Each team member plays on their own smartphone. Together you solve puzzles that are tied to real places around the city. For larger groups, teams are created automatically and can compete against each other.
Whether it’s a corporate event, department outing or team day – our tours are ready to play without any preparation and can be flexibly integrated into any schedule.
What does it cost for your group?
The bigger the group, the cheaper it gets for everyone. How many teams you form is up to you – it makes no difference to the price.
How many are joining?
€9.99 per person
€9.99 total for 1 person
Play together, compete against each other, or start at different times — it is up to you.
Example prices for Gutenberg's Last Page.
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Featured Tours
Gutenberg's Last Page
An unknown assignment, a stolen legacy and the traces of Gutenberg. Can you find the lost page before it leaves Mainz forever? Solve the mystery and become an investigator!
The Gold of the Merchant
Trier, 310 AD: The young Marcus Aurelius receives a mysterious letter from his uncle. What is the wealthy merchant Gaius Magnus hiding?
The King’s Envoys
Freiburg: Will you become a detective for a royal delegation? Freiburg’s alleyways conceal intrigues, eccentric characters and a mystery that is shaking the whole city!
The Return of the Elector
Trier: Eccentric Lord Chester von Treviris is convinced he's the rightful Elector. Help him and his wife Lilly uncover the truth about their ancestry.
The Seal of the Elector
Mainz, 1752: Betrayal in the shadow of the cathedral! A seal has disappeared, the elector's power is tottering. Can you find the clues between the cathedral and the palace? Prove your eye for detail a
Trier's Prodigal Son
Trier, 1848: You are Karl Marx, secretly back in your homeland. Find the fragments of your forbidden speech before the secret police catch you! Can you crack the riddle of your own history?
What players say
I loved that we also saw corners of Trier away from the shopping street — and solving the cool riddles that bring out the details of each monument along the way.
— Christiane, GetYourGuide review (translated) 2025
A great way to explore the city! I love that you can play it over several days, so you can take your time visiting all the sights you reach while solving the riddles.
— GetYourGuide review (translated) 2024
Salve! It’s like a live escape game with interesting historical facts and a variety of puzzles. alea iacta est.
— Eva W., Google review 2026 (translated)