Digital City Rally Berlin – for Students & School Trips

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Brief Description

Experience Berlin Mitte with your school class through an active team challenge: Students compete against each other in several small groups at the same time, solving tasks, collecting points, and have 150 minutes to achieve the highest score.

The digital city rally is ideal for class trips, field trips, project days, and school excursions where your class can explore Berlin in a playful, independent way with plenty of teamwork. Each rally runs as a private event exclusively for your group—with its own high score, photo gallery, and shared results via the Showdown link.

Price per team / per app access

€9.99 per person for, e.g., 4 people per team

39,99 €

Product description

An active Berlin experience for your class

With this digital city scavenger hunt, Berlin Mitte becomes an interactive activity for your class trip, field trip, or project day. You’ll divide your class into several small groups that start at the same time and work to complete as many challenges as possible within 150 minutes.

The appeal isn’t just about collecting points. Students must navigate their way around, coordinate with each other, make decisions as a team, and manage their time effectively. This creates a city experience that combines physical activity, puzzles, creativity, and teamwork.

The rally is particularly suitable for school classes, graduation trips, project groups, and youth groups who want to explore Berlin Mitte on their own without it turning into a traditional city walk. For adult groups and teams, we recommend our Berlin City Scavenger Hunt: Team Edition.

In-class competition

The school class version runs as a closed group challenge. This means that only the teams from your class or travel group participate in the competition. External groups do not appear in the rankings.

Your class has its own high score, where all small groups are clearly listed. This makes it easy to track the score during or after the rally. Using the high score and showdown link, you can then review the results together and crown a winning team.

This is especially handy if you’re looking for a clear program item for your class trip with a start, a game phase, and a group finale.

Free route selection instead of a fixed itinerary

The teams are not given a predetermined standard route. Instead, they decide for themselves which stops to visit in Berlin Mitte and how to use their playtime. Each small group thus develops its own strategy.

Some teams might opt for short distances and many tasks. Others deliberately focus on stops with higher point potential. It is precisely this freedom that brings the rally to life and ensures that students actively plan rather than just following a fixed tour.

The 150-minute countdown provides a clear framework. The class stays on the move within a manageable time frame, while the individual teams act independently.

Tasks, photos and shared memories

Along the way, various task formats await the teams: puzzles, trivia questions, small observation tasks, and creative photo challenges. The students must look closely, make connections, discuss, and sometimes get creative on the spot.

This creates an experience that fits perfectly with school trips: the group is out and about, discovering places in Berlin Mitte, and collecting shared moments along with points.

The submitted photos are collected in a dedicated photo gallery. After the rally, they can be sent out and preserved as a memento of the field trip or class trip.

Easy to integrate into your daily schedule

Organization is simple. You book the appropriate number of accesses for your planned teams or small groups. After that, the rally can start at the time that best fits your daily schedule. The only important thing is that all teams start at the same time.

The game is played on your own devices. You don’t need a dedicated tour guide from us and aren’t tied to other groups. As soon as your class is ready, the city rally can begin.

The Team Challenge is particularly useful if you can form at least 2 to 3 small groups. This creates a real competition that motivates your class and provides a clear conclusion to the activity.