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Cumalıkızık village games

Teams explore the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-listed village of Cumalıkızık, solving clues, completing village tasks and meeting local makers.

Cumalıkızık village games
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What is Cumalıkızık village games and who is it for?

Teams explore the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-listed village of Cumalıkızık, solving clues, completing village tasks and meeting local makers. Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes. Group size: 12–80 people. Setting: Outdoor. Price from €45 per person. Popular locations include Bursa & Uludağ.

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Duration
3 hours 30 minutes
Group size
12–80 people
Setting
Outdoor
Physical intensity
Low intensity
Price from
€45 per person
Available in
Bursa & Uludağ

Cumalıkızık is a 700-year-old Ottoman village at the foot of Uludağ, with timber-framed houses, cobbled lanes and a small square shaded by plane trees. In this game, teams receive a village map and a booklet of clues, and move from house to house to unlock the next stage.

Tasks include identifying architectural details, a quick lesson in gözleme pastry with village women, a traditional games station and a photo challenge. Points add up at the final checkpoint in the village square, where everyone shares tea and local snacks before the winners are announced. It is a gentle, inclusive activity that also supports local households.

Included

  • Game designer and facilitators
  • Maps, clue booklets and all game materials
  • Gözleme workshop with village women
  • Tea and snacks at the finale
  • Prizes for the winning team

Not included

  • Transfers from Bursa
  • Village breakfast (available as an add-on)

Sustainability practices

  • Local suppliers

Accessibility

The lanes are steep in places and paved with uneven cobblestones, so the game is not suitable for wheelchair users. We offer a base role in the village square for guests who prefer not to walk much.

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