Milan · MILAN ESCAPE GAMES & HUNTS
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Out of 7 milan escape games & hunts tours on the site, these 7 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details are all below, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Solve the FR13ND puzzle across Milan with the Sato Code app, starting in Porta Genova through Navigli to Sant'Eustorgio.
“Gran idea para conocer la zona de Naviglio con una divertida atividad. Puedes ir corriendo o pasenado disfrutando como fue nuestro caso (1h30). Recomiendo!”
Play a plague-era Milan mystery treasure hunt. Follow a map to 5 top sights, solve puzzles, and return for a prize in 2.5 hours.
Solve puzzles in Varese with Sato Code’s city-wide escape game, The Angelus Key. Walk from Piazza Monte Grappa to San Lorenzo.
“I played with my relatives as a sort of family reunion and we had so much fun, also the app is so user friendly my grandpa had zero problems with it. Amazing!”
Play a Milan street game on your phone. Solve riddles across major landmarks for about 2 hours. Pause anytime. Private group.
“Great way to see some of the major sights of Milan. Weather was excellent which helped, although it did take a little longer then predicted, allow at least 3rd”
A 3-hour Milan treasure hunt game for friends and teams, hitting Duomo, Sforza Castle, Galleria, and Scala with puzzles and prizes.
“Very Nice experience and very good discovery of milan”
Solve outdoor puzzles across Monza’s center in English. A one-hour team game with coded clues, shops, and city streets.
“We tried Sato Code in Monza to celebrate a birthday. We were really excited, the degree of difficulty is the right one to allow pure fun! To be redone in other citiesAuto-translated”
A self-paced, app-led e-scavenger hunt through Milan’s top landmarks from Piazza Fontana, including Duomo and the Last Supper.
“Ich habe einen Reiseführer erwartet. Es funktionierte aber nur das Spiel und das auch nur zum Teil. Die Erklärung ist schlecht. Ich bin sehr enttäuscht und habe 31 Euro verschenkt. Da gibt es deutlich bessere interaktive Reiseführer, finde ich.”
