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GROUP 1-4

Experience type
Private · Day Tour Or Activity
Duration
2 hours
Minimum age
8+
Physical difficulty
Easy
Top highlights
Follow a detective murder mystery on foot through Vaduz, from the government building past St Florin's Cathedral to Vaduz Castle. · Duration: 2 hours · Access to the Detective City Game in the Loquiz app
GROUP 1-4
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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 Vaduz game begins at the government building on the main street and moves up towards the Kathedrale St. Florin. From there the trail passes the Liechtensteinisches LandesMuseum and the Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein before the view opens onto Vaduz Castle on the slope above. It is a self-guided murder mystery game, played on foot, with nobody leading the way. Families with children, groups of friends, couples and colleagues all play this, and it can be done solo. One team is up to four people sharing a single phone; groups bigger than that buy extra tickets and split. Vaduz is very small, so the distances are short and teams mostly stand still while they think, though the ground rises as soon as you turn towards the castle. Nothing is scheduled and nobody is waiting for you. How to playGetting the game running in Vaduz takes four steps. Book the City Game Check the instructions email Download the Loquiz app Start playing whenever you like The case is the murder of Balthasar. Codes need to be broken, photo tasks completed, and the statements of digital characters compared until the gaps show. The Schatzkammer Liechtenstein is one of the stops where the trail picks up again, and each answer takes a suspect off the list. Two or more teams playing at once makes a race of it, and that is what turns the game into a teambuilding exercise rather than just a walk. You can stop, wait out the rain, and continue later, closing the case in Vaduz when you are done.
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