NORWAY · NORWAY ESCAPE GAMES
The 11 best escape games you can book right now, with what one player pays, how long each runs and how many of you it needs. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Oslo with 11 Viking-themed puzzles, royal landmarks, and flexible self-guided fun for just $7.20 per person.
“Easy to navigate, learnt so much about the history of the city and saw many different beautiful sides of Oslo. We wish more cities offered trails like this around the world!”
Test your teamwork in Oslo’s Prison Island, a 90-minute challenge game with puzzle rooms, physical tasks, and flexible scoring.
“it was super fun for the whole family, if you’re looking for fun things to do in Oslo then book this”
Explore Kristiansand by phone with a private e-scavenger hunt covering forts, markets, Posebyen, Kilden, and waterfront views.
“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.”
Review of Oslo’s Vigeland Alien Threat game, with itinerary, value, winter tips, app details, and advice on who should book.
“Easier than expected but fun. Similar kind of riddles as in the Oslo city centre game we did a day before, so little disappointed.”
Explore Stavanger’s old streets, museums, harbor, and landmarks with a flexible phone-based scavenger hunt for up to six people.
“The clues should be in order in locations. After walking 15 minutes back and forth in town to each clue, we got tired and gave up. They were great locations with historic stories.”
Test your detective skills in Molde’s 75-minute serial killer escape room, with themed rooms, fresh puzzles, English support, and a full debrief.
Explore Oslo by solving riddles at eight landmarks, with audio stories, GPS guidance, flexible timing, and family-friendly fun for $10.71.
“I really enjoyed the riddles and solved each one of them which was so fun. Great way around Oslo and got to see beautiful monuments”
Test codes, riddles, and teamwork in one of four Oslo escape rooms, with 60 minutes to complete your mission for $47 per person.
Solve a murder mystery around Oslo’s Akershus Fortress with a self-guided walking hunt, historic sights, phone clues, and flexible pacing.
“Good fun on a warm day. Tough to get to the start. Best part might be interacting with shop owner at the origination. Gave us some samples”
Test your wits in Molde’s Project Heisenberg escape room, with 60 minutes of puzzles, clues, and a race to beat the police.
“It was great fun! We were a group of four people. For three of us, it was the first time doing an escape room and I can tell, we enjoyed it a lot. Great atmosphere, nice rooms and very tricky tasks made it hard for us to make it through, but in the end we managed to finish the Escape Room just in time. Definitely reccomend this activity if you are in Molde and looking for some fun.”
Review of Tromso’s 3-hour walking tour, treasure hunt, city history, scenic bus ride, and Arctic Cathedral visit.
“We had an awesome time with Oda. She was fun, interesting and very knowledgeable. We started the tour with safety, Oda helped us with reflectors and spikes. We walked all through the old and new parts of Tromso learning about the history as well as interesting people that have lived in here over the years. A highlight was seeing Jardar Johansen (a famous Norwegian singer) doing a dress rehearsal in the Arctic Cathedral. The acoustic were amazing. Oda made the afternoon feel like we were walking around with good friends. We would highly recommend!”
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