COPENHAGEN ESCAPE GAMES
Good copenhagen escape games fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Enter the Da Vinci room at Midgaard Event in Copenhagen and work with your private group of up to six to find the Holy Grail. A dedicated game master, including hosts such as Siff, Ada, Natalie, or Dagmar, guides your team when needed. The room is indoors, in English, and suits first-timers, friends, and company groups.
At Outbreak Escape Room in Copenhagen, your private team has 75 minutes to complete a cure for a deadly pandemic. A dedicated game master, including hosts such as Kassandra and Lasse, guides the session in English. Expect puzzles, teamwork, themed decoration, a team photo, and about two hours from briefing to finish.
Downfall puts your private group of up to six inside a 1989 Soviet spy mission. Expect 120 minutes of puzzles, live acting, special effects, surround sound, and detailed sets, followed by an introduction and finale. Game masters such as Ada, Ida, Marcus, and Lasse are known for giving useful hints without taking over.
Take on a 120-minute Sherlock Holmes mystery at Aldersrogade 6A in Copenhagen. You and your private group play British agents in 1902, breaking into Colonel Holtenberg’s estate to find secret photographs. Expect two connected rooms, actor-led storytelling, difficult puzzles, and help from a dedicated game master such as Poppy, Ada, Ian, or Roxanne.
Follow a Little Mermaid-themed self-guided quest from Kongens Nytorv to Langelinie. Use your smartphone, in-app directions, clues, and audio stories to reach six Copenhagen sights, including Amalienborg and the Mermaid statue. It takes about two to three hours, runs in English, and includes no admission tickets or physical guide.
“It was so much fun, We got to see more of Copenhagen than we would have done just wondering around, 😂”
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