Escape Games · NORWAY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 norway escape games tours worth the money, each with its price, its running time and the one thing to know before you commit.
Use your phone and 11 Viking-themed puzzles to walk through central Oslo, from the Nobel Peace Center and City Hall to the Royal Palace, Storting, Cathedral, and Akershus Fortress. You set the pace, pause when needed, and play privately with your own group. No physical guide is included.
“Loved it! Loads of interesting information and gave us a good overview of Oslo. Would definitely recommend!”
At Fangene på Fortet Oslo, you and a team of 2 to 5 people tackle a series of prison-themed challenge rooms. Expect puzzles, physical tasks, a scorecard, and English-language instructions across roughly 50 rooms, with no personal guide.
“Mega fedt koncept. Masse sjove udfordringer men som første gangs besøg skal man være klar på at prøve rummene flere gange. Der var mange mennesker hvilket gjorde vi måtte gå forbi nogle rum og derefter mistede vi overblik. eneste negative var at nogle af rummene skiftede sprog og vi forstod derfor ikke beskrivelsen. Ellers en rigtig fed oplevelse der skal gentages.”
Use your smartphone to solve an English-language city game across Kristiansand’s historic streets, waterfront, Odderøya, Posebyen, fortress, fish market, and Kilden. The private experience lasts about 3 to 4 hours, costs $36.93 for up to six people, and returns you to Sjølystveien 2.
“The app worked pretty well and it was fun having the distance countdown to each location. A couple of the clues were a little obscure, hence the 4 stars.”
Follow an English-language story game through Oslo’s Vigeland Park, solving clues beside famous sculptures from Gustav Vigeland. Use the app offline, pause whenever you like, and finish at the Wheel of Life. It takes about 60 to 90 minutes, with no guide or attraction tickets required.
“An absolutely amazing experience for our family with our ten year old daughter who was thrilled to play the game with us. We honestly learnt more about the park than if we didn’t play the game and it happened so seamlessly as we played. We were thoroughly entertained!”
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