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GROUP 1-4

Experience type
Private · Day Tour Or Activity
Duration
2 hours
Minimum age
8+
Physical difficulty
Easy
Best for
Culture lovers
Top highlights
Follow a detective murder case on foot through San Marino, from Porta San Francesco up to the Guaita fortress, at your own pace. · Duration: 2 hours · Access to the Detective City Game in the Loquiz app
Weather & vibe
Mostly indoors — good in any weather
GROUP 1-4
GROUP 1-4
GROUP 1-4
GROUP 1-4
GROUP 1-4
GROUP 1-4
Price per player, 1 to 20 players. Larger groups play as several teams from one link.
Player
Price per player, 1 to 20 players. Larger groups play as several teams from one link.
Player
Price per player, 1 to 20 players. Larger groups play as several teams from one link.
Player
Price per player, 1 to 20 players. Larger groups play as several teams from one link.
Player
Price per player, 1 to 20 players. Larger groups play as several teams from one link.
Player
Price per player, 1 to 20 players. Larger groups play as several teams from one link.
Player
The San Marino game starts at Porta San Francesco, the gate in the old wall, and goes up from there into the historic centre. The route works its way past the Basilica del Santo Marino and on towards the Prima Torre, the Guaita fortress on the ridge above the town. It is a self-guided murder mystery game, and the climb is part of the deal. Families with children, groups of friends, couples and colleagues play this, and so do people on their own. One phone per team of up to four; anything larger splits into two or more teams with a ticket each. San Marino sits on a mountainside, so there are stairs, ramps and a fair amount of climbing, which slows everyone down and leaves time to argue over the answers. No guide, and no fixed departure. How to playFour steps, and the case in San Marino is open. Book the City Game Check the instructions email Download the Loquiz app Start playing whenever you like The case is the murder of Balthasar. You decode messages, carry out photo tasks and cross-examine digital characters whose statements will not line up. The Giardino dei Liburni and the Museo di Criminologia Medioevale e della Tortura both appear on the trail, and each answer takes another name off the list. Two teams playing at the same time makes a competition of it, which is why groups from work use this as a teambuilding day. Stop when you want, look at the view, then pick the case up again and finish wherever the last clue leaves you in San Marino.
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