Turn London Into a Game

Explore at your own pace with app-guided clues, puzzles, and hidden stories.

4.53,617 reviews in LondonTrusted by 1M+ explorersSelf-guided · no booking · play offline

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What people have to say about quests in London?

4.5

Based on 3,617+ Local Reviews

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Charlotte Fallows-Osborne

Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows in Kensington, London

It was brilliant fun, loved the facts but not sure how the scoring system has worked. I've ended up third despite getting the same score?

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JonEscapes

Start Me Up: The Rolling Stones play Eel Pie Island

Great walk with really interesting locations and a fantastic history of the Rolling Stones. A brilliant experience!

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Sabine Clarke

London for Fashionistas: A Stylish Quest in London's Most Fashionable Streets

Glamourous and entertaining!

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Megan Ellis

Historic London: Spitalfields and Brick Lane from Weavers to Wine Bars

Very nice easy clues and fun games.

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Akshatha Ilangovan

Ghost Hunt in London

Amazing!! Get an umbrella and a power bank.

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Questo City Stories Index · 2026

London ranks #1 of 80 cities measured on foot

The city of kings and crowds

Walking London, you pass a place with a story every 273 metres: 594 storied places and 184 historical figures, measured from real routes, not opinions.

75out of 100

Colchester scores 56. The argument starts there.

Things to do in London

61 self-guided games in London, visiting 746 stops across the city. Follow the clues on foot, at whatever pace suits you.

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Ways to explore London with Questo

One app, one type of quest · different ways to play it.

As a scavenger hunt

Solve clues and puzzles at real London landmarks. Race against the clock or take it at your own pace · and bring a group to compete for a spot on the leaderboard.

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As a self-guided walking tour

A GPS-guided walking route with stories along the way. Play on your own schedule, stop and resume anytime · and once you've downloaded a quest, it works fully offline.

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For a spooky twist

Prefer chills over clues? Some London quests lean into haunted history and dark legends after dusk.

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Frequently asked questions

What can I do in London with Questo?
Browse outdoor city games built around London. Each quest has its own route and story: follow clues, solve puzzles, and discover the city as you play.
How many outdoor city games are available in London?
Questo currently lists 61 outdoor city games in London. Browse the collection to compare stories, routes, and access options.
Is there a murder mystery game in London?
Yes. Questo has murder mystery quests set on the real streets of London: follow the clues, question the evidence, and solve the case at your own pace. No actors, no booking, start whenever you like.
Is there a ghost tour in London?
Yes. Questo's self-guided ghost tours lead you to London's haunted places while you follow clues and uncover the dark stories behind them. Play any evening, no guide needed.
Do I need to book an activity in London in advance?
Most Questo quests can be started when you are ready. Select a quest to check its route and access options before you play.
Can I play your London quests with kids or as a couple?

Definitely. Questo quests are great for couples, families, and groups of friends. Try romantic quests like Love in London or family-friendly adventures like The Kid Quest in Hyde Park for a fun day out.

How can I explore London’s dark history through games?

The Jack the Ripper exploration game lets you roam Whitechapel’s cobbled alleys, visit sites of the murders, step into pubs where the victims took their last drinks and piece together clues about the investigation. It’s a self‑guided quest with no time limit—play at your own pace.

Is there a murder‑mystery game set in an upscale neighbourhood like Kensington?

Yes. The Murder Mystery in Kensington quest turns you into a detective in one of London’s most elegant districts. As you follow clues through Kensington’s squares and museums you’ll uncover suspects and solve a fictional whodunit. Join the Kensington Murder Mystery

Where can I find a quest inspired by London’s magical and literary worlds?

The Wizard’s Mystery quest lets you explore London’s Harry Potter filming locations. You’ll solve clues around the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden, unlocking stories about a powerful wizard and visiting an alley that inspired J. K. Rowling’s writin. Unveil the Wizard’s Mystery

Is there a romantic walking tour or date activity in London?

For a date‑friendly game, try the Love in London: Notting Hill quest. Follow the story of Ophelia, a lonely florist, as you solve challenges and wander through Notting Hill’s hidden gems and Portobello Road. Landmarks include The Notting Hill Bookshop and Banksy’s “The Painter”. Start the Notting Hill Love story

London is too big to see all at once, so Questo's outdoor city games take it a neighbourhood at a time: a murder mystery through Westminster, a hunt across Southwark's riverside, a trail through the markets of the East End. Follow the clues, uncover the stories behind the buildings, and stop for a pint whenever you feel like it.

About London

London is too big to see all at once, so Questo's outdoor city games take it a neighbourhood at a time: a murder mystery through Westminster, a hunt across Southwark's riverside, a trail through the markets of the East End. Follow the clues, uncover the stories behind the buildings, and stop for a pint whenever you feel like it.