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Self-Guided The Sydney Syndicate City Escape Game

Sydney, Australia
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About this activity

This walking tours is one of the standout things to do in Sydney, Australia. it combines the highlights below into a single, easy-to-book experience from €20 per person. Track down Magnus and the stolen formulas on foot through Sydney, from Lang Park past St Patrick's Church to Circular Quay.

The starting point is Lang Park in Sydney, with St Patrick's Church a short walk below it and the harbour edge further down again. From there the route drops through the old streets toward Circular Quay, past Customs House, and comes back up by way of Macquarie Place. It is a city escape game played on foot: the clues sit in the buildings and the corners you walk through.


The ground here slopes, and this oldest quarter of Sydney is built in steps and lanes, so expect a few short climbs between puzzles rather than one long walk. A team is two to five people on a single phone, each player holding a character with a role in the mission, which keeps everyone involved. Larger groups break into separate teams with their own phones. There is no guide and no departure time, so a team sets its own rhythm.


How to play

Everything you need runs in an app, so nothing has to be printed or picked up on the way.

  1. Book the City Game
  2. Check the instructions email
  3. Download the Loquiz app
  4. Start playing whenever you like.


Magnus is the reason you are out here: he moved a set of stolen formulas through these streets and left the trail half covered. Your team reads codes, argues over riddles and puts together photo tasks, sharing out the work by character, with one stretch running past the Museum of Sydney before turning back toward the water. The pieces rarely sit with one player, so the group has to talk.


Several teams playing at once makes it a race, which is why it works for team building days as well as a weekend with friends. Nothing is timed, so you can break for a drink by the water and resume later. The last clues put you back in the older streets of Sydney.

Good to know

  • •Duration: approximately 2 hours.
  • •Confirmation is instant — your spot is secured the moment you book.
  • •Offered in 37 languages.
  • •A specific meeting point is provided — check the Meeting point section below for the exact location and map.
  • •Confirm weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable footwear before you go.

Who it's for

Adventure seekersCulture lovers

Best time to visit

Sydney is rewarding year-round, but spring and early autumn typically bring the most comfortable temperatures and thinner crowds than peak summer. Morning departures tend to be quieter and cooler; booking ahead is recommended in high season as popular walking tours slots in Sydney sell out.

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