Team-Events.ch arranges excursions for companies throughout Switzerland.

This team event on an idyllic farm in the Emmental promises fun and games for you and your team.

With or without supervision

Get out of the daily grind and into the fun of the game: Everyone gets their money's worth at this team event. Get to know unusual games such as Lego charades, Hoschtet golf or milking stool bingo with your team. Up to ten games are available for your event. Depending on the weather and the size of the group, the guide in charge of your event will decide which games to choose. The games are played in groups of eight to twelve people. Each game lasts around 20 minutes and is supervised by a game guide.

On request, the games can also be played without a guide - but not the golf games or the games involving electronic devices.

The games in detail

• Hoschtet golf: You tee off on a hill. The aim is not to hit the ball as far as possible - but to hit the rings between the apple trees as accurately as possible.
• Unihockey goal wall: Here you shoot through the goal wall at typical objects from the farm - such as a milk can or an old harasse.
• Triff-den-Schiri: Now it's up to the - of course not living - referee: Who will hit him most often with the slingshot?
• Milking Chair Bingo: Old solar panels serve as a playing field, the milking chair as a curling stone: who can slide the chair over the panels so that it remains in the Bull's Eye?
• Heinze Golf: The Heinze, where hay was once dried, becomes the target for tied golf balls in this game.
• Course: Choose your means of transportation - be it an electric go-kart, a scooter or your own feet - and complete the course twice with the aim of achieving the same time both times.
• Hammer throwing: Accuracy is required here. If you throw your favorite hammer, your score is doubled.
• Lego charades: The term you are looking for must be assembled from Lego bricks as quickly as possible - put your creativity to the test.
• Geography game: A classic, played on the big screen. Search for countries, cantons, destinations, cities and much more.
• Corn Hole: Imported from the USA: Each player tries to sink the corn bag into the opponents' platform.
• Schnabuweid: What exactly is a "Plütterlüpf"? Hidden in the cupboard are questions about the Emmental and old Bernese German terms.

Catering possible

After a day full of action and games, the time is ripe for an aperitif, a barbecue or a cozy raclette. Reserve the right place on the farm for this - you can choose between a party room, the hay stage (unheated) or the Hofstatt, including a beach bar. Several locations can be booked on request.

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