Vienna: City Quest Exploration Game
Explore Vienna as one giant interactive escape room!
Live guide:
English, German, Russian
Wheelchair accessible
Max group size:
6
Live guide:
English, German, Russian
Max group size:
6
Wheelchair accessible
Vienna city quest
Access to attractions
Meeting point
Stephansplatz U-Bahn-Station,, 1010, Vienna- After booking you will receive an email from the supplier with relevant information and the start button for the quest
- You have 12 hours to finish the quest from the moment that you press the start button
- We recommend you to start the adventure between 07:00 and 17:00 (before 15:00 in Winter, so you can enjoy the quest in daylight)
- You will need a smartphone with a constant connection to the internet
- Underground: U1, U3 to ‘Stephansplatz’ station
- Bus: 1A, 3A
The Imperial City becomes one big escape room with Vienna City Quest. Gather some friends and discover this historic city's secrets one riddle at a time as you solve fun puzzles and unlock new areas around town.
With an emphasis on interactive exploration over impossible brain-teasers, Vienna City Quest makes sightseeing an addictive team game, and you'll rack up a high score of cultural knowledge before your quest is over.
You can approach the quest at your own pace, so take your time and soak in Vienna's majestic architecture and cultural scene in this immersive new way to sightsee.
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