Scavenger hunt ideas

Tile wall portrait

Lisbon is famous for its azulejo tile walls. Find the most striking tile facade you can and take a portrait-style team photo against it.

Times Square neon shot

Times Square has more than 250,000 LEDs flashing every second. Find a spot where the screens light up the whole group and take a photo where everyone strikes their best Broadway pose. The brighter the lights behind you, the better.

Tivoli ride pose

In or near Tivoli: take a group photo where everyone has hands in the air, screaming, like they're on a rollercoaster (whether they're actually on one or not).

Tram 28 photo

Find Tram 28 (or any yellow Lisbon tram) and take a group photo next to it (or hopping on, with a ticket). The tram must be clearly in shot.

Trdelník moment

Find a trdelník (sweet rolled pastry) stand. Take a group photo with everyone biting into one at the same time.

Trevi coin toss

At the Trevi Fountain: each person tosses a coin over their left shoulder with their right hand (the proper way). Take a video of the team tossing in unison.

Trinity scholar pose

In Trinity's cobblestoned courtyard: take a group photo where everyone strikes a deeply intellectual scholar pose, hands on chin, books in mind.

Trivia: 1755 earthquake

Much of central Lisbon was rebuilt after a famous earthquake. In what year did that earthquake hit?

Trivia: 1906 disaster

San Francisco was famously devastated by an earthquake and fire in what year?

Trivia: Akershus age

Akershus Fortress was built in which century (the late 1200s, 13th century is accepted)?

Trivia: Alcatraz closure

Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, the rock in the Bay, was closed in what year?

Trivia: Amsterdam first mention

In what year was Amsterdam first mentioned in writing?

Trivia: Amsterdam Mokum

Amsterdammers also call their city by a Yiddish nickname. What is it?

Trivia: Amsterdam river origin

Amsterdam owes its name to a dam in a river. What is the name of that river?

Trivia: Angry Boy

Vigeland Park's most famous sculpture is a small bronze of a stamping toddler. What is its English nickname (two words)?

Trivia: archipelago islands

The Stockholm archipelago is one of the largest in the Baltic. Roughly how many islands does it contain (around 30,000 is accepted)?

Trivia: Art Deco district

Miami Beach is home to the world's largest concentration of Art Deco architecture. Roughly how many Art Deco buildings make up the Historic District?

Trivia: Arthur's Seat origin

Arthur's Seat is geologically what kind of formation?

Trivia: Astronomical Clock year

In what year was Prague's Astronomical Clock installed (it's the third-oldest in the world)?

Trivia: Athena patron

Athens is named after a Greek goddess. Which one (and what is she goddess of, in one word)?

Trivia: Atomium year

The Atomium was built for which famous event in 1958?

Trivia: Bat count

Roughly how many Mexican free-tailed bats live under the Congress Avenue Bridge in summer (in millions)?

Trivia: Bavaria capital

Munich is the capital of which German state?

Trivia: Belém Tower era

Belém Tower was built during which famous Portuguese era of seafaring exploration (two words)?