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The 6 Best Outdoor Escape Games in Belgium

6 tours  ·  from $35

A city walk with a puzzle bolted on, played off your own phone at whatever pace you like. The 6 below cover Brussels, Bruges and Ghent, compared on how long they run, how many can play, and how much of the old town they actually cross.

Escape Hunt Brussels, Escape Game - How the 60 minutes usually feels
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Escape Hunt Brussels, Escape Game

1.Escape Hunt Brussels, Escape Game

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 103 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $48Our pick

At Escape Hunt Brussels, you and your private group spend about 60 minutes solving puzzles in a carefully decorated escape room. Games are offered in English, with a playful coordinator, a team photo, and room choices that can suit families and mixed-age groups.

“We had a blast with this escape room. We actually had picked a different room but it was meant for smaller children so they pivoted to one they felt our kids would most enjoy. The coordinator jumped into character and was an absolute joy to play along with. And after we escaped with 7 minutes left we had some snacks waiting for us! Fun time!”

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Discover Ostend while playing! Escape game - The Walter case - Meeting the city at Natiënkaai 1
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Discover Ostend while playing! Escape game – The Walter case

2.Discover Ostend while playing! Escape game – The Walter case

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 16 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.)

You become a private detective in Ostend, following clues through the city to stop a bomb before the two-hour countdown ends. The route changes with your choices, and the walk includes explanations of buildings, historic sights, the beach, and local streets. Play in English with your private group of up to six.

“Great experience and family time. Teenagers loved it and got involved in the case.Auto-translated”

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Discover Durbuy by playing! Escape game - The alchemist - Following the route through Durbuy
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Discover Durbuy by playing! Escape game – The alchemist

4.Discover Durbuy by playing! Escape game – The alchemist

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 14 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Take a self-guided, English-language escape game through Durbuy as an alchemist investigating Josyne’s witchcraft accusation. Follow clues, question witnesses, solve puzzles, and choose whether to defend her. The Coddy app offers live chat support, with the route beginning and ending at Place aux Foires.

“Durbuy being a small town, we felt like we were “going around in circles”. For the rest it is fun and fun.Auto-translated”

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Brussels: Outdoor City Escape Game With Drinks - Solving riddles through central Brussels
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Brussels: Outdoor City Escape Game With Drinks

5.Outdoor City Escape Game With Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★3.6 · 11 reviews · 2h 30m · from $41

Explore central Brussels with your private group, a backpack, and a charged smartphone. Over 150 minutes, solve app-based riddles, visit several bars, and collect three included beers or soft drinks. The game runs in English, French, or Dutch, with alcohol-free play available by request.

“Idéale pour découvrir la ville. Nous avons passé un excellent après midi”

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Outdoor Escape Game with drinks in Brussels - The backpack, smartphone, and team competition
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Outdoor Escape Game with drinks in Brussels

6.Outdoor Escape Game with drinks in Brussels

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 8 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $45

You and three to nine friends use a GPS-led app, smartphone, and mysterious backpack to recover a lost passport and piece together what happened the night before in Brussels. The private game lasts about three hours, includes three beers or soft drinks per person, and is offered in English, French, or Dutch.

“This is a self-guided scavenger hunt with no prizes and a few free drinks here and there. You don’t learn about the history of the city or sample any food. It’s a lot of running around for a few beers. Going to a museum, out to dinner, or a guided food tour would be a better way to spend your money and your valuable vacation time.”

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