A Brisbane escape game you play outdoors, on your phone, at your own pace. You walk a 4.4 km loop through South Bank and the city centre, about 64 minutes of walking, and at every stop a riddle waits to be cracked before the next clue unlocks. Play it solo, as a couple, with friends or with kids, in English, German, French or Chinese.
Can you solve the riddles? Try Brisbane escape game!
Puzzles
Solve location based puzzles with logic and observation. No knowledge is required.
Help System
Up to 3 levels of hints with our automatic help system.
Time
Time is with you and not against you. Solve the riddles at your own pace.
Flexibility
You can start playing anytime. You can pause your game and continue later or another day.
Duration
2 hours including total walking time of 64 minutes.
Languages
English, German, French, Chinese.
Navigation
Integration with Google Maps. Choose where to start and finish your route.
Self Guided
No one will be waiting for you! It’s just you and your smartphones!
What you need to know about Brisbane escape game?
- Prefer to start the game in daylight, as the lack of light may make it difficult to solve puzzles.
- Our game is completely outdoors, so it depends on the weather. The game can continue the same day or another day if it is interrupted.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult. It is a nice and very educational activity for them if an adult helps them solve the puzzles and explains them.
- Every attraction hides a puzzle! The puzzles are independent and not connected to each other through a story. The goal is for players to interact with the attractions and their surrounding areas!
- You don’t have to pay for admission fees or entry tickets. The puzzles are related to the outdoor areas of the attractions.
Locations and Route (Show Map)
Starting location: The Wheel of Brisbane
Ending location: City Botanical Gardens
You will visit:
- The Wheel of Brisbane
- Brisbane Sign
- Victoria Bridge Abutment
- Brisbane City Hall
- Anzac Square and Memorial Gallery
- St. Johns Cathedral
- St. Stephens Cathedral
- Queens Gardens
- Queensland Parliament
- City Botanical Gardens
Brisbane Team-Building & Escape Game Adventure: riddles, river views and city history, all on your own phone.
You start beside the Wheel of Brisbane, sixty metres of steel and glass that first turned in 2008 and never left, then pose at the colourful Brisbane Sign in South Bank Parklands. Across the water waits the sandstone abutment of the old Victoria Bridge, whose 1874 original was wrecked by the great flood of 1893, and then Brisbane City Hall, opened in 1930 with a 92 metre clock tower locals call Big Ben.
Next comes Anzac Square, laid out between 1928 and 1930, where a Greek style sandstone colonnade shelters an eternal flame that has burned since the square opened. At St John’s Cathedral you stand before one of the last cathedrals built entirely in stone without steel: begun in 1906, finished only in 2009. Beside St Stephen’s Cathedral hides St Stephen’s Chapel of 1850, Brisbane’s oldest surviving church.
Queens Gardens was set aside as the city’s botanic reserve in 1855, and its old fig trees have had more than a century and a half to spread. Then Queensland Parliament, French Renaissance in golden local sandstone, built in stages from 1865 to 1889. You finish in the City Botanical Gardens, dug by convicts in 1828 and shaped into a collection from 1855.
No booking desk, no guide to meet, no fixed start time. Buy once, start when you like, pause for coffee and pick the trail up again. Solve every riddle and Brisbane will feel a lot more familiar by the time you reach the river.
Why Choose World City Trail?
- Engaging and Fun: Our interactive challenges and puzzles will keep your team entertained and motivated.
- Team Building: Collaborate with your colleagues to solve riddles, decipher clues, and complete missions.
- Cultural Immersion: Discover the rich history, culture, and architecture of Brisbane.
- Flexible Customization: Tailor your experience to your team’s specific needs and interests.
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