One Hundred Youths Celebrate Festival with Daytime Scavenger Hunt in Plaça de la Pau

The initiative by the Youth Department tests the skills and teamwork of participants aged 12 to 15.

Young people participating in a daytime scavenger hunt in Plaça de la Pau.
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Young people participating in a daytime scavenger hunt in Plaça de la Pau.

Around one hundred young people aged 12 to 15 took part in the Daytime Festival Scavenger Hunt, held in the Plaça de la Pau, overcoming challenges and solving riddles.

The Plaça de la Pau was the focal point for a new edition of the Daytime Festival Scavenger Hunt, which gathered approximately one hundred boys and girls aged between 12 and 15. The activity combined fun, competition, and the promotion of teamwork through various challenges designed to assess participants' dexterity and speed.
The young participants had to overcome different challenges and decipher riddles to progress in the competition. This initiative, promoted by the Youth Department, has established itself as a notable event within the Festival for the younger audience.

"We see how increasingly the younger ones dress in colors by groups and imitate the functioning of the Gincana"

Javier Romero · Youth Councillor
Councillor Javier Romero highlighted that the event introduces the tradition of the Nighttime Scavenger Hunt to younger individuals who cannot yet participate. The main objective is to accumulate 25 points by solving riddles and overcoming challenges, all within a festive and energetic atmosphere in the square.
This activity also serves as preparation for the well-known Nighttime Scavenger Hunt, a significant event on the youth calendar reserved for older participants.