
On the Foxtrail through Bern participants must solve tricky riddles and decipher secret messages, providing ample opportunity to discover the Swiss capital in a playful manner. The Foxtrail entails sightseeing, cooperation, adventure and fun all in one. For company outings, tailored events are available, with a variety of durations and individual start and end locations. Languages: German, English, French.
This activity challenges the problem-solving skills of every team member. With plenty of complex riddles to crack, escape rooms offer a real team-bonding experience. Groups of up to 64 people can visit together to share the thrill and make memories. The venue features a variety of exciting settings. From the mysterious castle and an abandoned dungeon to the crazy laboratory – the choice is yours! Languages: German, English. (French from autumn 2024)
Come to Gurten for a unique outdoor escape room. Equipped with a spy's briefcase full of brilliant gadgets, tricky riddles and a tablet, participants head off into adventure on Bern's local mountain. The team experience is designed for between 20 and 500 players, who are in direct competition with each other. A range of exciting missions are on offer to challenge, entertain and strengthen the team spirit. Languages: German, English, French.
You and your group are locked inside a set of rooms and you have exactly 60 minutes to escape. Complete self-reliance is required as you explore the spaces, discover hiding spots and secret doors, and figure out the significance of mysterious objects, devices and signs with cunning and curiosity. Only then will you manage to escape. Up to 6 people can participate per round. Language independent.
Grindelwald – a well-known holiday destination in the Jungfrau Region. But there's something afoot in this idyllic spot: A missing person case is unsettling the inhabitants and there's wild speculation. Will your team solve the mystery case? It's time to investigate, and you are the inspector in this in this engaging "whodunnit". Languages: German, English.
Meiringen – a picturesque village in the Bernese Oberland where the famous Sherlock Holmes reputedly met his end. This peaceful location became the setting for a mysterious crime case, the true story of which has lain buried for many years. Will you and your team be the ones to lift the secret? Time to slip into the role of the inspector and launch your investigation. Languages: German, English.
Equipped with a roadbook and map, the teams set off and take on a variety of challenges in and around the village. They decide which route to take themselves, putting teamwork, skill and good time management to the test. In the end, the team with the most points wins. But beware: only those who work together to crack the correct numerical code will be able to open the treasure chest. Distances, level of difficulty and means of transport can be adapted individually. If desired, certain sections of the route can also be completed by bicycle. Language independent.