Scavenger Hunt & Outdoor Games Berlin

Scavenger hunt, city game, outdoor escape: different names, same idea. You solve puzzles, follow clues, and find out who in your group is secretly good at everything. At EXIT, you pick from three outdoor games: Boller Battle, a bollerwagen gameshow with 9 mini-games. Echoes of Berlin, an app mission through parallel universes. And Escape & Espionage at the Berlin Wall, a spy rally through Cold War history. From €19.50 per person, for 2 to 66 players, in English and German. Berlin is the game board. Your move.

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What's a scavenger hunt? What's a city rally?

Scavenger hunt: clue leads to clue, station to station, until you crack the final puzzle. You know the format from childhood. Works just as well with adults who can't agree on which way to go at a crossroads.

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City rally: same idea, bigger playing field. A whole neighbourhood instead of a garden. Real landmarks instead of notes under flowerpots. Both get you outdoors, moving, and discovering corners of a city you'd normally walk past with headphones in.

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Scavenger hunt, city rally, or outdoor game: what's the difference?

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Quick overview:

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With a classic scavenger hunt, someone spends two evenings writing clues at the kitchen table. With EXIT, you get finished puzzles, a storyline, and a game master or app. You round up the group. We've already solved the rest.

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Which game fits your group?

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Three games, three directions. A few clues to point you the right way:

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Team event or team building → Boller Battle. Up to 36 players, 9 mini-games, a game master keeping score. The competitive streak kicks in by round three. Even in colleagues who swear they don't have one.

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Stag or hen party → Boller Battle with a bollerwagen and optional drinks crate. No DIY task cards, no clipboards, no costume requirements. Known from "Die Höhle der Löwen" (Germany's Shark Tank). If you need an argument to convince the group: there's one.

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Family with teenagers → Echoes of Berlin. From age 12, at your own pace, with a story about parallel universes that's more engaging than whatever's trending on TikTok. Parents solve alongside, teenagers lead. Or the other way round. Both work.

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Nice weather, want to be outside → All three games are fully outdoors. Escape & Espionage is the shortest at 2 hours. Starts at Weinbergspark, leaves room for the rest of the afternoon.

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Group activity in English → All three outdoor games run in English and German. No prior knowledge of Berlin needed. The city explains itself along the way.

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The three EXIT outdoor games in Berlin

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Boller Battle Berlin: the bollerwagen gameshow

Known from "Die Höhle der Löwen" (Germany's Shark Tank). 2 to 36 players split into teams, grab bollerwagen (Berlin's traditional handcarts), and compete across 9 mini-games: trivia, dexterity, reaction speed. 3 hours, a game master, start at S+U Friedrichstraße, route through central Berlin.

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Optional: drinks crate on the bollerwagen. What starts as a relaxed tour turns into a proper competition by mini-game three. The quietest person in the group will dominate the dexterity rounds. Happens every time.

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It's the grown-up evolution of the scavenger hunts you loved as a kid: with a scoreboard, a bollerwagen, and the moment everyone realises they actually want to win.

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Key facts: 2–36 players · 3 hours · 9 mini-games · Ages 12+ · From €23.50 per person · Start: S+U Friedrichstraße · EN and DE

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Echoes of Berlin: the app mission through the city

Reality has cracked. Fragments from parallel universes are appearing all over Berlin. Together with Vareon, an interdimensional being, you search for anomalies across the city. Sounds like a lot. Works through an app on your phone. One device per group is enough.

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Start and end: Friedrichstraße 101. Plan 3 to 3.5 hours. Groups of 2 to 6 play together; larger groups split into parallel teams, up to 36 total. You set the pace. Breaks are allowed. But once you start puzzling, you rarely take them.

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Key facts: 2–6 per group (up to 36 in parallel) · 3–3.5 hours · Ages 12+ · Introductory price: from €21.50 per person · Start and end: Friedrichstraße 101 · EN and DE

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Escape & Espionage at the Berlin Wall

The Wall is up. The Stasi is listening. Someone from your group has disappeared. Your route takes you through central Berlin, past real Cold War sites. Escape game elements, city rally, spy craft. No app download, just a smartphone, instructions by email, and your ability to connect the dots.

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2 hours, from €19.50 per person, start any time. No game master, no fixed time slot. Bookable for 2 to 66 players. School group, corporate team, or four friends with a free afternoon: you start when you're ready.

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Key facts: From 2 players (up to 66) · 2 hours · Ages 13+ · From €19.50 per person · Start: Weinbergspark (U Rosenthaler Platz) · Start any time · EN and DE

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Meeting point, duration, group size, price & language

The essentials, before you book:

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Meeting points: Boller Battle and Echoes of Berlin start at Friedrichstraße 101 (S+U Friedrichstraße, Berlin-Mitte). Escape & Espionage starts at Weinbergspark (U Rosenthaler Platz).

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Duration: Escape & Espionage approx. 2 hours. Echoes of Berlin approx. 3 to 3.5 hours. Boller Battle approx. 3 hours.

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Group size: From 2 players. Boller Battle and Echoes of Berlin up to 36, Escape & Espionage up to 66.

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Prices: Escape & Espionage from €19.50 per person. Echoes of Berlin from €21.50 (introductory price). Boller Battle from €23.50. Prices vary by group size and day of the week.

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Language: All three outdoor games in English and German. No prior knowledge needed.

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Age: Echoes of Berlin and Boller Battle from age 12. Escape & Espionage from age 13.

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EXIT Game Berlin, Friedrichstraße 101, 10117 Berlin. Below the Admiralspalast since 2014. Six indoor rooms, three outdoor games, and a get-together lounge for groups who aren't done debating who found the crucial clue. Google rating: 4.8.

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Frequently asked questions

What's a scavenger hunt or city game in Berlin? A scavenger hunt or city game takes you through Berlin: solving puzzles, following clues, discovering places. At EXIT, you choose between Boller Battle (bollerwagen gameshow), Echoes of Berlin (app mission), and Escape & Espionage at the Berlin Wall.

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How many people do you need for an outdoor game? Minimum 2. Boller Battle and Echoes of Berlin go up to 36, Escape & Espionage up to 66. Getting everyone to agree on a date is usually the hardest part.

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How long does an outdoor game at EXIT take? Escape & Espionage: about 2 hours. Echoes of Berlin and Boller Battle: about 3 to 3.5 hours. The post-game analysis (who found what first, who sent the group the wrong way) is not included in that estimate.

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How much does an outdoor game in Berlin cost? Escape & Espionage from €19.50 per person. Echoes of Berlin from €21.50 (introductory price). Boller Battle from €23.50. Prices vary by group size and day of the week.

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Can you play the outdoor games in English? Yes. All three in English and German. No prior knowledge of Berlin needed.

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Is it suitable for stag parties, team events, or families? Yes. Boller Battle for stag/hen parties and team events (up to 36 players, game master included). Echoes of Berlin for families with teenagers from age 12. Escape & Espionage for school groups, team events, and any group size.

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Where do the outdoor games start? Boller Battle and Echoes of Berlin: Friedrichstraße 101 (S+U Friedrichstraße). Escape & Espionage: Weinbergspark (U Rosenthaler Platz).

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What happens in bad weather? Light rain: you play. Berlin weather is part of the deal. In case of storms, EXIT offers free rebooking up to 3 days in advance.

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EXIT Escape Room Games Berlin · Friedrichstraße 101, 10117 Berlin · Since 2014 · exit-game.de

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