Private Tour

Self Guided Secrets of Uppsala Exploration Game

Overview

Available languages

English

2 hours

Mobile ticket

Hunt for King Gustav Vasa’s lost laurel wreath through cobbled streets, grand castles, and lively squares. Solve clues, uncover hidden gems, and discover Uppsala’s royal heritage at every turn.

The Secrets of Uppsala City Game turns sightseeing into an interactive adventure. This self-guided, GPS-based exploration game leads you to famous landmarks and hidden corners of the city. Highlights include the historic Gunilla Bell with panoramic views, the Carolina Rediviva library that holds the priceless Silver Bible, the towering Uppsala Cathedral, and the grand Uppsala Castle with its dramatic past.

Play solo for a personal challenge or in a group for a shared experience. Solve creative puzzles, tricky questions, and photo tasks to earn points, unlock clues, and reach the final puzzle. You can pause anytime and resume later, exploring at your own pace. Compete for a spot on the leaderboard or make it a fun team-building experience, discovering Uppsala in the most playful way possible.

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Difficulty level: Intermediate

Duration: Around 2 hours

Tickets: 1 ticket per group (1–4 people, for more players buy additional tickets)

Start anytime: Choose your start date and time when booking, then play whenever you like

Required: Smartphone with an internet connection

How to play: After booking, you’ll receive an email with your personal game link. Simply head to Uppsala Castle Terrace, open the link on your phone, and start your journey through Uppsala. You can pause the game anytime and continue later, making it the perfect flexible adventure for your own schedule.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

Discover Uppsala in a whole new way with the *Secrets of Uppsala City Game*, a self-guided GPS-based exploration game set in the city’s historic center. Solve fun puzzles, crack clever riddles, and complete creative photo challenges as you wander through charming streets and past centuries of history. It’s an interactive and exciting way to explore the city, perfect for visitors and locals alike, whether you’re playing solo or with friends. Your adventure takes about 2 hours and starts at Uppsala Castle Terrace. One ticket is valid for a group of up to four players, and for larger groups you can simply purchase more. Choose your preferred date and time when booking, but you can start playing whenever you want. All you need is a smartphone with an internet connection to join the fun. After booking, you’ll receive an email with your unique game link. Once you arrive at the start location, open the link and begin your journey instantly. There’s no guide, no app to download, and no need to enter any buildings. You can pause the game anytime and continue later, exploring at your own pace. Get ready to uncover Uppsala’s secrets, one clue at a time!

What‘s Included

Self-guided Exploration Game

Fun facts and information about highlights

Instructions and login details for the activity

Smartphone or other devices

In-person guide (digital guide in-game only)

Options

Self-Guided Secrets of Uppsala

Game language: English

Reviews

3.50

2 reviews

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Uppsala secrets
Stefanie F,,Sep 5, 2025
- Review from Viator
4.00
Many important sights were visited. Nice round of the city. Makes puzzles sometimes very blurry. No resolution at the end. Start is equal destination. Tour barrier-free. You didn't have to go in anywhere to solve the puzzles.
Gladly again
florianmF6383RS,,Sep 3, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
3.00
In itself an interesting way to explore the city. Some images are a bit hard to recognize in the browser. But it was still fun.