Planning an escape room outing in Sweden? Browse all listed venues, choose a city to see the escape rooms there, or search for a venue by name. Each venue profile describes the games on offer, their themes, the groups they suit and the languages available, so it is easier to match a game to a family outing, a birthday or team building with colleagues.
At a glance
The headline figures for Swedish escape room venues: games, group sizes, age limits, languages and booking.
Escape rooms in Sweden are concentrated in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö, with further venues in smaller cities and towns. The numbers alongside show the Swedish picture at a glance: the games on offer, the group sizes they suit, the typical age limit and how bookings work. Swedish venues are strongly geared to groups: almost all welcome company teams and families, and most of those that list their languages offer English as well as Swedish. That makes an escape room an easy pick for a company kick-off, a birthday or an evening out with friends visiting from abroad.
Listed by 70 venues
The typical range across 71 venues
Some venues welcome players from 6
Pick a Swedish city or town to see the escape room venues listed there.
Whether you are planning a team building day, a birthday or a weekend visit, starting with the city keeps the choice local. Each city page lists its venues, with a separate profile for every one. Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö offer the most variety, while smaller cities often have a venue that is easier to reach for a quick evening game. Choosing a city first also makes it simpler to compare themes, group sizes and languages for the place you will actually play.
Find Swedish venues running the kind of game your group enjoys.
Swedish escape games cover themes such as mystery, history and horror, with stories that range from detective cases to journeys into the past and games built to give the group a proper fright. Choose a theme to see venues in Sweden with at least one game in that style, then open a profile to check the player range, the minimum age and the languages the games run in before you book.
Planning
How many players fit a game, and how old everyone needs to be, at escape rooms across Sweden.
Most Swedish escape games are designed for small groups, and a handful of players has the widest choice. Venues used to company events often run several games side by side or bring a mobile game to the office, so larger teams can play at the same time and compare results afterwards. Age limits in Sweden are often lower than you might expect, with many games open to children playing together with an adult. Games with darkness or scares can set a higher limit, so check the minimum age on the venue profile when you plan a family outing or a children's party.
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Classic escape games, mobile games for events, VR and outdoor games, and who each tends to suit.
Classic live escape games make up almost all of the Swedish choice. Mobile escape games stand out: they are brought to offices, conferences and parties and are more common in Sweden than elsewhere on the site. A few venues also run VR escape games and outdoor city games. Almost all venues welcome company teams and families, and many also cater for large groups, while some aim their games at enthusiasts looking for a harder challenge. Games run in Swedish and, at most venues that list their languages, in English too.
Swedish venues
Open a venue profile for its address, games, group sizes and age guidance where known.
Escape rooms in Sweden include classic live games as well as mobile escape games that travel to offices, conferences and parties, with plenty of options for company teams and families. Mystery and historical stories are common, alongside horror games for groups who enjoy a fright. Each venue profile helps you check the details before you book with the venue: how many players a game takes, the minimum age, and whether the games run in English as well as Swedish.
Stockholm · Hagagatan 12
Hagagatan
Looking for an escape room in Stockholm? Start with the details of this venue. Look out for mystery, sci-fi and heist themes. Team building and company events can be arranged here. Groups can reserve online. An escape game can break the ice for a new team or a mixed group.
Malmö · Östra Tullgatan 1
This escape room in Malmö, Skåne County is listed with its games and themes. Whether you are planning with company teams, large groups and experienced players, the mystery and heist themes make it easy to pick a mood.
Örnsköldsvik · Tegelbruksvägen 22
Looking for an escape room in Örnsköldsvik? Start with the details of this venue. Players choose between mystery and fantasy storylines, and families, company teams and teenagers are all catered for. The profile covers what to expect and how to reserve.
Linköping · Platensgatan 16
Take a look at this escape room in Linköping, Östergötland County. Expect live escape rooms with fantasy themes, a mix that works for families, company teams and children. Reservations are possible online. Everything you need to choose is on the profile. Stories, clues and teamwork are the ingredients of any escape game.
Gothenburg · Teatergatan 21
Take a look at this escape room in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland County. It works well for families, company teams and large groups, with live escape rooms to choose from. Open the profile for the full details.
Karlskoga · Gösta Berlings väg 51
Karlskoga
Here is an escape room to consider in Karlskoga, Örebro County. For celebrations and team days the venue lists catering and gift vouchers. Whatever the occasion, knowing the format and theme in advance saves surprises.
Look at venues across Sweden, or go straight to the city where you will play.
Swedish escape rooms are concentrated in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö, with further venues in smaller cities such as Uppsala and in towns across the country. Browse every listed venue in Sweden when you are open to travelling, or start from a city when you know where the group will meet. Escape rooms in Sweden are a favourite for company kick-offs and team building, and many venues welcome families too. Most games run in Swedish, and most venues that list their languages offer English as well, which is worth checking on the profile if anyone in the group does not speak Swedish.