Canada
The Best Scavenger Hunts & Self-Guided Walking Audio Tours in Canada
Discover the Great White North with our interactive city scavenger hunts across 3 iconic destinations. From the European charm of Quebec City to the vibrant streets of Montreal and the political heart of Ottawa, turn your Canadian journey into an unforgettable adventure.
Explore the Heart of Canada: From French Heritage to National Landmarks
Canada’s eastern cities offer a rich tapestry of history, and our collection of 3 city games is designed to show you the soul of each one. Whether you are navigating the stunning architecture of Montreal, standing before the majestic Parliament Hill in Ottawa, or stepping back in time in the UNESCO-listed Quebec City, our self-guided tours provide the ultimate flexibility to explore at your own pace.
Our missions lead you through the vibrant Old Port, the historic cathedrals, and the scenic riverfronts that define the Canadian experience. Uncover the stories of early explorers, the evolution of the Canadian capital, and the vibrant French-Canadian culture that makes this region unique. Perfect for history enthusiasts and families, our Canada scavenger hunts ensure you see the "hidden" side of these landmarks beyond the typical tourist maps.
Explore Our 3 Interactive Canadian City Scavenger Hunts
The Cultural Hub
- Montreal: Explore Old Montreal, the Notre-Dame Basilica, and the vibrant Place Jacques-Cartier.
- Tip: Montreal is perfect for foodies—stop for a smoked meat sandwich during your hunt!
The National Capital
- Ottawa: Discover Parliament Hill, the ByWard Market, and the scenic Rideau Canal.
- Tip: Visit Ottawa in the winter to see the world's largest skating rink after your tour!
The Historic Jewel
- Old Quebec: Walk the fortified walls of Old Quebec and see the iconic Château Frontenac.
- Did you know? Quebec City is the only fortified city north of Mexico!
60-Second Canada Legend
In the heart of Quebec City, tucked away in a wall near the Porte Prescott, there is a cannonball lodged firmly in the roots of an old elm tree. Legend says it was fired during the Siege of 1759 and was never removed, eventually becoming a permanent part of the city’s living history as the tree grew around it. Locals call it a symbol of the city's resilience—absorbing the shocks of the past to grow stronger. As you solve our riddles through the historic streets of Canada, remember to look closer at the trees and stones; the most powerful stories are often the ones the city has chosen to keep.