National Museum of Iceland Reykjavik: walk and solve

Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Reykjavik passes City Hall Reykjavik, then National Museum of Iceland and Austurvöllur. The walking route gives your group places to notice while the detective case supplies questions to work through. You can enjoy the museum as a sight on the way without treating it as part of the fiction.

Pause to look at the place before reading another instruction on the phone. That keeps exploring Reykjavik part of your outing as well as following the investigation. If you want an independent museum visit, arrange its time separately from the game so that each activity has room in the day.

You follow riddles and photo tasks in the free Loquiz app with at most 4 players on one phone. The Reykjavik game is self-guided, with no accompanying guide directing your team. Read the challenge aloud and consider the different suggestions before settling on an answer.

You might play with a partner, bring friends who enjoy a problem or invite colleagues for something outside their everyday setting. Sharing a device also means keeping the thinking shared. Let another person explain an idea or read the next question as you continue, so the investigation stays open to the whole group rather than only whoever carries the phone.

The detective game in Reykjavik costs €19.95 per team and lasts 1.5 to 2 hours. This team price is for one phone and at most 4 players. Decide which device to use and allow space for walking and solving together alongside any separate visits you want to arrange.

You can start whenever you want, every day, and the game is valid for 12 months. Choose a moment that works for your companions and your plans in the city. Open the app ready to share the challenges, and let the case give your group something common to follow as the route brings you between real sights.