Self-Guided Tour of Hasselt with Interactive City Game
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Get to know Hasselt in a unique and affordable way. We offer you a self-guided tour, via our online App. You play a fun, family-friendly game. Answer questions about the locations and do search assignments. All on your smartphone. Log in on our free city game app and enjoy the city. Not a 'boring' guide, but you decide when to start, stop or pause. Use GPS to find the nicest squares, streets, and monuments. Get the most interesting facts about the city. Discover Hasselt with our unique city game app. Instructions for starting the tour will be given after booking. You can do this tour anytime you choose. This city game is also a perfect activity for large groups.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Qula
This is a typical itinerary for this product
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A visit to the Gin Museum will make you your own. With attention to mind and body, the Gin Museum makes your visit an experience
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This church was built in the 18th century. In this church, now basilica, is the statue of Mary of Jesse (Virga Jesse) from the 14th century
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St. Quintinus Cathedral, dedicated to Quintinus, is located in the center of Hasselt. St Quintinus's Church became a cathedral when the Diocese of Hasselt was founded in 1967
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Modemuseum Hasselt is located in a unique, seventeenth-century building, the so-called Oud Gasthuis.
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Plopsa Indoor Hasselt is belgium's first partially covered theme park in Hasselt, located next to the Ethias Arena and Grenslandhallen
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The town hall of Hasselt, also called Stadskantoor, is a town hall in the Belgian city of Hasselt. The town hall opened in 2018 and serves as a replacement for the Old Town Hall of Hasselt.
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The oldest beguinage, which was mentioned as early as 1245, was located outside the ramparts, approximately at the Virga Jessecollege (Guffenslaan). It was destroyed during the Iconoclasm
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The Japanese Garden in Hasselt is the largest of its kind in Europe, the place par excellence to fully experience Japanese culture
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Discover the story of the abbey via a chronological trail through the fascinating history of 600 years of women on Herkenrode.
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Dusart went to the Royal Military School in Brussels. At the age of 19, he became a lieutenant. In 1890 he left for Congo, then private property of King Leopold II
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Because the city centre of Hasselt is not very large, this is of course also the case for the Grote Markt. The square is partly surrounded by cozy restaurants, hotels and some shops.
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The burial chapel and museum of Father Valentinus Paquay in the Minderbroederskerk attract thousands of visitors every year.
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In The Stadsmus you will discover the streets of Hasselt with its famous inhabitants and even one mysterious citizen who sees the light of day once every seven years.
Pass By:
A visit to the Gin Museum will make you your own. With attention to mind and body, the Gin Museum makes your visit an experience
Pass By:
This church was built in the 18th century. In this church, now basilica, is the statue of Mary of Jesse (Virga Jesse) from the 14th century
Pass By:
St. Quintinus Cathedral, dedicated to Quintinus, is located in the center of Hasselt. St Quintinus's Church became a cathedral when the Diocese of Hasselt was founded in 1967
Pass By:
Modemuseum Hasselt is located in a unique, seventeenth-century building, the so-called Oud Gasthuis.
Pass By:
Plopsa Indoor Hasselt is belgium's first partially covered theme park in Hasselt, located next to the Ethias Arena and Grenslandhallen
Pass By:
The town hall of Hasselt, also called Stadskantoor, is a town hall in the Belgian city of Hasselt. The town hall opened in 2018 and serves as a replacement for the Old Town Hall of Hasselt.
Pass By:
The oldest beguinage, which was mentioned as early as 1245, was located outside the ramparts, approximately at the Virga Jessecollege (Guffenslaan). It was destroyed during the Iconoclasm
Pass By:
The Japanese Garden in Hasselt is the largest of its kind in Europe, the place par excellence to fully experience Japanese culture
Pass By:
Discover the story of the abbey via a chronological trail through the fascinating history of 600 years of women on Herkenrode.
Pass By:
Dusart went to the Royal Military School in Brussels. At the age of 19, he became a lieutenant. In 1890 he left for Congo, then private property of King Leopold II
Pass By:
Because the city centre of Hasselt is not very large, this is of course also the case for the Grote Markt. The square is partly surrounded by cozy restaurants, hotels and some shops.
Pass By:
The burial chapel and museum of Father Valentinus Paquay in the Minderbroederskerk attract thousands of visitors every year.
Pass By:
In The Stadsmus you will discover the streets of Hasselt with its famous inhabitants and even one mysterious citizen who sees the light of day once every seven years.
