THE HAGUE ESCAPE GAMES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 the hague escape games worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
This self-guided Outside Escape leads your private group through Delft in English, from the railway station to Maria van Jessekerk. Expect a roughly two-kilometer route, riddles at historic stops, café breaks, and no fixed time limit. It takes about one to two hours, with museum admission not included.
Use the Qula app to guide your private group of up to six through Delft’s canals, squares, churches, museums, and monuments. Solve riddles and timed assignments at 12 stops, starting whenever you like and pausing as needed. Bring your own smartphone and mobile data. The game is available in English and several other languages.
“Hidden gems of delft and its history. No time pressure on the whole but exciting enough when you need to answer with time limits Only issue is if session times out , and I need to start over even with same teamname. But thats ok as we were not competing with another team”
Use the Questo app to guide your private group through The Hague in about 65 minutes. Solve location-based clues at Escher in Het Paleis, Noordeinde Palace, the Binnenhof, Mauritshuis, Gevangenpoort, and more. The game works offline, costs $7.20 per person, and runs in English without a physical guide.
“We enjoyed this little story-based self-guided tour. It was an interesting way to experience the history without being stuffy. It does only take you around the central part of the city, but it fit into our timetable nicely.”
Explore The Hague on a self-guided English smartphone game covering about 1 mile in 1 to 2 hours. You solve riddles and spot clues from Grote Markt to quiet courtyards in Zuidwal and Warmoezierstraat. The private game costs $30.04 per group, with room for up to six people, though four is the more comfortable team size.
Pick a room, a street or a table.
