Solve a Mystery in Copenhagen

Unleash your inner Sherlock Holmes to resolve a thrilling murder mystery by the Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen.

Explore the stunning surroundings of the palace as you investigate, decode riddles, and pick up clues.

Be alert for any evidence you can find for its a race against time. The group that solves the crime the fastest, wins.

Personalize your mystery by choosing the English or Danish version. The fate of the victim is in your hands, buckle up.

Fun Fact: All the mysteries that you encounter in this experience are inspired by real-life events!

Explore Copenhagen’s Round Tower as you take on the roles of analysts and researchers to solve a “disappearance” case set in the year 1899.

A bloody briefcase and an envelope of a few other puzzles and clues will help you find the whereabouts of Johan Meyer.

Solve difficult and exciting tasks using abilities like communication with your team to get to the roots of this mysterious case.

Learn more about this case that was inspired by true events of the 18th century at the final destination, Vor Frue Plads–a public square.

Fun Fact: Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark but back in the early 15th century, it was also the capital of both Sweden and Norway.

Solve a burglary mystery on a self-guided tour in Copenhagen with the help of clues and puzzles.

Take on the role of a young police investigator and step into an adventurous story around a heist in Nyhavn, inspired by true events.

Get handed an envelope with all the clues and start investigating the case through the area of Nyhavn, a 17th-century waterfront, canal, and entertainment district.

The townhouses, bars, cafes, and restaurants from the 17th and early 18th centuries will help you stay in character throughout the game.

Fun Fact: For a city of its size – Copenhagen surprisingly has a high number of Michelin Stars – 15 altogether!

Go on a self-guided tour of Copenhagen's city centre while you solve a true crime mystery by looking for clues and solving tasks.

Step into the shoes of an investigator from the 19th century where a woman is found brutally murdered on a street near Amalienborg Castle.

Wander through the area of Frederiksstadens and surround yourself with the beautiful, historical buildings that add to the 19th-century aesthetic of your mission.

Solve a murder mystery with a small group of friends or compete against other groups with a ticket price for a small group of 2 to 4 people.

Fun Fact: The Danish flag is known as the oldest flag in the world which was first accepted in the year 1219.