THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Turn Girona into a crime-scene playground with a two-hour, self-guided Sherlock Holmes mystery on your phone. Solve puzzles through the Old Quarter, follow clues along the Onyar River, and learn local history as you play.
Turn Girona into a crime-scene playground with a two-hour, self-guided Sherlock Holmes mystery on your phone. Solve puzzles through the Old Quarter, follow clues along the Onyar River, and learn local history as you play.
A brisk morning light hits the orange roofs of Girona as you tap open the Loquiz app and become an investigator.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by City Game · Girona, Catalonia
A brisk morning light hits the orange roofs of Girona as you tap open the Loquiz app and become an investigator.
The game drops you into narrow lanes around the Cathedral and the Old Quarter, where stone steps and painted riverfront houses stand as silent witnesses to a fictional crime — the murder of Balthasar. Clues are woven into storefronts, plazas and the riverbank, and digital characters nudge you toward puzzles that reward observation as much as deduction.
Girona's streets carry visible history: Roman foundations under medieval walls, a compact Jewish Quarter (El Call) with its grid of alleys, and the Onyar River threading the city with its colorful façades. The setting is compact — most routes cover 1.5–3 km total on uneven cobbles and short flights of steps — which makes the storyline feel cinematic without demanding long trekking days.
Expect a blend of culture and play: language options are available in multiple written guides, public transit brings you within easy reach, and the experience is designed for groups (1–4 per device) or solo players who like a paced, investigative walk.
Practical edge: bring a charged smartphone, comfortable shoes for cobbles and steps, and a small power bank. Start the game when streets are quieter if you want time to read plaques and photograph clues. The experience is flexible — start any time and finish at your pace — and it’s an accessible, engaging way to see Girona beyond the main sights.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves light walking on cobbles and short flights of stairs
The game is designed for about two hours, but you can play at your own pace and stop or extend as desired.
Yes — after booking you'll receive instructions; download the Loquiz app and the game content before you start.
Written guide options include English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Dutch per booking details.
Yes — it’s self-guided and can be started at any time on your booked date; groups follow their own schedule.
Girona preserves layers of occupation from Roman foundations to a well-preserved medieval Jewish Quarter (El Call), visible in its narrow streets and stone architecture.
Respect historic streets by staying on paths, avoiding graffiti, and carrying out any trash; low-impact tourism helps preserve fragile stonework and quiet neighborhoods.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A brisk morning light hits the orange roofs of Girona as you tap open the Loquiz app and become an investigator.
A brisk morning light hits the orange roofs of Girona as you tap open the Loquiz app and become an investigator.
The game drops you into narrow lanes around the Cathedral and the Old Quarter, where stone steps and painted riverfront houses stand as silent witnesses to a fictional crime — the murder of Balthasar. Clues are woven into storefronts, plazas and the riverbank, and digital characters nudge you toward puzzles that reward observation as much as deduction.
Girona's streets carry visible history: Roman foundations under medieval walls, a compact Jewish Quarter (El Call) with its grid of alleys, and the Onyar River threading the city with its colorful façades. The setting is compact — most routes cover 1.5–3 km total on uneven cobbles and short flights of steps — which makes the storyline feel cinematic without demanding long trekking days.
Expect a blend of culture and play: language options are available in multiple written guides, public transit brings you within easy reach, and the experience is designed for groups (1–4 per device) or solo players who like a paced, investigative walk.
Practical edge: bring a charged smartphone, comfortable shoes for cobbles and steps, and a small power bank. Start the game when streets are quieter if you want time to read plaques and photograph clues. The experience is flexible — start any time and finish at your pace — and it’s an accessible, engaging way to see Girona beyond the main sights.