The escape room experience in the heart of Winchester!
Named as a finalist in Winchester’s Favourite Independent Businesses Of 2017 and rated 5 stars on TripAdvisor, ClueCapers brings the world-wide phenomenon of escape rooms to Winchester.
Teams of 2-6 people (or groups of up to 17 tackling simultaneous adventures) are invited to take on missions requiring detective work and lateral thinking. The twist is that you have just sixty minutes to achieve your goal and escape the room!
We promise you a fun experience and engaging story to get your cogs turning and your heart racing. Who will help you save the day? Your family, friends or colleagues?
Please book in advance through our website and find us a very short walk from the tourist information centre, next to King Alfred’s statue.
ClueCapers is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Please book your mission in advance.
All bookings are private: you will not be mixed with another group.
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