Duration: 3 Hours

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To celebrate the Royal Family we developed the most engaging treasure hunt yet! Teams explore historic royal landmarks answering questions and carrying out challenges in a race that takes teams across the best of London.

How Does The Treasure Hunt Work?

Setting out on our GPS Treasure Hunts; each team will be issued with an iPad Mini to experience our Royal themed treasure hunt around key locations across London! Only when the GPS verifies that you are in exactly the right location will your team be able to activate the hotspot and attempt the challenges! The challenge is to navigate around the hotspots to crack cryptic royal clues, complete challenges and earn as many points as possible.

Only when you reach the hotspot can your team activate the challenges at that location! Teams must complete Royal themed challenges include hilarious Strike-a-Pose, Quiz questions, location based questions, royal maths and riddles. Our GPS app will reveal the whereabouts and progress of other teams, providing plenty of competitiveness and excitement!

Where Will We Go?

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Teams will explore the nation’s greatest and most iconic royal landmarks in this special edition London treasure hunt. Locations will include: Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace, Princess Diana Memorial Fountain, The Royal Albert Hall, Admiralty Arch, Horse Guards Parade, Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral & Tower of London.