City adventures
Explore the City Through Photo Challenges
Look beyond the landmark checklist and turn streets, food, signs and unexpected details into part of the game.
See familiar streets differently
A city hunt works on holiday and at home. Choose one neighbourhood, a route between venues or an entire afternoon. Broad prompts let the city supply the answers instead of sending everyone to the same obvious place.
How a Snaphunt works
One person creates the Snaphunt, chooses the setting and group size, and sets the reveal time. Players open the shared link or enter the six-character code in their browser, choose their name, and protect their place with a four-digit PIN.
Each player receives their own hand of photo challenge cards. They use their phone camera to complete each challenge, with three shots available per card. Photos stay sealed until the reveal, when the group can enjoy the shared album together.
Play respectfully in public
Keep paths clear, follow venue rules and ask permission before making a stranger the subject of a photo. The best city challenges reward observation, not disruption.
Photo challenge examples
These are inspiration for planning your experience. They do not add or change cards in the Snaphunts product.
- Challenge 1
Street art hidden from the main road.
- Challenge 2
A local dish in its natural habitat.
- Challenge 3
The oldest-looking door on the block.
- Challenge 4
A perfect frame made by the architecture.
- Challenge 5
Public transport with personality.
- Challenge 6
A skyline reflected somewhere unexpected.
Frequently asked questions
- Can we use Snaphunts in our own city?
- Yes. A Snaphunt can turn a familiar neighbourhood, food crawl or night out into a new activity.
- Do we have to visit fixed checkpoints?
- No. The existing Snaphunts experience is based on photo challenge cards, not GPS checkpoints or a required route.