Berlin: The Enigma Code is an escape room in Gamla Stan (Old Town) about the Cold War and the legendary code machines. An accessible room for 2–8 people that suits both beginners and larger groups – and can be combined with The Great Escape into the Berlin Mega Escape.
About the room
The Enigma machines were used by former East Germany to encrypt strategic messages. Rumour has it that today's Enigma intelligence could trigger a third world war. Your mission: get into East Berlin through a secret passage around Checkpoint Charlie and decode the message within 60 minutes. The first episode in our Berlin theme – expect plenty of codes to crack. Our largest room and a great choice for bigger groups, up to 8 people.
Good to know
📍 Gamla Stan (Old Town) – Osterlanggatan 41, 111 31 Stockholm (Metro: Gamla Stan)
👥 2–8 players · ⏱ 60 min · 🎚 Difficulty 2/5 (Easy)
💡 Stuck? Our clue system helps you move on · 📞 0760 10 55 01
Price
The minimum price is always 800 SEK per booking. Children 8–12: –50%. Children 0–7: free. See full price list →
Book Berlin: Episode 1 – The Enigma Code
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