Discover the charming city of Sigmaringen in a unique way: by embarking on a Scavenger Hunt in Sigmaringen! These thrilling myCityHunt Scavenger Hunts will take you to the city's most notable landmarks while challenging you with exciting puzzles. Explore the majestic Sigmaringen Castle, the baroque St. Johann Parish Church, and the intriguing Zündapp Museum at the Zoller-Hof Brewery. Each scavenger hunt provides an opportunity to dive deep into the city's history and culture, all while having heaps of fun.
During the myCityHunt Scavenger Hunts in Sigmaringen, you'll be led to various historical and cultural sites where captivating puzzles await. A standout is the magnificent Sigmaringen Castle, boasting opulent halls and Europe's largest private weapon collection. Next, head over to the baroque St. Johann Parish Church, renowned for its elaborate stucco work and altars. Another fascinating stop is the Zündapp Museum at the Zoller-Hof Brewery, featuring an extensive collection of motorcycles and the unique Zündapp Janus car. Each of these attractions offers not only visual delights but also tricky puzzles to solve.
As you venture on a Scavenger Hunt in Sigmaringen, you'll learn a great deal about the city's rich history and culture. Once the residence of the Princes of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, Sigmaringen has a storied past. Did you know the city was first mentioned in records in the 11th century and that Sigmaringen Castle was occupied by the Swedes during the Thirty Years' War? You'll uncover such fascinating facts and more on your tour. And don't forget to indulge in the local culinary delight: the hearty rye mix bread available at local bakeries.
Based on long-standing experience, we know the special requirements that arise when planning a team event in Sigmaringen. With the myCityHunt Teamevent in Sigmaringen we have therefore developed a package especially for corporate clients. This extends our well-proven tours with a number of advantages that make our scavenger hunts the perfect teambuilding event in Sigmaringen.