Escape Game Berlin

Escape room games are taking the world by storm, and Berlin's Escape Game Berlin is one of the city's best. Three themed rooms take players on a journey to the 1920s Berlin or an old piano bar. Working in groups, teams must piece together the clues, solve the codes and think creatively to find the way out of the room before the timer runs out. Located very centrally, close to Montbijou Park, this unusual experience is one of Berlin's best attractions for visitors who want to take a break from traditional sightseeing.

Berlin – one of Europe's most adventurous cities

Visitors don't have to dig too deeply below Berlin's surface to discover its adventurous side. The once divided city brings to mind stories of espionage – visitors who are interested in this aspect of Berlin history will enjoy the Spy Museum and Stasi Museum, which tell the story of espionage in the Cold War era. Step back further in time at some of the world-class attractions on Museum Island to learn about Berlin's earliest times, or take a trip up the iconic TV Tower to enjoy panoramic views across the city. Berlin's adventurous side also shines through in its arts scene, with dozens of contemporary studios as well as galleries housing more traditional art forms. Even the restaurants are cutting-edge – choose from cuisines from around the world.

Take on the challenge of the Escape Game Berlin

The concept of an escape room is simple: teams of up to six are locked in a room and have 60 minutes to solve puzzles to find a way out. This immersive, interactive experience, available in both English and German. Search the room for clues, share ideas and brainstorm, use codes and items to solve the puzzles and exit the room before the deadline.

Get the most out of your city escape with the Berlin WelcomeCard

The Escape Game Berlin is just one of over 200 of the city's leading attractions where discounts of up to 50% are offered to Berlin WelcomeCard holders. In addition to being a valuable money-saving tool, the Berlin WelcomeCard also offers holders free access to the city's public transport network – U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram and bus.