Step into the shoes of the world’s most famous detective and experience Galway like never before! The Galway Self-Guided Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery Game turns the historic streets of Galway into your very own crime-solving playground. In this immersive, story-driven adventure, you and your team will work together to unravel the mysterious murder of Balthasar. Armed only with your smartphone and the Loquiz app, you will navigate the city center, cracking codes, solving brain teasers, completing fun photo challenges, and interacting with digital characters.
This flexible, 2-hour outdoor game is perfect for families, friends, couples, or team-building events. There is no tour guide to follow, giving you the ultimate freedom to start, pause, and play at your own pace. Discover hidden clues, enjoy plenty of British humor, and experience a unique blend of puzzle-solving and sightseeing. Only one ticket is needed per group of 1 to 4 players, making it an incredibly affordable and exciting way to spice up your trip to Galway!
Charge your smartphone fully before starting, as you will use the Loquiz app throughout the game. Wear comfortable walking shoes to explore Galway comfortably.
This self-guided Sherlock Holmes game offers the perfect balance of adventure, freedom, and affordability. Unlike structured walking tours, it lets you explore Galway at your own pace while engaging in a thrilling, immersive storyline. It is highly budget-friendly, requiring just one ticket for up to four players, and guarantees a memorable, laughter-filled experience packed with brain-teasing fun that is perfect for families, friends, and team-building.
You only need to buy 1 ticket per group of 1 to 4 people. If your group is larger than 4, we recommend buying multiple tickets so everyone can actively participate on their own devices.
Yes! The game is completely flexible. Once booked, you can start the game at any time on your selected date, pause it whenever you want to grab a drink or explore, and resume when ready.
No, this City Game uses the city center as an interactive playing field to solve a fictional murder mystery, but it does not provide historical facts or tourist information about Galway.
