With over 8 Escape Rooms and its own pub, Spoiler Bar, Fox in a Box is a must-go location in the heart of the city. After all, what can beat an afternoon of puzzles, mojitos and tacos with friends?

Calle del Áncora, 12 (Centro District). Metro: Palos de la Frontera (L3)
Calle Infantas, 25 (Centro District). Metro: Chueca (L5)

The first escape room to appear in Madrid (it opened its doors back in 2013) offers two missions with varying difficulty levels: Experiment Number 5 for beginners and Passage Number 9 for more seasoned players.

Calle Manzana, 15 (Centro District). Metro: Plaza de España (L2)

As its name suggests, you and your companions will have to cudgel your brains to stop the most dangerous prisoner at Black Island Prison from getting out or pit your skills against tough challenges to prove that you are a worthy successor to the great magician Raymond.

Calle Encomienda, 12 (Centro District) Metro: La Latina (L5)

Work against the clock to stop a dubious art merchant from leaving the country with valuable artworks, find the impossible exams of an eccentric professor, form part of a group of activists trying to stop the execution of an inmate on death row, or do what’s in your hands to save the world from destruction! All the games can be played in Spanish or English and you can book two identical rooms and play in battle mode.

Calle de Caracas, 15 (Chamberí District). Metro: Alonso Martínez (L4, L5, L10)

Big Brother (1984), Terrible Circus and Heaven & Hell are the names of the three adventures you can embark on here. If you have a big group you can also take part in face-off competition: a head-to-head battle between 2 teams in a race against time. 

Calle Amparo, 32 (Arganzuela District) . Metro: La Latina (L5) 

Help a prestigious biologist steal the formula for the elixir of life, find and deactivate a bomb to ensure no one is hurt and valuable documents are not lost forever, or escape from the clutches of a dangerous kidnapper.

Plaza Condesa de Gavia, 3 (Tetuán District). Metro: Cuatro Caminos (L1, L2, L6)

Three different scenarios: Casanova’s Escape, in which you will have to recover some top-secret documents before the police arrives; The Mystery of Chapter 43, where you have 60 minutes to find a missing part of Cervantes’ Don Quixote; and a state-of-the-art room known as Behind the Mirror that doesn’t even have locks and allows up to 12 players. All missions can be played in competitive mode.

Calle Meléndez Valdés, 18  / Calle Fernández de los Ríos, 70 (Chamberí District). Metro: Moncloa (L6, L3)

If you are looking for a mission bang in the centre of Madrid, this is your place. Located on Gran Vía avenue, it offers two tasks: White&Black (which has two identical rooms so you can play against your friends) and the Haunted Prison, where you have been unfairly incarcerated and must find a way to escape.

Gran Vía, 16 (Centro District). Metro: Gran Vía (L1, L5) / / Oslo, 53, Alcorcón (X-Madrid Shopping Center)

Located in La Latina, this escape room has four themed game rooms. The public has 60 minutes to discover and solve different enigmas, skill tests and puzzles with the final goal of leaving the room.

Central District. Calle Juanelo, 13. Metro: La Latina (L5)

It has several rooms, including Doc's Time Machine devoted to the  1980s Back to the Future trilogy, where you can travel in time thanks to the inventions of Doctor Emmett Brown. On the other hand, there is The Captain room for teams of 3 people or more, with   new generation puzzles as well as classic puzzles and padlocks.

Tetúan District. Calle de Fortunata y Jacinta, 5. Metro: Santiago Bernabéu (L10)

A unique experience in an undercover mission  in which participants have 1 hour to resolve the mystery and escape. You can go with friends, relatives or colleagues  forming a team of between 2 and 6 players.

Arganzuela District. Calle de Linneo, 4. Metro: Puerta del Ángel (L6)

Escape room designed for adults and children with a unique atmosphere and advanced technology for the challenges. The best escape games for all the family offer an immersion in the magical world of Alice in Wonderland, the most prestigious wizard school or the mysterious jungle. 

Salamanca District. Calle Alejandro González, 3. Metro: Ventas (L2, L5) 

First outdoor escape room in Madrid. An alternative that mixes the escape room experience with theatre and is set not in an enclosed environment but around the streets of the city. It has three games: The Spirit of La Movida, Alien mission and A mystery to desserts.

Application that offers street escape. An open-air activity set in the era of Quevedo, Lope de Vega and Góngora that takes place in the city centre, in Habsburg Madrid, starting at the Bear and the Strawberry Tree.

The first escape room created for children and teens in Spain where they are the real stars of the show. It has two games, La Nube and El Gato, for ages 8 to 14. The adventures are designed so that children learn through play, and they include all kinds of tests: logic, mathematics, creativity, musical…

Salamanca District. Calle Naciones, 8. Metro: Goya (L2, L4) 

New blind escape room experience  that really tests your senses. A multi-sensory, 100% dark adventure suitable for all and an inclusive experience for visually impaired people, including original brand-new evidence, created from scratch to be played without your sense of sight.

Tetuán District. Calle Palencia, 31. Metro: Alvarado (L1) 

An experience for escape room enthusiasts is available Monday to Sunday with rooms designed for adults and children. Participants will have to solve mysteries using their imagination, ingenuity, and skill. 

Arganzuela District. Calle Moratines, 18. Metro: Acacias (L3, L5)