Geocache routes and locations in Breda

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Geocaching is a fun and active way to explore Breda and the surrounding area from a different perspective. Whether you're out with children or just craving a bit of adventure: there are plenty of caches in and around the city that are truly worth the hunt!

What is geocaching?

Geocaching is a modern form of treasure hunting. Using a GPS or the Geocaching app, you go on a journey to find hidden ‘caches’: small boxes, tubes, or cleverly concealed spots in the city, forest, or along a walking trail. Most often, you will find a logbook or a small trading item inside. Additionally, there are also virtual caches, where you do not find a container but instead answer a question or take a photo on the spot to log your visit.

How does geocaching work?

Via the app, select a geocache and follow the coordinates to the right spot. That’s where the real search begins: sometimes you spot a cache immediately, sometimes you have to look a little harder. Once you've found it, write your name in the logbook and optionally leave a small item for the next finder.

Blind Walls Breda

Geocache GC99AVC starts at Breda Station and takes you past various artworks in the city, including several Blind Walls. You follow recognizable places and surprising details that you would normally pass by. A fun route that combines art and exploration.

Have you been impressed by the murals from Blind Walls Gallery? There are more than 140 to discover in Breda!

More information about Blind Walls Gallery

Blind Walls Gallery mural with Grote Kerk in the background

Haagdijk

Along the Haagdijk lies the geocache GCAYAG4 which guides you through one of Breda's oldest and most characteristic streets. The mix of historic buildings, shops, and hidden corners makes this a surprisingly fun area to explore.

Learn more about Haagdijk!

Photo of the beginning of Haagdijk in Breda

Princenhage

In Princenhage there are several geocaches, including GCB6KZ4 and GCAV2QA, which take you through the village centre and along quiet streets where you might otherwise just pass by. A surprising route if you want something different from the centre and are curious about a more village-like, tucked-away part of Breda.

Curious which hotspots and hidden gems you can discover further in Princenhage?

Hotspots in Princenhage

Church in Princenhage, municipality of Breda

Prinsenbeek

In Prinsenbeek, you will find a whole series of (virtual) geocaches — GCAFNMV, GC3AYN6, GCB9KM5, GC5M4NG and GC43ZW7. They are scattered throughout the village and the green surroundings, so you always find yourself in a different part of Prinsenbeek.

With a mix of easy and challenging caches, this is a great place for everyone who enjoys a bit of variety in their treasure hunt.

Discover more about Prinsenbeek!

Square in Prinsenbeek, Municipality of Breda

Rat Verlegh Stadium

At the NAC Stadium, start GCB21AA, a geocache that immediately shows you another part of Breda. Before or after searching, you can also enjoy browsing at Stada Stores, whether it's grabbing a bite or picking up delicacies from the Jumbo Foodmarket. A great combination of hunting and discovering!

Interested in discovering Breda's pride?

Teteringen

In Teteringen lie GC57CWY and GCBJCDM, two geocaches that guide you through the village and along the green edges. It is an accessible route with enough variation: quiet streets, open patches of nature, and here and there a surprising corner along the way.

Perfect if you're looking for an adventure that remains quite manageable but still shows you something new

Hotspots in Teteringen

Ulvenhout

With GC35DPV and GC294DG, you can discover Ulvenhout in a relaxed way. You walk through the village, along the forest edge, and pick up exactly the right amount of variety along the way. Ideal for a peaceful treasure hunt in the greenery.

And are you after all that searching in the mood for something tasty? Ulvenhout has a few cozy cafes and eateries where you can just flop down.

Nice places in Ulvenhout