SWITZERLAND · SWITZERLAND ESCAPE GAMES
One free evening, too many rooms. These 9 escape games earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Explore Zurich and Einstein through 11 puzzles on a flexible self-guided walk from Rathausbrücke to Polyterrasse.
“It is a fun way to see the city. There is a story and you learn some science on the way. You go to places you might not otherwise see.”
Explore Zurich’s old town through a two-hour augmented reality escape game with puzzles, sightseeing, flexible game choices, and private play.
“The game took us through a large part of Zurich old town”
Explore Bern’s old town with a flexible self-guided app tour featuring riddles, audio stories, GPS navigation, and local tips.
“Die wichtigsten Gebäude werden gezeit. Viel Geschichte erzählt. Für Familien mit Kleinkinder weniger interessant.”
Explore Geneva with a self-guided scavenger hunt covering Saint-Pierre Cathedral, the Reformation Wall, and Rousseau Island.
“Yesterday, we took this self-guided tour in Geneva and loved it! The app was easy to use and provided all the information we needed, including maps so youz can't get lost. The tour was self-paced and had fun challenges and quizzes to keep us engaged. We can only recommend it :)”
Explore Lausanne by app with landmark clues, photo challenges, and flexible self-guided play for about $18.56 per person.
“Disfrutarlo en familia mientras que íbamos jugando y conociendo sobre diferentes lugares importantes de Lausanne”
Explore Lucerne on a flexible app-led scavenger hunt featuring Chapel Bridge, Fritschibrunnen, Hofkirche, puzzles, and photo tasks.
“We just did it with my husband and myself and it was a lot of fun and I enjoyed it and it was a great way to get to know the city and play a game at the same time”
Explore Bern’s Parliament, Zytglogge, and Rathaus with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt in five languages.
“Positive: A great idea to get to know the city in an entertaining way, especially for the little ones. We all liked it a lot. The negative: only one person in the group was on the Internet and the others could not even enter the application, however I think it was not necessary because one person downloading it is enough and in the end it would have been cheaper. Maybe they should set a price for the app and always charge the same regardless of the number of people. I also think they should include the river in some way. Maybe visiting the spa.Auto-translated”
Solve ARES puzzles across Zurich from Prime Tower to Wipkingerpark in a one-hour team game for adults, families, and escape-room fans.
“Actually quite a fun activity. Definitely recommend choosing the hard mode. Wish we had time to do part 2.”
Review of Zurich’s self-guided scavenger hunt, covering sights, app challenges, price, timing, itinerary, value, and who should book.
“I did this with my family of 4 including 2 adult children when we first arrived in Zurich. We thoroughly enjoyed this - it was a great way to familiarise ourselves with the city.”
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