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Turn Geneva into a crime scene and your phone into a detective’s kit: this self-guided Sherlock Holmes city game leads you through Old Town puzzles, historic markers, and lakeside clues at your own pace. Perfect for families and small teams seeking a playful urban challenge.
Turn Geneva into a crime scene and your phone into a detective’s kit: this self-guided Sherlock Holmes city game leads you through Old Town puzzles, historic markers, and lakeside clues at your own pace. Perfect for families and small teams seeking a playful urban challenge.
The square breathes around you — cobblestones cool underfoot, tram bells stitch the air, and the lake edges their reflections like clues you haven’t yet read. You tap open the Loquiz app and the voice of a case drops into your pocket: a murder, a suspect list, and a city that dares you to look closer.
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Operated by City Game · Geneva, Geneva
The square breathes around you — cobblestones cool underfoot, tram bells stitch the air, and the lake edges their reflections like clues you haven’t yet read. You tap open the Loquiz app and the voice of a case drops into your pocket: a murder, a suspect list, and a city that dares you to look closer.
The route threads Geneva’s Old Town, where sandstone façades remember medieval guilds and St. Pierre Cathedral still projects a quiet, scholarly authority. Street names carry French and Swiss stories; watch for 19th‑century signs of industrial growth at the riverfront and small plaques that nod to the city’s role in Reformation-era politics. The game uses real urban fabric—alleys, squares, riverside promenades—as puzzle stages, turning cultural touchpoints into interactive leads.
Expect a two-hour walking loop of mostly flat pavement and occasional steps through narrow lanes. Puzzles mix observation, simple ciphers, and photo tasks; difficulty is easy, built for families and friends who want a playful city exploration rather than a race. Playable at any time you choose, it’s best in daylight for reading details and enjoying views across Lac Léman.
Practical notes: download the Loquiz app and the game file before you start, bring a fully charged phone (and a charger), and give yourself 2–2.5 hours including coffee stops. Aim for morning to avoid peak tourist crowds around the lake and to keep public-transport options flexible. This is urban adventure with a practical edge—curiosity, comfortable shoes, and situational awareness are your best tools.
After booking you’ll receive instructions by email — download the Loquiz app, load the Geneva Sherlock Holmes game, and begin at any time on your chosen date.
One ticket covers a group of 1–4 people per device; larger groups should buy additional tickets so teams can play simultaneously.
The written guide is available in Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, and Dutch — choose your language in the app before starting.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled date for a full refund; last-minute cancellations are not refundable.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The square breathes around you — cobblestones cool underfoot, tram bells stitch the air, and the lake edges their reflections like clues you haven’t yet read. You tap open the Loquiz app and the voice of a case drops into your pocket: a murder, a suspect list, and a city that dares you to look closer.
The square breathes around you — cobblestones cool underfoot, tram bells stitch the air, and the lake edges their reflections like clues you haven’t yet read. You tap open the Loquiz app and the voice of a case drops into your pocket: a murder, a suspect list, and a city that dares you to look closer.
The route threads Geneva’s Old Town, where sandstone façades remember medieval guilds and St. Pierre Cathedral still projects a quiet, scholarly authority. Street names carry French and Swiss stories; watch for 19th‑century signs of industrial growth at the riverfront and small plaques that nod to the city’s role in Reformation-era politics. The game uses real urban fabric—alleys, squares, riverside promenades—as puzzle stages, turning cultural touchpoints into interactive leads.
Expect a two-hour walking loop of mostly flat pavement and occasional steps through narrow lanes. Puzzles mix observation, simple ciphers, and photo tasks; difficulty is easy, built for families and friends who want a playful city exploration rather than a race. Playable at any time you choose, it’s best in daylight for reading details and enjoying views across Lac Léman.
Practical notes: download the Loquiz app and the game file before you start, bring a fully charged phone (and a charger), and give yourself 2–2.5 hours including coffee stops. Aim for morning to avoid peak tourist crowds around the lake and to keep public-transport options flexible. This is urban adventure with a practical edge—curiosity, comfortable shoes, and situational awareness are your best tools.