Rome / Italy
Discover real places and local stories through self-guided city games, or choose an outdoor mystery made for fun together.
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Solve clues, discover stories and pause when you like.
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City exploration games
Step into a mission made for this city alone. Local creators turn its history, characters and hidden corners into an adventure, leading you through remarkable places, with a challenge to solve using what’s around you at every stop.
Created by locals. Unique to this city.
Outdoor escape gamesGather your team and step into a fictional adventure by Questo. Follow a route that brings the story to life, unravel clues and tackle puzzles that test your detective instincts. Your next breakthrough could be just around the corner.
Created by Questo. One story, different city routes.Played this story elsewhere? Expect the same adventure on a different route.
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Quest pages show the available passes, included phones and group options. Choose the access that fits your people.
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Explore the annual passStories from players / Rome
Real moments from quests across the city. Photos and five-star reviews shared by Questo players.
Abbiamo scoperto posti nuovi e dettagli che, passeggiando semplicemente per questa splendida città non avremmo scovato. Grazie per aver pensato a questo fantastico gioco.
Always amazing. We've seen all the usual places in Rome but this took us to someplace completely new we would have never found on our own.
nous avons traversé la ville au fil de l histoire, passant par des rues plus ou moins animées et se rendant sur de célèbres places. un bon moment de partage avec ma fille.
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Plan your visit
Choose the route that fits your day, then leave room for the places that catch your eye.
Compare Rome adventuresPick city exploration for places and stories, or an outdoor game for a fictional mission.
Each quest page explains the walking route, usual duration and starting area.
Playable languages appear on every quest before checkout.
Play privately or split a large group into competing teams.
Plan your walk
16 self-guided games in Rome, visiting 190 stops across the city. Follow the clues on foot, at whatever pace suits you.
The Trevi Fountain is the largest Baroque fountain in Rome and one of the most famous fountains in the world.
Castel Sant'Angelo is a towering cylindrical fortress on the banks of the Tiber, just a short walk from St. Peter's Basilica.
Campo dei Fiori is one of the liveliest squares in Rome, a bustling open-air market by day and a popular gathering spot by night.
The people behind the adventures
Local creators turn the places they know into routes other people can experience.
See the route, story and experience created for Rome.
Discover this quest ↗See the route, story and experience created for Rome.
Discover this quest ↗Before you head out
Yes. Quests are designed to guide you past Rome’s most iconic landmarks—like the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, and Castel Sant’Angelo—while also revealing hidden corners most tours skip. You’ll get both the “must-see” highlights and secret gems, all in just a couple of hours.
Absolutely. With Questo, you’re in charge. There’s no guide, no group, and no fixed start time. You can begin whenever you want, pause for a gelato, take photos, or even stop for dinner before continuing. It’s like having a private tour, but at your own pace.
Yes—Kid Quest: The Day the Senses Went Silent is a family favorite for kids ages 4-8, and Angels and Demons for older ones.. Kids follow a playful story while walking through real streets, solving puzzles along the way. It turns sightseeing into an adventure and keeps children excited instead of bored.
You’ll love Rome’s Prostitute Empress: The Suburra Mystery, which mixes ancient history with a murder mystery storyline in the Monti district near the Roman Forum. If you’re more into Dan Brown–style adventures, try the Angels & Demons Outdoor Escape Game, where you chase clues tied to the Illuminati across famous landmarks.
Yes. Quests are available anytime, day or night. Many travelers enjoy starting in the evening, when landmarks like Trevi Fountain and Piazza Venezia are beautifully lit and the streets are quieter. It’s a unique way to experience Rome after dark. For the night, we recommend you play the Ghosts of Rome quest.
Definitely. Couples love them as a romantic, interactive date night, and groups enjoy splitting into teams and competing to solve the puzzles first. It’s a memorable way to explore the Eternal City together.
No advance booking is needed. Just download the Questo app, choose your quest, and head to the starting point. Play when it suits your schedule—it’s perfect for travelers who want flexibility.
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