Escape from Nazi Berlin: The Blum Family’s Last Hope

The year is 1934. Berlin is one year into Nazi rule, and a Jewish family needs your help. As the American-born child of German immigrants, you've been sent to find Alfred Blum, a young man in hiding, and get him out of the country. To do it, you'll need to navigate a chain of underground contacts through the city's most historic districts: the old Jewish clothing quarter at Hausvogteiplatz , the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche , Humboldt University , Museum Island , and the Oranienburger Strasse . Solve coded puzzles, follow hidden clues, and piece together a network of strangers who are each risking something to help one person escape. This is Berlin's most historically grounded walking game , part self-guided city tour , part outdoor escape room , entirely immersive. The city is watching. Move carefully.

- Walk through 1934 Berlin and follow a chain of underground contacts helping a young Jewish man escape Nazi Germany - Decode hidden messages, solve coded puzzles, and navigate a city where every stranger could be a risk or a lifeline - Visit Hausvogteiplatz, Humboldt University, Museum Island, and the Oranienburger Strasse, uncovering the real history behind each location - Meet a cast of unlikely allies including a mysterious middleman, a butcher's assistant, and a member of the SA who isn't quite what he seems

Start: Am Bullenwinkel. Finish: Post Office. 10 challenges included.