Munich Self-Guided Detective Murder Mystery Game

Marienplatz is where the case is handed over, with the Rathausturm above you and St. Peter's Church a few steps behind. From there the route threads through the old centre of Munich, past the Frauenkirche and out towards Max-Joseph-Platz. This is a murder mystery walking tour you run yourself, without a guide and without a group to keep up with. It is built for families with children, groups of friends, couples and teams from work, and one person can take it on alone just as easily. Up to four players share a phone as one team; beyond that, buy another ticket and send a second team out. The centre of Munich is largely flat and given over to pedestrians, though Marienplatz and the streets around it fill up quickly, so a team that wants quiet can drift a block away and read the clue there. No guide, no fixed departure. How to playFour steps and Munich becomes your crime scene. Book the City Game Check the email with your play link Open the link on your phone Start playing whenever you like The case is the murder of Balthasar. Codes have to be broken, photographs taken to order, and the statements of digital characters checked against one another. A witness places someone near Isartorplatz at the wrong hour; a second account collapses on the steps of the Bayerische Staatsoper. Every puzzle you get right removes a name from the list. Two or more teams playing at once turns it into a contest, and that is what makes it usable as a teambuilding exercise as well as an afternoon out. Stop when you want, sit down, carry on afterwards. The last piece of the case falls into place somewhere in central Munich.