Escape Games · COPENHAGEN
Good copenhagen escape games tours fill their evening slots weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Enter the Da Vinci room in Copenhagen with your private group of up to six. Solve Holy Grail riddles in sequence while a game master such as Ada, Siff, or Natalie offers help when needed. The experience runs in English, includes a team photo, and ends at the starting point.
“Thanks for a great 5 star experience! Thanks Siff for facilitating a great event. Happy to come again another time. Good day”
At Midgaard Event in Copenhagen, you and up to five teammates race to finish a cure for a deadly pandemic. Expect a private room, a dedicated game master, a 75-minute game, team photo, and help from hosts such as Kassandra or Lasse.
“We went with our kids 3 and 6 year old. The puzzles and the theme were fantastic, we really enjoyed them! The host made the whole experience memorable, helping the girls feel comfortable and have a great time. We absolutely recommend it, 100%.”
Take your private team of up to six behind the Soviet border in 1989 for a two-hour spy mission. A live actor, detailed sets, unusual puzzles, and 34 hidden speakers carry the story. The full visit lasts about two and a half to three hours.
“Crazy scenography!!! And the actor Ada was so convincing in the role. Generally all rooms are very well done, we tried three today, and all was very challenging but also quite varied”
Join a private team of up to 12 as British agents in 1902. You will enter Colonel Holtenberg’s estate, search for secret royal photographs, and solve linked puzzles across two rooms. A costumed game master, including hosts such as Poppy, Ian, or Roxanne, guides the action when needed.
“My first escape room experience was fantastic, well worth a visit! Ada was very good in her role. The challenges were great fun.”
Use the Questo app to guide yourself from Kongens Nytorv to Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid statue. Along the way, solve a fairy-tale quest and pass the Royal Danish Theatre, Stork Fountain, Amalienborg Palace, and more. Allow two to three hours, and bring a charged smartphone.
“I'd you're looking for a scavenger hunt this is for you. Lots of history and you definitely cover alot of ground. However it took us nearly 3 hours to complete and only stopped once for short break.”
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