With more canals than Venice and stunning contrasts between historic workshops and bold modern architecture, Birmingham is the ultimate canvas for a smartphone scavenger hunt.
Every checkpoint in Birmingham includes tailored photo dares, video challenges, GPS triggers, or historical riddles ready to play right in your mobile browser.
Centenary Square & Bullring
Locate the world-famous bronze Bull statue outside the Bullring shopping center and capture a team photo mirroring its powerful stance.
Gas Street Basin & Brindleyplace
Check in via GPS on the historic cast-iron bridge overlooking the narrowboats at Gas Street Basin.
The Jewellery Quarter & St. Paul’s
What iconic anchor symbol is struck on precious metals tested at the Birmingham Assay Office, the largest in the world?
Digbeth & Custard Factory
Record a dramatic 10-second video delivery of an iconic Peaky Blinders line against the historic brick walls of Digbeth.
Centenary Square & Bullring
Ascend to the terrace of the Library of Birmingham and photograph the city skyline with your team pointing toward the horizon.
Canal wharves, narrowboats & waterside terraces
The historic junction of the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, featuring charming brick bridges, narrowboats, and buzzing waterside bars.
Victorian artisanal workshops & tree-lined squares
A designated conservation area producing 40% of the UK’s jewellery, surrounded by Victorian factories, independent workshops, and Georgian squares.
Futuristic landmarks & bustling city center
Discover Birmingham’s architectural showpieces, from the world-famous bronze Bull to the interlocking metal rings of the Library of Birmingham.
Creative quarter, street art & independent vibe
Birmingham’s coolest creative quarter, housed in Victorian industrial buildings with colossal street art, independent food stalls, and music halls.
Zero app downloads or logins for participants. Scan a QR code in Birmingham to join immediately.
Teams race each other across Birmingham with live score feeds, photo galleries, and real-time trash talk.
Wrap up your Birmingham adventure in a café, pub, or office with an automated winner podium broadcast.
Yes! The area between Centenary Square, ICC, and Gas Street Basin is completely pedestrianized and ideal for 50–300+ conference attendees looking for a high-energy team break.
Yes! Scaventer includes a Big Screen TV Presentation Mode. Simply plug a laptop into the venue’s TV or projector to display live scores, photo dares, and the awards podium.
Yes, Birmingham’s canal towpaths around Gas Street Basin and Brindleyplace are paved, well-lit, and pedestrian-friendly, making them ideal for walking adventures.
No! Everything runs directly in the mobile browser. Participants simply scan a QR code on their phone to start playing right away.
Test full gameplay free in our sandbox with up to 4 players, or launch a live city event in minutes.