Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Mosque Doha: walk and solve

Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Doha passes Museum of Islamic Art, then Katara Mosque and Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Mosque. These real settings give your group places to see while the fictional case supplies questions to work through together. The mosque becomes part of a walking exploration, with its real purpose distinct from the detective story.

Give the place a moment of attention before returning to the phone. Seeing a sight along a route and planning an independent visit are different activities. Leave additional sightseeing time alongside the game so your group has room for walking and solving without including every other visit inside the same playing duration.

The Doha game costs €19.95 per team and lasts 1.5 to 2 hours. One phone serves at most 4 players. Decide on your shared device and companions beforehand, and allow time for walking as well as discussing the challenges. Additional visits can have separate space around the activity in your day.

You can begin whenever you want, every day, within a validity period of 12 months. Select a time that suits your group and your visit to Doha. Open the app ready to join in with the case together, giving the investigation time of its own while the real settings on the route offer places to notice between the questions as you continue on foot.

You solve riddles and photo tasks in the free Loquiz app on one phone during the Doha activity. The game is self-guided, without an accompanying guide leading your group. Read each instruction aloud and compare the ideas before choosing an answer together.

A partner may interpret a challenge another way, while friends or colleagues can discuss several approaches. Let those suggestions enter the conversation even if one player carries the device throughout. The phone holder can share the question without making every decision, keeping the fictional investigation a team activity while the real places along the walk provide more to notice between its questions than only the next solution on a screen.