ShanghaiOutdoor Escape Game & Treasure Hunt
Where futuristic skyscrapers meet historic alleys
What to do in Shanghai? This fascinating megalopolis, where history meets the boldest modernity, offers a myriad of experiences. Between the dizzying skyscrapers of the Bund and the classical Yu Garden, the city is a kaleidoscope of cultures and eras. To explore Shanghai in a truly immersive and fun way, our outdoor escape games offer an unusual activity, transforming the bustling streets into a vast playground. Imagine a life-sized treasure hunt, where every alley of the French Concession or every architectural detail of the Xintiandi district becomes a clue. Our scavenger hunts guide you through iconic neighborhoods, revealing secrets that even locals sometimes overlook. It's a unique way to appropriate the city, learn its history, and discover its hidden gems, far beyond the beaten path. Whether you're with family, friends, or a couple, get ready for a memorable adventure. Here is the trail we offer in Shanghai:
The Bund — Uncover the Great Ledger
Decode the cryptic Great Shanghai Ledger, a secret registry of spies and traitors hidden among the Bund's colonial facades. Outwit shadowy agents to expose the conspiracy before it's erased forever.
The French Concession — Shadows of 1927
1927: Uncover the shadowy conspiracy behind the Bloody Spring massacres in Shanghai's French Concession. Decode clues from hidden sites to expose the traitors who ignited China's civil war.
Hongkou — Uncover the Ghetto Secret
Uncover the hidden conspiracy that saved 20,000 Jewish refugees in Shanghai's Hongkou Ghetto. Decode clues from synagogues, cafes, and memorials to expose the shadowy network that defied the Nazis.
Unusual things to do in Shanghai
For an unusual activity in Shanghai, our outdoor escape games are an excellent option. Far from the typical tourist crowds, you'll delve into the secret alleys of the French Concession, discovering hidden Art Deco villas and forgotten stories. The trail above invites you to pay attention to architectural details, wall inscriptions, and urban curiosities that only reveal themselves when you're looking for clues. It's an original outing in Shanghai that combines urban exploration with puzzle-solving, offering a unique perspective on the city and its fascinating contrasts, between dazzling modernity and old-world charm.
Things to do in Shanghai with kids
What to do with the family in Shanghai? Our outdoor escape games are an ideal activity for kids and teens. Suitable from age 8, the trail above transforms exploring the city into a real treasure hunt. Younger children will enjoy spotting clues with the GPS, while older ones will challenge their minds with puzzles. It's a teen-friendly outing that stimulates curiosity and teamwork, allowing everyone to contribute to the adventure. Away from screens, this outdoor activity offers a fun and educational shared experience, where you learn about the city without even realizing it.
Shanghai for couples
Shanghai for couples is a unique experience, between the sparkling lights of the Bund and the timeless charm of the French Concession. Our outdoor trails offer an original couples' outing, transforming a simple stroll into a shared romantic adventure. Imagine yourselves hand in hand, solving puzzles while exploring picturesque alleys or admiring breathtaking views. It's a romantic activity that strengthens bonds, where complicity is tested by the game. A romantic getaway that's out of the ordinary, to discover Shanghai from a new, intimate, and fun perspective.
What to do in Shanghai when it rains
What to do in Shanghai when it rains? Although our escape games are outdoor, Shanghai offers many covered passages, shopping arcades, and sheltered alleys, especially in the French Concession and Xintiandi district. The trail above has been designed to take advantage of these areas, allowing you to play even in light rain. It's a wet-weather activity that invites you to explore the city in a different light, when the cobblestones shine and the atmosphere becomes more intimate. Bring an umbrella and let yourself be surprised by the charm of Shanghai in the rain.
Where is Shanghai ?
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Frequently asked questions
How much does an outdoor escape game in Shanghai cost?
Our outdoor escape game in Shanghai starts at €12 per team (1 phone). For more players on the same trail, budget €19 for 2 phones and €25 for 3. As there is only one game available for now, there is no specific City Pass for Shanghai, but you always benefit from the best team rate.
Is the escape game in Shanghai suitable for children / families?
Yes, our trail in Shanghai is suitable from age 8. The puzzles are designed to be solved in a group: children will enjoy looking for visual clues, teenagers will decipher codes, and adults can appreciate the historical and cultural aspects. The integrated GPS guides every step, ensuring a safe and fun experience for the whole family.
How long does an outdoor escape game in Shanghai last?
Expect between 1h30 and 2h30 to complete our trail in Shanghai, depending on your pace and the time you take to solve the puzzles and admire the sights. Our games are self-guided, meaning you can start whenever you want and take breaks as you please, perfectly adapting to your schedule.
Do I need to book in advance?
Online booking is not mandatory as our games are available 24/7. However, we recommend it to ensure you receive your activation code instantly by email, allowing you to start the adventure without delay. The code has no expiry date, so you can use it whenever you wish.
What is Shanghai famous for? / What to visit in Shanghai?
Shanghai is famous for its unique blend of colonial history and futuristic architecture. Don't miss the Bund with its historic buildings facing Pudong's skyscrapers, Yu Garden for an immersion in traditional China, and the French Concession for its European charm. Our escape game will help you discover some of these iconic places from a new perspective, integrating their history into the plot.
What is the best season to visit Shanghai?
Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) are the best seasons to visit Shanghai. Temperatures are pleasant and the weather is generally sunny, ideal for our outdoor escape games. Summer can be hot and humid, while winter is cool but offers a special atmosphere with fewer crowds. Even in cooler weather, the city's many covered passages make the activity enjoyable.
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