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Museum Scavenger Hunt
Museum Scavenger Hunt is a modern take on a classic date idea. Enjoy a day of exploration and discovery as you solve puzzles, find hidden clues, and learn about art or history in London's iconic or hidden-gem museums. It's a great way to stay active, always have something new to talk about, and shaโฆ
- You and your partner will meet outside the museum youโve decided to visit. Before you enter, youโll review the rules and expectancies of the scavenger hunt with your partner. Then, youโll receive a sheet with a series of clues and questions that you need to solve while inside the museum.
- Once inside, youโll begin exploring the exhibits, finding and solving clues as a team. This setup will surely bring out your communication and teamwork skills. Youโll laugh, learn, and enjoy discovering new things with your partner.
- At the end of your museum visit/scavenger hunt, you can compare who found the most answers or clues. Both of you will get a new perspective on art, history, or culture, and a closer bond with each other as well.
Preparation steps:
- Get to know a bit about the museum and its exhibits before your date. This will make it easier for you to answer the clues and questions.
- Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothes. You'll be walking a lot and you want to be comfortable while exploring the museum.
- Double-check any requirements for entry in the chosen museum. Some may require pre-booking, others may have specific COVID-19 safety protocols.
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Some tips:
- The earlier you can start the date, the better. Museums tend to get busier as the day goes on, so early mornings are great for a more peaceful visit.
- If you are not sure about taking photos within the museum, ask a staff member. Some places may have restrictions, especially when using flash photography.
- Don't be afraid to ask for help if you get stuck on a clue. Museum staff or even other visitors can sometimes provide valuable hints or information that can help you progressing on your scavenger hunt.
Recommended locations:
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![The British Museum photo]()
Great Russell St, London WC1B 3DG, United Kingdom
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![Natural History Museum photo]()
Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD, United Kingdom
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![Victoria and Albert Museum photo]()
Cromwell Rd, London SW7 2RL, United Kingdom
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