Families
Escape room for kids in Barcelona
Ideal for birthday parties and kids' groups: a very dynamic game that gets every child involved. Casanova and La Última Función are the favourites for these ages.
2 to 14 participants. Groups of 7 or 8 children around 9–10 years old can play together in a single room: check with us first.
For older children or larger groups, we recommend Rombate: two teams compete in twin rooms.
An accompanying monitor stays with kids up to age 14 (€10 per room); parents don't need to attend.
Up to 60 minutes of play.
From what age can children play?
Our rooms suit children from 8 or 9 years old. If your group is younger or mixes ages, message us and we will point you in the right direction.
There are no scares and no horror. The challenge is about logic, observation and teamwork, and the puzzles are solved by looking, talking and trying things, the same for kids as for adults.
Up to age 14, a monitor goes in and plays with them as a guide, and stays in the room for the whole game. The monitor asks questions and offers hints so the group moves forward without being handed the answer, so parents do not need to be there.
What children take away
As well as having a great time, the game practises things that matter:
- Thinking from different angles. When a puzzle will not open one way, you have to try another.
- Communicating well. Everyone sees a different part of the room, so to move forward you have to speak up and listen.
- Working as a team. Tasks get shared out, everyone's wins are celebrated, and the group wins or loses together.
Birthday parties in the escape room: how it works
Pick the room
For these ages, Casanova and La Última Función are the favourites.
Count how many you are
From 2 to 14. A group of 7 or 8 children around 9–10 years old can play together in a single room: check with us first.
More of you? Rombate
With older children or larger groups, two teams compete in twin rooms against the same clock.
Book
Online, or by WhatsApp, phone or email. The game lasts up to 60 minutes, and snacks are best afterwards: see below for where.
We don't serve snacks at the venue, but we recommend a few places nearby.
Where to get a snack nearby
Forn Puiggròs
Av. de Gaudí, 77
2–4 min on foot
Mon–Sat 7:00–21:10 · Sun closed*
El Forn del Barri
Travessera de Gràcia, 435
4–6 min on foot
Every day until 21:00*
Vivari Forn de Pa
Sant Antoni Maria Claret, 154
4–6 min on foot
Check the opening hours with the venue
Chocolat-Box
Av. de Gaudí, 32
6–8 min on foot
Mon–Thu and Sun 8:00–23:00 · Fri–Sat 8:00–00:00*
*Opening hours are approximate: please confirm with the venue. Reviewed on 9 October 2026.
These are recommendations only: we have no agreement with these venues.
Frequently asked questions
Is it scary? Are there jump scares?
No. None of our rooms has scares, actors or horror elements. The tension comes from the clock and the puzzles, not from fear.
Do adults have to go in with the children?
No. Up to age 14, a monitor goes in and plays with them as a guide, so parents do not need to be in the room. You can let them play with peace of mind.
What does the monitor do?
The monitor goes into the room with the children and plays alongside them as a guide. They ask questions and offer hints so the group thinks for itself and moves forward without anyone handing over the answer, and they make sure everyone takes part and stays safe.
Is it too hard for them?
The puzzles are about logic and observation, not school knowledge. If the group gets stuck, the monitor points it back in the right direction. Older children and large groups especially enjoy Rombate, where two teams compete.
How many children can play?
From 2 to 14 participants. A group of 7 or 8 children around 9–10 years old can play together in a single room: check with us first. With more children, Rombate splits the group across two twin rooms, from 8 to 14 players.
How long does it last?
Up to 60 minutes of play. Arrive 10 or 15 minutes before your booked time: the game starts on the dot and the rules need explaining before you go in.
Games
Discover our escape rooms in Barcelona
Four storylines, one rule: nothing solves itself. First time? Start with Casanova. Seasoned team? Tras el Espejo will hurt.
Where we are
Barcelona, next to Sant Pau. Ten minutes from the Sagrada Familia
Getting here
- Metro: Line L5, Dos de Maig / Sant Pau station.
- Bus: Lines V21, 19, 20, 45, 47 and 92.
- Parking: Carrer de Santa Carolina, 81.