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Turn Fez’s medieval medina into a crime scene: this self-guided Sherlock Holmes game leads you through alleys, markets, and landmarks as you solve a two-hour murder mystery using your phone. Perfect for groups and solo sleuths.
Turn Fez’s medieval medina into a crime scene: this self-guided Sherlock Holmes game leads you through alleys, markets, and landmarks as you solve a two-hour murder mystery using your phone. Perfect for groups and solo sleuths.
The alley narrows and the blue tile of Bab Boujloud slips behind you as the case file on your phone pulses with the next clue. In Fez’s medieval medina the city itself becomes a set: courtyards, carved wooden doors, and the river’s low murmur stage each turn in a two-hour detective game that asks you to read walls, windows, and whispered directions.
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Operated by City Game · Fez, Fès-Meknès
The alley narrows and the blue tile of Bab Boujloud slips behind you as the case file on your phone pulses with the next clue. In Fez’s medieval medina the city itself becomes a set: courtyards, carved wooden doors, and the river’s low murmur stage each turn in a two-hour detective game that asks you to read walls, windows, and whispered directions.
Fez is one of North Africa’s oldest living cities. Its medina, Fes el-Bali, grew around the 9th century and hosts landmarks like Al-Qarawiyyin University and the Bou Inania Madrasa—reminders that the puzzles you solve here rest on centuries of trade, scholarship, and craft. The city sits in a basin fed by the Fez River; its narrow streets and stepped lanes reflect that compact topography and the practical logic of medieval urban planning.
Culturally, the game threads local craft and storytelling into the plot: tanneries, woodcarvers, and market vendors provide texture rather than obstacles. Expect the scent of leather near Chouara and the call of vendors negotiating prices.
Practical guidance: download the Loquiz app and charge your phone before you start; the game is self-paced and runs about two hours for 1–4 players per device. Wear comfortable walking shoes, carry water and small change, and plan to start near Bab Boujloud for easy navigation. Respect private courtyards and photo rules at religious sites. This experience blends casual puzzle-solving with real-world exploration—no prior skills required, only curiosity and a charged battery.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most walkers; minimal fitness required as the route is on foot with frequent stops
The experience is designed to last about two hours, but you can play at your own pace and pause if needed.
One ticket covers a group of 1–4 people using a single device; larger groups should purchase additional tickets.
The app and game materials are offered in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Dutch.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled date; same-day cancellations are not refundable.
Fez’s medina dates to the 9th century and grew into a major medieval center of learning and craftsmanship anchored by Al-Qarawiyyin University.
The medina’s narrow lanes and historic buildings are sensitive to foot traffic—stay on public routes, avoid touching fragile carvings, and support local artisans by buying thoughtfully.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The alley narrows and the blue tile of Bab Boujloud slips behind you as the case file on your phone pulses with the next clue. In Fez’s medieval medina the city itself becomes a set: courtyards, carved wooden doors, and the river’s low murmur stage each turn in a two-hour detective game that asks you to read walls, windows, and whispered directions.
The alley narrows and the blue tile of Bab Boujloud slips behind you as the case file on your phone pulses with the next clue. In Fez’s medieval medina the city itself becomes a set: courtyards, carved wooden doors, and the river’s low murmur stage each turn in a two-hour detective game that asks you to read walls, windows, and whispered directions.
Fez is one of North Africa’s oldest living cities. Its medina, Fes el-Bali, grew around the 9th century and hosts landmarks like Al-Qarawiyyin University and the Bou Inania Madrasa—reminders that the puzzles you solve here rest on centuries of trade, scholarship, and craft. The city sits in a basin fed by the Fez River; its narrow streets and stepped lanes reflect that compact topography and the practical logic of medieval urban planning.
Culturally, the game threads local craft and storytelling into the plot: tanneries, woodcarvers, and market vendors provide texture rather than obstacles. Expect the scent of leather near Chouara and the call of vendors negotiating prices.
Practical guidance: download the Loquiz app and charge your phone before you start; the game is self-paced and runs about two hours for 1–4 players per device. Wear comfortable walking shoes, carry water and small change, and plan to start near Bab Boujloud for easy navigation. Respect private courtyards and photo rules at religious sites. This experience blends casual puzzle-solving with real-world exploration—no prior skills required, only curiosity and a charged battery.