Athens skattejagtrundvisning i Aristoteles' Lost Library
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Nicely done, my teenagers (13 & 15 years) had fun solving the tasks and navigating through Athens. For younger kids this might be hard one to solve. You get a map, a backpack with the items you need to solve the tasks and a QR code link to a chat to provide your answers. Took us around 2.5-3h to solve together. Very friendly & fun experience.
Hi there, Thank you so much for your lovely review! We’re really happy to hear that you and your teenagers enjoyed solving the puzzles and exploring Athens together - it sounds like you made a great team 😊 You’re absolutely right that some of the challenges can be a bit tricky for younger players, which is why we usually recommend a bit of teamwork (and a few hints if needed!) to keep things fun for everyone. Thanks again for playing with us, and we hope to see you again in another city! Best wishes, Management
The "Lost Library of Aristotle" Treasure Hunt by Mystery City Games is a must-do activity for those seeking more than a typical tour of Athens. This experience, often highly-rated on TripAdvisor, provides a mix of education, activity, and excitement. It is an interactive, immersive, and intellectually engaging outdoor escape room. The Setup and Story The adventure starts at Karori 6 in Athens, where the storyline is introduced. The premise involves assisting a professor in locating the lost library of Aristotle. Unlike digital scavenger hunts, this experience provides a physical kit with tools, clues, and maps. The materials create an engaging experience. The Route The 3km route is well-planned, leading through the historic center of Athens. The route includes famous landmarks and hidden locations, showing a side of the city that tourists may miss. The pace allows for breaks. The Puzzles The puzzles are designed to challenge and engage, including riddles and physical locks on items. The "analogue" aspect reduces screen time. The clues connect with the history of the locations. An Experience for All This activity is recommended for families, couples, and groups of friends. The staff at the check-in point were friendly, and helpful. Conclusion The "Lost Library of Aristotle" by Mystery City Games, as seen on GetYourGuide and adv collective, is a top-tier activity in Athens. It combines the excitement of an escape room with educational components
Thank you so much for taking the time to share such a thoughtful and detailed review of The Lost Library of Aristotle. We’re thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the mix of history, exploration, and hands-on puzzle solving. Our goal has always been to go beyond a traditional tour and create an experience that lets players actively engage with the city and its stories, so it’s wonderful to hear that the route, puzzles, and physical tools all contributed to that sense of discovery. Thank you again for recommending the experience. We hope to welcome you back for another mystery in Athens - or in one of our other cities - someday soon.
Great experience! Perfect way to walk around the city and see the sights that the kids really enjoyed. Ages 4 & 11 was perfect for navigating and figuring out clues, etc. It advertises about 2hrs but it took us 5hrs. But we stopped multiple times to take breaks, eat lunch and take photos of course! Take lots of water and take your time. Very fun!
Love it!!! Thanks and the Bride to Be was soooo happy! If you want to enjoy the city, here you will walk A LOT (so don't do it when its too hot) and the game is soooo nice🤩
Really glad we took the time to play this outdoor puzzle game. The puzzles were very well signposted and utilized the landmarks and environment in various ways. The 3D objects were well-designed, pleasant to handle, and enhanced the gameplay experience. The gameplay map was helpful, and it was always clear where to go and was to do next. We were really pleased to have this adventure take us to see some places around Athens that we may have otherwise missed, and it was easy to take breaks or pop into cute shops along the way. The challenges were not trivial, but not too difficult either—it would make for a fantastic activity for traveling families or a small group of friends.
