You will discover how the demand for spices led to an increasing number of trade voyages to the Far East, and how stocks were invented to finance those trading expeditions.
Lugares que vais visitar
11
Isso levará você
85-115 mins
Vais caminhar
3150 passos
Distância total
2.4 km
O que vais fazer na realidade
Descarrega a app Questo e desbloqueia a missão. Caminha até Beursplein quando quiseres · sem guia, sem grupo, sem hora marcada.
Resolve 11 enigmas escondidos nas ruas à tua volta. Cada um que resolves desbloqueia o local seguinte.
Termina em Amstel e vê em que lugar ficas na classificação de Amsterdam.
Destaques
Wall street is often referred to as the epicenter of finance, but Amsterdam can be a good contender for being the cradle of modern finance. The first registration of company stock was open to the public in the Nes street in 1602. Some of the early stock owners have amassed big fortunes, but not everyone handled this richness well...
Classificações e resenhas
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Wim Herremans
Criado por Koyaanisqatsi
Koyaanisqatsi criou esta missão · o percurso, os enigmas e a história são dele.
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SOBRE ESTA EXPERIÊNCIA
O que esperar de Stock Mania
In this quest you will visit hidden spots that tell part of the 750 years of history of the city of Amsterdam. You will uncover remarkable facts and learn about the unique role that Amsterdam has played in the development of trade and stocks. You will discover how the demand for spices led to an increasing number of trade voyages to the Far East, and how stocks were invented to finance those trading expeditions.
Wall street is often referred to as the epicenter of finance, but Amsterdam can be a good contender for being the cradle of modern finance. The first registration of company stock was open to the public in the Nes street in 1602. Some of the early stock owners have amassed big fortunes, but not everyone handled this richness well...
Start: Beursplein. Finish: Amstel. 11 challenges included.
