Worldwide · OUTDOOR ESCAPE GAMES
The room turned inside out: same puzzle chain, same story, but the locks are landmarks and the ceiling is the sky. The 15 below start whenever you arrive, cost less than an indoor hour and scale to any group size.
Explore Étretat through a two-hour outdoor treasure hunt built around its cliffs, beaches, streets, and local stories. Choose independent play with a mobile game or the VIP option, where a guide meets you in town and explains the clues and history in English.
“Learned a lot about the city and history of the area. Fantastic tour guide Julie. Challenging but accessible clues. We won!”
Follow the Bamberg Horseman through the old town with a puzzle backpack, solving 12 hands-on challenges and six locks over about 3 km. The private game suits groups of up to 10, runs in German or English, and works year-round outdoors.
“Thematisch schön aufgebaut und abwechslungsreiche Rätsel mit einem schönen Mix aus analogen und digitalen Medien”
Meet your Game Master near Pile Gate, receive a wooden book sealed with five locks, and follow its clues through seven Dubrovnik locations. This private English-language game mixes a treasure hunt with an escape room, includes coffee, tea, and soft drinks, and works even if you have never watched Game of Thrones.
“This was a really fun way to see sites just outside the city walls and within old town. The puzzles were very fun for my husband and I. He had not seen game of thrones, and I have. Knowledge of the show is fun, but not necessary to completing the puzzles. Fun facts both about the city and the show are included by the guide at the beginning, and by the book box. English directions were great and easy to understand. I would recommend this for anyone that likes puzzles and escape rooms, wants to see the GoT highlights of Dubrovnik, and wants to do all of that without a…”
Use your smartphone to follow a roughly 1-mile route through Utrecht, solving clues at Watertoren Lauwerhof, Wolvenplein, Voorstraat, and nearby streets. This self-guided Outside Escape game takes about one to two hours, works in English, and lets only your own group take part.
“Molto divertente scopri aspetti della città che non noteresti!!! Divertente da fare con amici e anche con bambini”
Take an outdoor escape room through Bremen Old Town. Meet the game master at Martinistraße and Langenstraße, receive an iPad, and follow architectural clues, codes, and riddles to save the city. Expect German instructions, all-weather walking, teamwork, and an ending somewhere different from the start.
“Es hat viel Spaß gemacht und man konnte dadurch Bremen noch einmal ganz anders wahrnehmen!”
Start at Place Rihour and follow Arsène Lupin’s trail through Lille. You’ll use a charged smartphone, internet access, and teamwork to solve clues tied to the city. The game runs in French or English, with a game master available throughout.
“Très bonne activité pour découvrir la ville à travers un jeu. Énigmes pas toujours évidentes néanmoins.”
Explore central The Hague at your own pace with an English smartphone game from Outside Escape. Solve riddles at Hofvijver, Lange Voorhout, Noordeinde Palace, and other landmarks. The private activity lasts about one to two hours and suits groups of up to six.
“Unfortunately we had to quit the experience after about ten minutes, so I can’t say much about it. The first 4 or 5 questions were really interesting and entertaining, so we expect the rest to be as much fun! Hopefully we can finish it some other time, but I’m afraid our code and answers will be expired by then.”
Meet Game Master Iva at Rector’s Palace, receive a wooden book sealed with five padlocks, then follow its clues through six Old Town locations. You solve puzzles at your own pace, pass historic sites and Game of Thrones filming spots, and return to the meeting point after about two hours.
“Our family of 4 including 2 teens had the best time exploring the city and figuring out the puzzles to unlock further instructions. We even could stop for coffee to figure it out, which made us parents enjoy it even more!”
Solve clever, location-based riddles as you walk through central Amersfoort, from Langestraat and the Muurhuizen to Koppelpoort and Lange Jan. This private English-language game takes about one to two hours, works for groups of up to six, and lets you pause for a café stop along the way.
“Very nice tour to explore the city, covering all the important spots. No time pressure, only points to collect, great to take your time and look closely. Smart riddles, not too difficult and asking the group to keep their eyes peeled throughout the tour + can be followed using multiple phones, very handy! Also nice service and timely reply via mail. Aanrader!”
Explore Delft with a private, self-guided Outside Escape game for up to six people. Over one to two hours, you follow a 2-kilometer route from Delft Station through old streets, squares, churches, and landmark buildings while solving riddles at your own pace.
“We went out with colleagues for Outside Escape, it was very enjoyable and fun to complete. Also the communication was very smooth with them :)”
You and up to five companions follow real-world clues through Boston’s North End, solving puzzles through an app and a physical game box. Start at 14 N Square, track down Chronos Agency double agents, use hints when needed, and finish where you began.
“This was a great experience. It was a bit challenging, but thankfully there were hints. We used the hints to make sure we were on the right track. However, there were a couple of times we were clueless and needed those hints to move us along.”
Start at the Golden Rider and follow an iPad-led murder case along Dresden’s Elbe riverbank. Your team of up to eight gets an equipment case, solves clues near the Augustus Bridge, Königsbank, and Japanese Palace, then meets the guide for a final review and team photo.
“Schöne Ausblicke auf Dresden, Toll gemacht, Schwarzlampen waren bissl schwach auf der Brust, Schild am Brunnen hiess Sina statt Lina ( da kann man ja das Rätsel nicht lösen ☹️), Hausfassade war ungenau dargestellt”
Follow a self-guided German puzzle route through Nuremberg's old town with a loaned backpack, six locks, and clues tied to Albrecht Dürer. You will walk about 2.5 km, work at your own pace, enjoy a sweet surprise, and receive a small souvenir at the finish.
“Die Aufgabe mit dem Kompass! Da können Kinder lerben, mit diesen umzugrgen!”
Use your smartphone to guide a self-paced Outside Escape through Maastricht. Solve riddles while crossing Sint Servaasbrug, exploring Stokstraat, De Bisschopsmolen, Vrijthof, and Markt. The route takes about one to two hours and starts in Wyck before ending near city hall.
“We hebben een superleuke middag gehad in Maastricht en plekken gezien die we nog niet eerder hadden gezien!”
Join Thibaut for a three-hour English-language escape game and treasure hunt on Île de la Cité. Use an old map, manuscript, and other artifacts to solve riddles tied to Paris landmarks, architecture, and lesser-known corners. The game starts and ends at Place Louis Lépine.
“Thibaut is a very nice gentleman and very creative with his game, it was entertaining for both adults and children. We had fun discovering facts and places while learning about France’s history and seeing Paris architecture from the Île de la Cité area. This is a mix of escape game and treasure hunt put into a nice story to solve riddles based on physical clues you need to observe around the city. We had a bag of artifacts to help us visually identify what was needed to solve the challenges, such as an old map, a manuscript, few other objects we used as clues… and we could solve them all.…”
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