City Games in Germany

Play interactive City Games across the Netherlands and discover cities in a fun and engaging way. Solve puzzles, complete challenges and explore highlights as well as hidden gems. All City Games are self-guided and playable on your own smartphone, whenever you want.

  • 1.5-2 hours of play time
  • 3-4 km walking distance
  • Start, pause & continue whenever you want
  • 1-4 or 2-5 people per smartphone, depending on your game
  • Play independently
  • Internet connection required

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City Games are available in cities across the Netherlands. Choose a city below to see which City Games you can play there.

All City Game locations in Germany

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  • Berlin

    Berlin, the capital of Germany, is a city known for its dynamic history and vibrant cultural landscape. Shaped by events such as the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall, it features iconic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag. Berlin stands out for its blend of historic architecture and modern creativity, with a diverse arts scene and distinctive neighborhoods.

    City Game Berlin

  • Bielefeld

    Bielefeld is a vibrant and historic city in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany. Known for its impressive Sparrenburg Castle and the picturesque Old Market Square, the city reflects a unique blend of medieval charm and modern spirit. Bielefeld’s signature weaving industry and innovative educational institutions, like the esteemed Bielefeld University, add to the character, making it a distinctive showcase of German tradition and progression.

    City Game Bielefeld

  • Bonn

    Bonn is a city in western Germany, located along the Rhine River in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Known as the former capital of West Germany, Bonn is recognized for its political history, elegant 18th-century architecture, and as the birthplace of composer Ludwig van Beethoven. Today, it blends cultural heritage with its role as a center for international cooperation and education.

    City Game Bonn

  • Bremen

    Bremen is a historic city in northern Germany, located along the Weser River. Known for its maritime heritage and as a key member of the medieval Hanseatic League, Bremen features landmarks such as the UNESCO-listed Town Hall and the Roland Statue. The city also reflects a strong cultural identity through its rich brewing tradition and the fairytale legacy of the Bremen Town Musicians.

    City Game Bremen

  • Cologne

    Cologne is a historic city in western Germany, located along the Rhine River in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for its impressive Gothic architecture and vibrant cultural scene, the city is home to the iconic Cologne Cathedral and a rich Roman and medieval heritage. Its distinct identity is shaped by centuries of trade, religious significance, and a strong tradition of arts and carnival celebrations.

    City Game Cologne

  • Darmstadt

    Darmstadt is a city in southwestern Germany, located in the state of Hesse. Known for its strong ties to science and the arts, Darmstadt is home to the historic Mathildenhöhe artists’ colony, a key site of Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) architecture, and the European Space Operations Centre. Its blend of cultural heritage and scientific innovation gives the city a distinct identity within the Rhine-Main region.

    City Game Darmstadt

  • Dortmund

    Dortmund is a city in western Germany, located in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for its industrial heritage, particularly in coal and steel production, the city has evolved into a modern center for technology and culture. Highlights include the Westfalenstadion, home to Borussia Dortmund football club, and the Reinoldikirche, a Romanesque church symbolizing the city’s medieval roots.

    City Game Dortmund

  • Dresden

    Dresden is a city in eastern Germany, situated along the Elbe River in the state of Saxony. Known for its rich cultural heritage and baroque architecture, it is home to iconic landmarks such as the Frauenkirche and the Zwinger Palace. Dresden’s history as a royal residence and its reconstruction after World War II give it a unique blend of tradition and resilience.

    City Game Dresden

  • Duisburg

    Duisburg is a city in western Germany, located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for its industrial heritage, particularly in steel production and inland shipping, Duisburg is home to one of the world’s largest inland ports. The city also features the Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord, a transformed steel plant that reflects its unique blend of industrial history and modern urban culture.

    City Game Duisburg

  • Düsseldorf

    Düsseldorf is a city in western Germany, located along the Rhine River in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for its fashion industry and modern art scene, it is home to the renowned Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen and hosts several influential trade fairs. The city’s Altstadt, or Old Town, is famous for its vibrant nightlife and distinctive Altbier breweries.

    City Game Düsseldorf

  • Essen

    Essen is a city in western Germany, located in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Once a center of coal and steel production, it is known for its industrial heritage, notably the UNESCO-listed Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex. The city also features modern cultural landmarks such as the Museum Folkwang and is situated in the heart of the Ruhr region.

    City Game Essen

  • Frankfurt

    Frankfurt is a major city in western Germany, located along the banks of the Main River. Known as a global financial hub, it is home to the European Central Bank and a striking skyline that includes the Commerzbank Tower. The city also features a well-preserved Old Town, with landmarks such as Römer square and St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral reflecting its medieval heritage.

    City Game Frankfurt

  • Freiburg im Breisgau

    Freiburg im Breisgau is a historic city in southwestern Germany, located near the borders of France and Switzerland in the Black Forest region. Known for its medieval old town and the striking Freiburg Minster, the city is also recognized for its strong environmental focus and vibrant university atmosphere. Its scenic setting and sunny climate add to its distinctive character.

    City Game Freiburg im Breisgau

  • Gelsenkirchen

    Gelsenkirchen is a city in western Germany, located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for its industrial heritage rooted in coal mining and steel production, the city is also home to the renowned Veltins-Arena and the football club FC Schalke 04. Its identity blends working-class tradition with post-industrial transformation and green urban redevelopment.

    City Game Gelsenkirchen

  • Hamburg

    Hamburg is a major port city in northern Germany, located along the Elbe River. Known for its maritime heritage and influential role in trade, the city features the historic Speicherstadt warehouse district and the striking Elbphilharmonie concert hall. With its network of canals, thriving cultural scene, and status as a media and publishing hub, Hamburg stands out as a unique northern German metropolis.

    City Game Hamburg

  • Hannover

    Hannover, situated in the heartland of Germany, is celebrated for its exceptional blend of modern innovation and rich history. It’s best known for its globally renowned annual trade fairs, such as CeBit and Hannover Messe, and historical attractions like the magnificent Herrenhausen Gardens and the imposing Marienburg Castle. The city’s cultural identity is tastefully showcased through its vibrant modern arts scene, distinctive cuisine, and deep-rooted music traditions, all set against the scenic backdrop of the river Leine.

    City Game Hannover

  • Heidelberg

    Heidelberg is a historic city in southwestern Germany, located on the Neckar River in the state of Baden-Württemberg. Known for its romantic old town and the ruins of Heidelberg Castle, the city is also home to Germany’s oldest university, founded in 1386. Its blend of Baroque architecture, riverside setting, and academic legacy gives Heidelberg a distinct cultural and historical character.

    City Game Heidelberg

  • Kiel

    Kiel is a port city in northern Germany, located on the Baltic Sea coast in the state of Schleswig-Holstein. Known for its maritime heritage, Kiel hosts the annual Kiel Week, one of the largest sailing events in the world, and features the Kiel Canal, a major international shipping route. The city is also recognized for its naval history and distinctive waterfront architecture.

    City Game Kiel

  • Koblenz

    Koblenz is a historic city in western Germany, located at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers. Known for its Roman origins and strategic military significance, the city features landmarks such as the Deutsches Eck and Ehrenbreitstein Fortress. Its riverside setting and preserved Altstadt reflect a blend of natural beauty and centuries-old architectural heritage.

    City Game Koblenz

  • Leipzig

    Leipzig is a city in eastern Germany known for its rich musical heritage and pivotal role in both trade and political movements. It was home to composer Johann Sebastian Bach and features landmarks like St. Thomas Church and the historic Leipzig Market Square. The city’s blend of classical architecture, vibrant arts scene, and connection to the Peaceful Revolution of 1989 defines its unique character.

    City Game Leipzig

  • Lübeck

    Lübeck is a historic city in northern Germany, located in the region of Schleswig-Holstein. Known for its prominent role in the Hanseatic League, Lübeck features a well-preserved medieval old town surrounded by water and marked by distinctive Brick Gothic architecture, including the iconic Holstentor gate. Its rich maritime heritage and status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site highlight its unique cultural and historical significance.

    City Game Lübeck

  • Magdeburg

    Located in the heart of Germany, Magdeburg is a city with a long and rich history. Known for its Cathedral of Saints Catherine and Maurice, the first Gothic church in the country, and its distinct Elbe River landscape, the city is a testament to transformative German architecture and nature. The city’s reputation for scientific innovation and learning, embodied in the Otto-von-Guericke University, distinguishes Magdeburg as a hub of knowledge and culture.

    City Game Magdeburg

  • Mainz

    Mainz is a historic city in western Germany, situated on the banks of the Rhine River. Known for its Roman heritage and as a center of early printing, Mainz is home to the Gutenberg Museum and the impressive Mainz Cathedral. Its location in the Rhineland-Palatinate region also contributes to a rich wine culture and a vibrant local identity.

    City Game Mainz

  • Mannheim

    Mannheim is a city in southwestern Germany, located in the state of Baden-Württemberg at the confluence of the Rhine and Neckar rivers. Known for its distinctive grid-like city layout and Baroque heritage, Mannheim is home to landmarks such as the Mannheim Palace and the iconic water tower, and has a strong cultural identity shaped by its industrial roots and vibrant music scene.

    City Game Mannheim

  • Munich

    Munich, located in southern Germany, is known for its deep Bavarian heritage and vibrant cultural scene. The city is famed for landmarks like the ornate Nymphenburg Palace and the historic Marienplatz, as well as its annual Oktoberfest celebration. Set near the foothills of the Alps, Munich combines traditional architecture with a strong identity shaped by art, beer culture, and innovation.

    City Game Munich

  • Munster

    Münster is a historic city in western Germany, located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Known for its role in the Peace of Westphalia treaties and as a longtime center of ecclesiastical power, the city features a well-preserved medieval old town, the striking St. Paulus Cathedral, and an extensive network of cycle paths that reflect its strong bicycle culture.

    City Game Munster

  • Nordlingen

    Nördlingen is a historic town located in Bavaria, Germany. It is best known for being one of the few remaining cities in the country with a completely intact medieval city wall, which can still be walked in its entirety. The town lies within the Nördlinger Ries, a massive meteorite crater, and features unique architecture including St. George’s Church with its prominent bell tower, the Daniel.

    City Game Nordlingen

  • Nuremberg

    Nuremberg is a historic city in southern Germany, located in the state of Bavaria. Known for its medieval architecture and role in World War II history, the city features landmarks such as the Imperial Castle and the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Nuremberg is also recognized for its traditional Franconian culture, including its famed Christmas market and regional cuisine.

    City Game Nuremberg

  • Osnabruck

    Osnabruck, located in Lower Saxony region of Germany, is well-known as the City of Peace for building tolerance and peaceful coexistence after World War II. When the city isn’t celebrated for its dedication to peace, it basks in its richly preserved medieval architecture, particularly the Town Hall where the Treaty of Westphalia was signed. Renowned for its thriving arts scene, this distinctly German city also boasts beautiful botanical gardens nestled in its scenic cityscape.

    City Game Osnabruck

  • Regensburg

    Regensburg is a historic city in southeastern Germany, located along the Danube River in the state of Bavaria. Known for its well-preserved medieval old town, the city features landmarks such as the 12th-century Stone Bridge and the Gothic Regensburg Cathedral. Regensburg’s UNESCO World Heritage status and Roman origins highlight its significance as a cultural and architectural hub.

    City Game Regensburg

  • Schwerin

    Schwerin is a city in northern Germany, located in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Known for its picturesque setting between lakes and its fairytale-like Schwerin Castle, the city also reflects a rich ducal history as the former seat of the Grand Dukes of Mecklenburg. Its historic Old Town and lakeside landscapes give Schwerin a distinct charm within the region.

    City Game Schwerin

  • Stuttgart

    Stuttgart is a city in southwestern Germany, located in the state of Baden-Württemberg. Known as a hub of the German automotive industry, it is home to the headquarters and museums of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche. The city is also recognized for its neoclassical architecture, such as the New Palace, and its setting among vineyards and forested hills along the Neckar River.

    City Game Stuttgart

  • Trier

    Trier is a city in western Germany near the border with Luxembourg, known as one of the oldest cities in the country. Famous for its well-preserved Roman heritage, Trier is home to landmarks such as the Porta Nigra gate and the Imperial Baths. Its historical significance and scenic location along the Moselle River give the city a distinct cultural and architectural character.

    City Game Trier

  • Wiesbaden

    Wiesbaden is a historic city in western Germany, located in the state of Hesse near the Rhine River. Known for its elegant architecture and thermal springs, it has long been recognized as a spa destination dating back to Roman times. The city is also home to landmarks such as the Kurhaus and the neoclassical State Theatre, reflecting its refined cultural character.

    City Game Wiesbaden

  • Wismar

    Nestled in Northern Germany, Wismar is a picturesque port city with a rich history steeped in maritime trade and Hanseatic heritage. Known for its impressive Brick Gothic architecture, the Altstadt (Old Town) sprinkled with centuries-old buildings and the stunning St. George’s Church perfectly illustrate the city’s past. The beauty of its harbor, combined with a uniquely preserved medieval charm, sets Wismar apart.

    City Game Wismar

How City Games work in Germany

City Games in Germany are fully self-guided experiences that let you explore a city at your own pace.

Simply choose your city and game, follow the instructions on your smartphone and start playing whenever it suits you.

  • Play in teams of friends, family or colleagues
  • Start whenever you like, no guide or staff needed
  • Use your own smartphone or tablet
  • Walk through the city while solving puzzles and challenges
  • Learn fun facts about history, culture and landmarks
  • Available in multiple languages
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Step 1

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Step 2

Check your instructions
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Step 3

Go to the starting location
Head to the starting point whenever you want, no fixed time.

Step 4

Start playing
Follow the clues, solve puzzles and explore the city at your own pace!

City Game concepts in Germany

Secrets of Exploration Game

Discover cities in a fun and interactive way with the Secrets of Exploration City Game. Solve puzzles, complete creative challenges and uncover both famous highlights and hidden places. Along the way, you’ll learn surprising facts about history, culture and local stories while playing at your own pace.

1.5-2 hours

1-4

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The Syndicate City Escape Game

Step into a thrilling city escape adventure with The Syndicate. Work together as a team to solve riddles, crack codes and recover stolen formulas before time runs out. This story-driven City Game focuses on teamwork, problem-solving and immersive gameplay in an urban setting.

1.5-2 hours

2-5

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Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery

Solve an interactive murder mystery in the Sherlock Holmes City Game. Follow a gripping storyline, investigate suspects and collect clues to uncover the truth behind a mysterious case. The city forms an atmospheric backdrop for the story, allowing you to fully focus on deduction, logic and teamwork.

1.5-2 hours

1-4

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Each concept is available in multiple cities in Germany

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Who are City Games in Germany for?

City Games in Germany are suitable for:

  • Solo players or small groups looking for a flexible adventure
  • Tourists exploring cities in Germany
  • Friends and families looking for a fun activity
  • Companies and teams planning a teambuilding event
  • Locals who want to rediscover their own city
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Exploring Germany

Germany’s cities offer a broad mix of scales, from major metropolitan areas to mid-sized regional centers and smaller urban towns. Most city centers are pedestrian-friendly, with well-connected public transport networks supporting easy access throughout the urban space. The layout often emphasizes clear organization, with distinct zones for commerce, living, and green areas that are integrated into the daily rhythm of the city.

Walking through German cities reveals a strong attention to functionality balanced with a sense of quiet order. Streets and public areas are designed for efficient movement while remaining welcoming and accessible. Everyday life unfolds in open plazas, residential neighborhoods, and transit hubs, where people navigate both routine errands and moments of pause in thoughtfully designed spaces.

Urban character varies widely across the country. Large cities like Berlin and Hamburg have a dynamic, layered atmosphere, while others like Leipzig or Freiburg combine regional influences with a more relaxed, community-focused pace. This diversity gives each city its own flow and texture, offering a range of experiences tied closely to place and scale.

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Enjoy the same City Games as our self-guided version, but with full on-site support from our professional hosts. We take care of the briefing, tablets, coordination and technical support, so your group can focus entirely on the fun and competition.

What’s included:

  • Same City Game, fully hosted
    You play the exact same experience as our self-guided version, now with our hosts guiding your group.
  • Live ranking & prize ceremony
    For larger groups, our hosts reveal the final scores and announce the winning team with a fun award moment.
  • Hosted start & finish
    We welcome your group, explain the game clearly and end with an exciting wrap-up.
  • Real-time support during the game
    Our team assists with devices, app issues and coordination throughout the experience.
  • Tablets included (optional)
    Available for groups who prefer using our devices instead of their own.

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City Games are available in multiple cities across Germany, offering a wide geographic reach throughout the country. Popular locations include major urban centers such as Berlin and Cologne.

In addition to well-known cities, City Games can also be found in smaller or less obvious destinations like Bielefeld. Availability is not limited to these examples and extends to other cities across Germany.

No, all City Games are fully self-guided! You don’t need a guide or staff member to play. After booking, you’ll receive clear instructions on your smartphone so you can start whenever it suits you!

For larger groups or corporate events, a fully hosted version of our City Games is also available, including on-site guidance, tablets and live support.

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Most City Games take around 1.5 to 2 hours to complete.
This includes walking through the city, solving puzzles and completing challenges along the way. You can play entirely at your own pace: there is no time pressure and no strict schedule.

Feel free to take breaks, pause the game for a drink or lunch, and continue whenever you like. This flexibility makes it easy to combine a City Game with sightseeing or other activities.

Yes, City Games are available in multiple languages. Most games can be played in several commonly used languages, making them suitable for international visitors and mixed-language groups.

The available languages may vary slightly per game, but language selection is always clearly shown before you start playing.
This allows each team to choose the language that suits them best, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Yes, City Games are suitable for both small groups and larger teams. Large groups can easily split into smaller teams and play the City Game at the same time, using multiple smartphones. Each team plays independently, following the same game concept and storyline.

This setup works well for groups of friends, families and companies, and makes City Games a popular choice for team outings, events and teambuilding activities.

For larger groups or corporate events, a fully hosted version of our City Games is also available, including on-site guidance, tablets and live support.

Planning a larger group or corporate event?
Explore the hosted City Game experience for groups

You can start playing whenever it suits you! City Games have no fixed start time, so you are free to begin at a moment that fits your schedule.

After booking, you receive clear instructions via email, allowing you to start the game independently without any reservations or coordination with staff.

This flexibility makes City Games ideal to combine with travel plans, sightseeing, lunch or other activities during the day.

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