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Take a self-guided Sherlock Holmes mystery through the streets of Vigo. Use your phone to follow clues, solve puzzles and explore the port city at your own pace—roughly two hours of investigative play for teams or solo players.
Take a self-guided Sherlock Holmes mystery through the streets of Vigo. Use your phone to follow clues, solve puzzles and explore the port city at your own pace—roughly two hours of investigative play for teams or solo players.
You step out into Plaza de la Constitución and the city exhales around you: trams hum, gulls wheel above the port, and the cobbled streets seem to whisper clues. The game drops a fictional corpse and a pocketful of hints into Vigo’s center, and your team—one device, up to four players—becomes the detective unit weaving through real lanes and plazas.
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Operated by City Game · Vigo, Galicia
You step out into Plaza de la Constitución and the city exhales around you: trams hum, gulls wheel above the port, and the cobbled streets seem to whisper clues. The game drops a fictional corpse and a pocketful of hints into Vigo’s center, and your team—one device, up to four players—becomes the detective unit weaving through real lanes and plazas.
Vigo is a working port whose bones are granite and salt; its growth tracks centuries of fishing, shipbuilding and the 1702 Battle of Vigo Bay. The route threads past nineteenth‑century façades, modern market life and the language-mixed culture of Galicia—Spanish and Galician street names, seafood stalls and plazas where local life still pulses.
Geology here is practical: granite outcrops give the city its hard edges and viewpoints over the ria. Culture shows up in tapas bars and the Museo del Mar a short walk away. The game plays the city like a stage—digital characters, code puzzles and photo tasks nudge you into alleys and viewpoints you might otherwise pass.
Practical guidance: download the Loquiz app and read the instructions email before you start. Allow about two hours and pick a dry afternoon to avoid slick cobbles; the route is physically easy but requires steady attention and a charged phone. Work in teams of up to four per device, bring a power bank, and plan a coffee stop—Vigo’s seafood and pastry shops make good debrief locations. Public transport serves the plaza and there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours before your date. The experience is low-impact—leave clues digital and treats local businesses by refueling with a meal afterward.
easy.
2 hours.
Minimal fitness required—comfortable walking pace for up to two hours with short stops.
The suggested start location is Plaza de la Constitución in central Vigo; you can finish at your own pace anywhere along the route.
Written guides are available in Spanish, English, German, French, Italian and Dutch—choose when you download the game instructions.
One ticket covers a group using one device (1–4 people); larger groups should book multiple tickets.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled date; no refund within 24 hours.
Vigo’s fortunes come from the sea: the city expanded with fishing, shipbuilding and commerce and was the scene of the 1702 Battle of Vigo Bay.
Respect historic streets and avoid litter—support local shops rather than leaving waste behind; staying on public paths reduces wear on fragile coastal habitats.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out into Plaza de la Constitución and the city exhales around you: trams hum, gulls wheel above the port, and the cobbled streets seem to whisper clues. The game drops a fictional corpse and a pocketful of hints into Vigo’s center, and your team—one device, up to four players—becomes the detective unit weaving through real lanes and plazas.
You step out into Plaza de la Constitución and the city exhales around you: trams hum, gulls wheel above the port, and the cobbled streets seem to whisper clues. The game drops a fictional corpse and a pocketful of hints into Vigo’s center, and your team—one device, up to four players—becomes the detective unit weaving through real lanes and plazas.
Vigo is a working port whose bones are granite and salt; its growth tracks centuries of fishing, shipbuilding and the 1702 Battle of Vigo Bay. The route threads past nineteenth‑century façades, modern market life and the language-mixed culture of Galicia—Spanish and Galician street names, seafood stalls and plazas where local life still pulses.
Geology here is practical: granite outcrops give the city its hard edges and viewpoints over the ria. Culture shows up in tapas bars and the Museo del Mar a short walk away. The game plays the city like a stage—digital characters, code puzzles and photo tasks nudge you into alleys and viewpoints you might otherwise pass.
Practical guidance: download the Loquiz app and read the instructions email before you start. Allow about two hours and pick a dry afternoon to avoid slick cobbles; the route is physically easy but requires steady attention and a charged phone. Work in teams of up to four per device, bring a power bank, and plan a coffee stop—Vigo’s seafood and pastry shops make good debrief locations. Public transport serves the plaza and there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours before your date. The experience is low-impact—leave clues digital and treats local businesses by refueling with a meal afterward.