3 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
mmersive story set in the world of the historic Rothaus Brewery
Exciting puzzles inspired by local legends and history
Scenic trails through Schlühüwanapark and the Schlüchtsee area
Interactive challenges that promote creativity and teamwork
€ 99
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Step into the enchanting world of the Black Forest and follow the mysterious story of Biergit Kraft, the iconic beer seller of the Rothaus Brewery. Set in the year nineteen hundred and three, this immersive outdoor escape adventure invites you to walk the same forest paths once traveled by Biergit as she delivered her beer through the region. But this time, strange things begin to unfold. As you journey through the lush landscapes of Schlühüwanapark and the serene surroundings near Schlüchtsee, you will uncover hidden clues, solve clever puzzles, and reveal secrets that have been kept for over a century. The tale of the double Biergit will challenge your wits and ignite your curiosity as you experience an unforgettable story deeply rooted in Black Forest tradition.
The adventure blends storytelling, teamwork, and exploration in a captivating natural setting. Each clue solved leads you deeper into the history of the Rothaus Brewery and the mysterious events that shaped Biergit’s fate. Surrounded by the beauty of the Black Forest, this journey offers the perfect balance of puzzle-solving and outdoor enjoyment. Ideal for families, groups of friends, and teams, the experience combines fresh air, teamwork, and historical intrigue into one memorable outing that celebrates both adventure and local heritage.
Fully equipped beer carrying system with all puzzle materials including keys, crates, and cards
Brief introduction to the rules and storyline of the experience
All necessary equipment provided for a complete and engaging advent
Gratuities
Comfortable walking shoes
Weather appropriate clothing
Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
Snacks and water
Camera
Participants must be at least 14 years old
Public transportation nearby
Not wheelchair accessible
Keep your personal essentials
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Everithing ok only service is below see level. This is the same in DE and i don t undestand why every manager avoid this important think! CLIENTS ARE ON THE FIRST PLACE! Rest, i recomand the location it s beautifull and a lot to see.
Brauereigasthof Rothaus has a great location, right at the brewery and next to an awesome playground, which makes it perfect if you’re visiting with kids. 🍻 Service was friendly and quick, and of course, the beer is excellent. Food-wise, it was a bit of a mixed bag. The Saitenwürschtle with Spätzle and Linsen, the Haxn, and the Käsespätzle were all very good and tasty. On the other hand, the Rindergeschnetzeltes didn’t really convince me, especially considering the high price. The Kartoffelpuffer seemed more like supermarket quality than homemade, which was disappointing. Overall: a good place for the location, atmosphere, and beer, with some room for improvement on certain dishes.
Visited in this summer with my family of five. Good food, friendly staff — but the so-called manager (short man in suit) ruined the experience by shouting at and humiliating employees in front of guests. Who probably has no idea how to behave. It's a pity for the young restaurant employees who can't respond because they are foreigners. Completely unacceptable.
The worse service ever! Unfriendly. You book and they don't get a table. Then you wait more than 30 min before getting the order...the kids fell asleep while waiting, and it was for lunch.
If you do the brewery tour hoping to learn how beer is brewed you're going to be disappointed. In the hour and a half of the visit the guide only spent 5 minutes talking about the brewing process, the rest of the tour focused on their environmental "net zero by 2030"programme.
