Freiburg: Self-Guided Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery Game
Solve puzzles and take on photo challenges
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Duration: 2h
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Audio guide: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
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Max group size: 4
Meeting point
Münsterplatz, 79098, Freiburg im BreisgauImmediately after making the reservation, you will receive an email with instructions and a login to start the game. Follow the instructions and begin the game.
Step into the shoes of a detective with the Sherlock Holmes City Game, an interactive, self-guided tour that transforms the city into your personal playground. All that's needed is a smartphone and a thirst for adventure.
Upon booking, an email filled with all the necessary details will be dispatched straight to the inbox. The city then becomes a giant game board, filled with assignments just waiting to be unlocked.
Encounter intriguing characters willing to lend a hand along the way. But beware — their assistance comes with a twist! Crack their riddles, engage in laugh-out-loud photo challenges, and chase down suspects to unravel the mysterious murder of Balthasar.
The Sherlock Holmes City Game offers an unmatched level of freedom and flexibility. Roam around the city at leisure and decide when, where, and with whom to play. So why wait? Book now and let the thrilling adventure begin!
Try the Sherlock Holmes City Game, a self-guided walking tour with interactive elements. Use your phone with an internet connection. After booking, you receive necessary information via email.
Move around the city to unlock assignments. Meet characters who provide clues, but only after you solve their puzzles and complete photo challenges. Track down suspects and work towards solving the murder of Balthasar.
Navigate the city on your own schedule with the Sherlock Holmes City Game. Play anytime, anywhere, and with anyone you choose.
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