Six clues. Two hours. Nine thousand years of history. We design the route, brief the teams, and run the day — you leave with a group that suddenly knows how to work together.
The Citadel sits on the oldest inhabited hill in the world. Bronze Age temples, Roman columns, an Umayyad palace, and a 360° view of modern Amman — all on one ridge. We turn that landscape into a course of clues.
Teams form, get briefed, and head out with a kit: a map sketch, the first clue, a Polaroid-style instant camera, and a radio for the safety crew. Each clue solved unlocks the next location, the next puzzle, the next photo task. The hunt ends with everyone back at base for a reveal, a leaderboard, and a tea round.
It works because it isn't just running around. The puzzles need people who notice details, people who do the maths, people who navigate, and people who keep the group calm. Everyone has a moment. By the end, the team has new shorthand for who-does-what — and that's the part they take back to work.
Below is the standard route. We adapt it for your group size, time of year, and the dynamics you're trying to build.
Teams form, captains are chosen, kits are handed out. Everyone signs the safety sheet. Two minutes of theatre to set the tone — and the first clue lands in their hands.
00 : 10 inA Roman fragment, a hand twice your size. A maths puzzle on column dimensions sends teams looking for a number etched somewhere they wouldn't otherwise notice.
00 : 25 inA circular dome, an old water system, and a clue keyed to acoustics. Teams have to work out who stands where — and the loudest person isn't always the one who solves it.
00 : 50 in360° view of Amman. A photo task disguised as a riddle: get the whole team in one frame, with a specific landmark visible. Bonus points for creative composition.
01 : 15 inOne artefact, one short backstory, one cipher built from its date. Teams who slow down and read the placard get there fastest — a lesson worth more than the points.
01 : 35 inEveryone back to base. Leaderboard, photo wall, the story of each clue. We hand out prizes that aren't a coffee mug. Then tea, and ten minutes of "remember when we…".
02 : 00 inMost teams book 3 – 6 weeks ahead. Tight on time? We can usually run a hunt within ten working days, depending on group size and permits.