Little Venice London: Lost Memories Self-Guided Puzzle Walk in United Kingdom

Длительность

1 час 15 минут

Язык

Английский

Гостей

1-10

A car accident stole your memories. Now you wander the canals of Little Venice, piecing together a past that feels more like a dream. This self-guided puzzle…

Включено

Guide
Self-guided puzzle walk through 9 Little Venice landmarks along the canal
Clues and an interactive map in the Questo app
Alan Turing, Roald Amundsen, and Rembrandt as story companions
Emotional amnesia storyline with a surprise twist ending
Play anytime, pause and resume, go at your own pace

Не включено

Live tour guide (this is a self-guided activity)

Маршрут

You will get to this place by following a clue and solving a puzzle. Once there, you will get indications on how to continue your game, while also learning about the place you've discovered.

Не забудьте!

Not wheelchair accessibleInfants must not sit on lapsInfant seats unavailableTo play the game, go to and add your booking number and e-mail address to unlock the game. Then, download the Questo app and create a new account. For help, please reach out at

A car accident stole your memories. Now you wander the canals of Little Venice, piecing together a past that feels more like a dream. This self-guided puzzle walk blends mystery, history, and beauty across 9 stops in one of London's most picturesque hidden corners.

Begin at Alan Turing's birthplace, where the WWII codebreaker becomes your guide. Explore the colourful doors of Bristol Mews, discover Clifton Nurseries (London's oldest garden centre, est. 1851), and walk the Grand Union Canal past painted narrowboats.

Meet explorer Amundsen in a local bar and sit beside Rembrandt in the gardens named after him. Each encounter mirrors your own search, building toward a twist that reframes the entire journey.

More contemplative than a typical escape game, this walk layers storytelling, real history, and emotional depth into every stop.

Play anytime at your own pace using the Questo app. Perfect for a quiet afternoon in a London most visitors never find.