Museum of the Californias Tijuana: walk and solve

Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Tijuana includes Museum of the Californias, then Avenida Revolución, Casa de la Cultura Tijuana and Pasaje Rodríguez on its route. These locations provide places to encounter as your team works through the case. The walking game is a way to explore with an investigation in mind, rather than a museum interior tour. If you want to visit inside the museum, arrange that separately. As you play, compare what the current clue might mean and agree on an answer together. Keeping the investigation shared makes the outing a conversation as well as a route through the city with your companions.

Secrets of Tijuana follows the search for El Último Bravo’s lost mask. Its route includes Cine Bujazán, Cigar Lounge Statue, a stop named Caesar Salad Birthplace and Historic Casino Entrance, in that order. Those names identify locations along the walking route; your adventure is the fictional quest connecting the city with the missing mask. Choose Secrets if that discovery story appeals to your group, or Sherlock Holmes if you would rather work a detective case. Decide on the format before setting off so everyone can get involved in the same story, with each player bringing ideas to the tasks you encounter during the walk.

Both adventures cost €19.95 per team and allow up to four players sharing one phone. Each takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. Secrets runs in your phone browser without an app; Sherlock Holmes uses the free Loquiz app. You can start daily at a flexible time, and the purchase is valid for 12 months. Leave enough space in your plans to follow the game without hurrying through the decisions. It helps to make every prompt accessible to the whole team, whether by reading aloud or showing the screen. That way everyone can offer a suggestion, check an assumption or enjoy the next discovery together.