Escape The City Karlsruhe City Walk With Puzzles

Are you planning a day out or weekend trip to Karlsruhe, then you can have a lot of fun with this city walk. An Escape game and city walk at the same time. 2,5 kilometres long and over 1,5 - 2 hours of fun for the family or a group of friends. Meanwhile, during this game there is plenty of time to sit on one of the terraces. A city walk has never been so much fun. An app will help you with your quest during the city walk. The King of Karlsruhe seems like a nice and decent man. Those who know him better know better. He steals and cheats, and the residents are terrified of him. The police have not yet been able to find him, but he must be somewhere in the city. There is a trail and several witnesses who have seen him. It's up to you to find him.

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   Karlsruhe

   1 hour

   Planning a city walk in the centre of Karlsruhe? Then the 'escape the city' game will ensure that the city walk will be one to remember. About 2 hours and 2,5 km further on, you will not only have seen the most beautiful spots of the city during this city walk in Karlsruhe, but you will also have done the local police a favour by finding one of the city's biggest criminals... The King of Karlsruhe. The trail naturally leads along the 20 most beautiful and surprising places in Karlsruhe.

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   Karlsruhe

   10 min

   With this Escape the City Tour you will see the highlights of Karlsruhe. A few you can see below.

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   Stop 3

   10 min

   The Fontänenbecken in Karlsruhe is a large fountain basin located near the palace gardens. It is a popular spot for relaxation and adds to the scenic atmosphere of the city’s central park area.

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   Karlsruhe Pyramid

   10 min

   The Karlsruhe Pyramid is the city’s most famous landmark, located in the central market square. Built in the early 19th century, it marks the tomb of Karlsruhe’s founder, Margrave Charles III William.

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   Platz der Grundrechte

   10 min

   The Platz der Grundrechte (Square of Fundamental Rights) in Karlsruhe is a public art installation created in 2005. It features signs with real cases and quotes about civil rights, highlighting Karlsruhe’s role as the seat of Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• You can play the game whenever you want

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.