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An archer in medieval costume draws a bow in front of onlookers

Archery and Crossbow Shooting

4.9/510,000+ performances

Authentic historical bows and crossbows, professional instructors and a thrilling activity for children and adults – a shooting range for your celebration or event.

Setting
indoors and outdoors
Price
from €385
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What the impression is made of

  • Replicas of authentic historical bows and crossbows
  • A professional instructor supervising every participant
  • Instruction: stance, aiming and shooting technique
  • Shooting lane enclosed with protective nets and shields
  • Lighter bows for children
  • Option to run an individual or team mini-tournament
  • Adaptable for outdoor and indoor venues
  • Instructors in 14th–15th century historical costume (optional)

A guest picks up not a toy but the weight of a real weapon — and feels it from the first shot.


Two weapons, one range — and no queue for a start time

Archery and crossbow shooting is one of the most popular active activities from Viduramžiai LT, because guests get to try both weapons at a single range. We use replicas of historical bows and crossbows, chosen so participants feel the real weight and power of the weapon – not a toy, but a serious tool once carried by medieval warriors.

Unlike a short, scheduled performance, the range usually runs as an open zone for the whole length of the event. Guests don't need to gather at a set time – anyone can step up and shoot whenever suits them, and the activity never competes with the rest of the programme for a dedicated time slot.

Even a first-timer hits the target

Every participant is supervised by a professional instructor, who explains the correct stance, aiming principle and shooting technique. That's why hitting the target is achievable even for someone holding a bow or crossbow for the very first time – neither adults nor children need any prior experience.

The range is set up to formal safety requirements: the shooting lane is kept separate from foot traffic, and protective nets and shields are placed behind the targets so arrows and bolts stay inside a clearly defined zone. That makes it possible to run the activity even while another part of the event is happening nearby.

From free shooting to a tournament — and the urge to come back

In the basic format, guests simply shoot freely at the targets as much as they like. For those after more excitement, we offer a competitive format – individual or team mini-tournaments that crown the most accurate shooter at the event. It's an easy way to involve a larger group: colleagues at a corporate party, friends at a birthday, or family at an anniversary.

For children, we select lighter bows so they can complete a successful shot within their own strength and feel the same satisfaction as the adults – always under the supervision of a parent or instructor. To reinforce the medieval atmosphere, instructors can optionally dress in 14th–15th century historical attire; this doesn't change the activity itself, but it does add to the overall look of the event.

We deliberately choose replicas of historical bows and crossbows rather than modern sports archery gear – the kind of weapons real warriors and hunters carried in medieval times. That means the weapon feels heavier in the hand, the string pulls harder, and the shot itself demands more technique than squeezing a modern trigger. That difference is exactly what makes the impression stick – the sense of holding an authentic piece, not a souvenir version.

The crossbow is often the bigger discovery, since many guests have only ever seen one in films or illustrations and now get to load and fire it themselves with the instructor's help. Because both weapons are available at the same range at the same time, participants can compare which one suits them better and return to their favourite as many times as the schedule allows.

Fits a backyard party and a city square

The shooting zone works equally well at an intimate family celebration and at a larger corporate event or public festival: the format adapts easily to a few dozen guests or a few hundred, because participants set their own pace – nobody waits for a shared start or finish. At corporate events, the mini-tournament format is especially effective as a team-building element: colleagues form groups, cheer each other on, and walk away with a shared talking point for the rest of the evening.

At public city or community events, the range often becomes one of the most popular stops, since the sight of bows, crossbows and targets draws in passers-by who initially only meant to watch from a distance. Because the activity has no age limit, it suits family days and adult parties equally well.


The practical side — ours to handle

Safety

We fence the area and steward it throughout; the safety gear comes with us.

Instructors

Our people teach and supervise every participant — no experience needed.

Space

A safe run is required; we pick the right spot together with you.

Participants

We match the contests to age, and taking part is always voluntary.

The answers people need most

Is this activity safe for children?

Yes, the range is safe, but children are always supervised by a parent or instructor while shooting. We select lighter bows for younger participants, so even those with less strength can complete a successful shot. Overall lane safety is maintained with protective nets and a clear distance kept between shooters and spectators.

How much space is needed to set up the range?

A safe zone of roughly 10–15 metres in length is required. The exact area depends on the spacing between targets, so we assess the specific venue – a courtyard, square or hall – before the event and suggest the best way to mark off the shooting lane.

Can shooting be held indoors?

Yes, if the room is spacious enough to apply the same safety principles as outdoors: no foot traffic through the shooting lane and protective nets in place. It's a good alternative during the colder months or for events held entirely indoors.

How long does the activity run?

The range usually operates as an open activity zone for the whole event rather than a one-off, scheduled performance. Guests can step up and shoot whenever it suits them, and for those wanting more excitement we run a short mini-tournament with a clear winner.

Do the instructors wear historical costumes?

Yes, on request instructors can wear 14th–15th century historical attire – it adds to the medieval atmosphere of the event, but the shooting format and safety measures stay exactly the same. We discuss costumes together with you while planning the rest of the programme.

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4.9/511,000 Facebook

Archery became the main attraction of our celebration. Everything was set up safely, and the instructors patiently explained the technique to both adults and children. Our sincere thanks for the quality service.

Tauragės kultūros centras

Our sincere thanks for the wonderfully organised activity at our company gathering. The instructors worked very professionally, and for many colleagues the chance to try a real crossbow was the first experience of its kind in their lives.

UAB Stebulė

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