Caça ao tesouro eletrônico Copenhague: explore a cidade no seu próprio ritmo

The places and paths you have to “search” we as day tourists would certainly not have seen them all otherwise. If you take your time and look to the left and right of the path, you can see a lot of Copenhagen. Unfortunately, the GPS didn't work, so from time to time we oriented ourselves with the map , which is digital with it, or sometimes found the way again with a second mobile phone navigation. Construction and refurbishment is also taking place in Copenhagen, where a detour may sometimes be necessary. Conclusion: For the culturally interested with mobile phone and sense of direction a good possibility if you do not want to prepare yourself. Recommended only to a limited extent for families with “younger” children due to the route and places visited.

A good walk around Kbh. You can see the best things in the city, and at the same time you can reach a straw while. Especially mystery spot, break and selfie post vat found well at

Copenhagen was great and beautiful Beautifully marked route and perfectly accessible on foot with a stopover for something to eat and drink

We started at noon. It was very cold. We had only 1 day. We had an excellent time. The questions lead us to different buildings. We found out things we would never be able to find in 1 day. Our family loves Qula. We did it on several occasions in Belgium, Valencia and now in Copenhagen.

Practical, friendly, informative, allows positive exchanges in a group but can also be used alone. I recommend

We were on citytrip in Copenhagen. We decided to make this Qula trail to discover the city. The questions where fun and we took a break at a cafe. The question at the Lego store was fun. We took a moment to visit the store. Copenhagen does have a great architecture. It is fun to walk through the city! Also for kids: the city trail is good for them to walk. I was with my friends and their kids (8 and 12 years old)

I didn’t enjoy this tour very much. In fact, a few times I considered quitting, but thought about how much I had paid and kept going. Maybe it’s because I was by myself, it might have been fun randomly guessing about stuff with friends. For many of the locations, the answers to the questions weren’t anywhere to be found (as in, there was no sign on the building, or anything to read to learn), so you either had to know it already, google it or guess it. Many of the questions were unrelated to the location which was very frustrating, or they didn’t teach you anything about the area. I don’t feel I learned a whole lot about the city. Also the GPS didn’t seem to match the locations and once or twice I had to walk past it to get the “bonus” location points. I will say the tour took me to places I probably wouldn’t have gone myself so that was good.

This was the second time I did a tour with Qula Trails in a city and once again it was great! The game in Copenhagen takes you past super fun and interesting sights in a couple of hours and while playing you get a lot of interesting information about the places. We even passed many new places that were not mentioned in our guidebook! Highly recommended for people who like to learn more about the city they are visiting in a game-like way :). And the game is really fun for two people as well as for a whole group!