Cultural Scavenger Hunt of Pérez the Mouse in Madrid

Context This cultural scavenger hunt takes place in the heart of Madrid’s historic center, a pedestrian-friendly zone rich in heritage and urban life. The route includes six iconic spots such as the Ratón Pérez House-Museum, Plaza de Oriente, and the Royal Theatre. Blending culture and play, the experience unfolds in a setting where cobbled streets and the city’s gentle hum create a unique atmosphere for both learning and fun.

The Experience For about one hour, you’ll walk with children and family members, following clues and solving riddles centered on Pérez the Mouse, a beloved figure in Spanish childhood culture. The journey begins at the museum house, where the story of the mouse is introduced, and continues through historic squares and alleys with interactive and artistic activities designed to keep young minds engaged. The breeze carries the smell of fresh bread from nearby pastry shops as you move along.

For Whom This scavenger hunt is ideal for families with children aged 5 and up, school groups, and tourists traveling with kids interested in urban games and culture. It requires light physical activity and walking for one hour. Not suitable for people with limited mobility who cannot walk or for children under 5.

Local Context Pérez the Mouse is deeply rooted in Spanish tradition, with a real museum house in Madrid that reflects the character’s cultural significance. The area is full of history and everyday life, where locals and visitors coexist among monuments and traditional shops, enriching the experience through their presence and customs.