Follow Eric Bloodaxe, the last Viking King of Jorvik around York & help him find his lost treasure, in this interactive chat-based Treasure Hunt!
You’ll join a chat on your phone with Eric Bloodaxe, the last Viking King of York. Eric will guide you around the City and give you riddles you need to solve. These riddles will relate to objects on the route and the answers will uncover the treasure.
Perfect for couples, groups & families alike, the York Viking Hunt is a great way to have fun and discover the city at the same time.
You’ll pass many of the main landmarks, as well as uncover hidden corners and gems that are off the tourist trail in the hunt for lost treasure!
This activity is self guided, just go to York Art Gallery & open the link on your smart phone & then Eric will take over.
Thank you for your booking!
To begin, go to the starting spot and then follow the link below on your smartphone. Eric Bloodaxe will then take over. He will take you around York, give you riddles & the answers will be objects nearby:
Exhibition Square (Outside the Art Gallery), York YO1 7EW
**FOLLOW LINK BELOW TO BEGIN**
https://bit.ly/YorkVikingBegin
If you have any questions please contact: info@streetraidergames.com
Happy hunting!
*The link will expire 1 week after the booked date. If the link doesn't open within that time please try this: https://tripetto.app/run/MOW43C7XDC
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