DENMARK ESCAPE GAMES
The 15 best denmark escape games you can book today, with what each costs a player, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
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 Holtenbergâs 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, đ”
You become a detective helping H.C. Andersen solve the mystery of the missing crown jewels in Copenhagen's King's Garden. Use your charged smartphone to follow clues, solve puzzles, and learn about the garden, statues, and nearby Rosenborg Castle. The game lasts up to two hours, suits groups of up to seven, and offers two difficulty levels.
“Dejlig med spĂŠndning, info og motion pĂ„ samme tid⊔
Follow a phone-guided mystery from Aalborgâs Old City Hall to haunted places linked to witch trials, including the Monastery of the Holy Ghost, Aalborg Theatre, and Hotel PhĂžnix. You solve riddles, crack codes, and hear the story in English at your own pace. Plan about 85 minutes and bring a charged phone.
“De gamle fangehuller og alt det smukke arkitektur! Virkelig en smuk tur. Vi kunne ogsĂ„ godt lide at fortĂŠllingen var pĂ„ engelsk!”
Youâll ride a Maravelo e-bike from BĂ„dehavnsgade through Glostrup, HĂžje-Taastrup, Albertslund, and ValensbĂŠk to find four Thomas Dambo sculptures: Sleeping Louis, Little Tilde, Thomas on the Mountain, and Teddy Friendly. A live guide leads the private group in English, Danish, Russian, or Arabic, with a Livall helmet, water, and Osmo Pocket camera included.
“We thoroughly enjoyed riding on the outskirts of Copenhagen and meeting three of Thomas Dumbos giants. The bikes were good. The timing itself felt rushed - we and others in the group would have enjoyed a quick coffee stop, and a bit slower return ride - it was rushed.”
This private, self-guided Copenhagen game leads your group of up to six from LandemĂŠrket through major sights, including Nyhavn, Tivoli, Christiansborg, Amalienborg, the Round Tower, and Christiania. Use your own phone and data to solve questions, complete tasks, pause for food, and continue when ready. Allow about two to four hours.
Follow an app-based royal conspiracy through Copenhagenâs historic center, solving clues at Amalienborg, the Marble Church, Designmuseum Danmark, the harbor, Gefion Fountain, and Kastellet. The English-language game lasts about 80 to 100 minutes, works as a private group activity, and lets you explore at your own pace.
“It was a fun way to walk around the city and see the famous statues. It did take a couple of goes to work out that the timer started as soon as you read the clue so we made sure we walked all the way to the location before reading. Great to have the extra facts about the buildings as you go along to put them into context.”
Help Skyla find spare parts and build a spaceship while walking from HĂžjbro Plads to the harbour near Nyhavn. This English-language, phone-based treasure hunt takes about one to three hours and suits families, children, and curious adults. You can pause along the way, explore Copenhagenâs bridges and canals, and finish near Broens GadekĂžkken.
You collect a mystery envelope and follow a self-guided murder hunt around Christiansborg Palace and Slotsholmen. Solve riddles at your own pace, enjoy a private outing for your group, and allow 90 minutes to two hours for walking and standing. The experience is provided by Solve A Mystery.
“Very fun game. My wife and I enjoyed it and will be adding this sort of adventure to our future travels. Very clever way to explore parts of the city.”
Solve A Mystery sends you through central Aarhus with a Danish self-guided murder mystery based on true events. Begin at BĂžrnenes Kontor near Bispetorvet, follow the story past historic buildings and Aarhus Cathedral, and pause whenever you like. After solving the case, scan the QR code to learn what really happened.
Use the World City Trail app to solve riddles and follow audio-guided clues through central Copenhagen. The 3.9-kilometer route links eight outdoor sights, including Nyhavn, Amalienborg, the Round Tower, and City Hall. Start any time, pause for cafés or sightseeing, and finish where you choose. Your ticket remains valid for one year.
“Teambuilding with co-workers form multiple countries on-site in Copenhagen. We appreciated the not-timed facet of the activity and enjoyed the walk across Copenhagen to combine our own activities about getting to know each other and a mandatory virtual department meeting into the Scavenger Hunt.”
Start at Copenhagen City Hall and follow a smartphone-guided walking route to 10 important attractions. Solve location-based riddles, read short facts, and pause for coffee, lunch, or a museum visit. The private game lasts about two and a half hours, supports six languages, and covers only outdoor sightseeing, with admission fees extra.
“Ermöglicht eigenes Tempo - mehr Infos ĂŒber SehenswĂŒrdigkeiten auf den Wegen zwischen den HauptsehenswĂŒrdigkeiten wĂ€ren noch besser.”
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