Escape Game Frankfurt (Oder)

Frankfurt (Oder), a historic city in eastern Brandenburg on the border with Poland, is picturesquely situated on the west bank of the Oder and is known for its rich history, its cultural connections to Poland and its lively university town atmosphere. The city is home to the European University Viadrina, a renowned university with an international orientation that attracts students from all over Europe and promotes intercultural exchange between Germany and Poland. Right across the street is the Polish town of Słubice, with which Frankfurt (Oder) is closely connected. An outstanding landmark is the imposing St. Mary's Church, a Gothic brick church with impressive stained glass windows, which are among the largest medieval church windows in Europe. The old town offers charming alleys, historic buildings and the Viadrina Museum in the old Junkerhaus, which provides insights into the city's history and the history of German-Polish relations. The city is also a cultural center with events such as the “Festival TransVocale”, a cross-border music and cultural festival that brings together artists from Poland and Germany. The Oder Tower, a high-rise building with a viewing terrace, offers a magnificent panoramic view of the city and the Oder as far as Poland. The Oder and the surrounding protected landscape area offer numerous leisure opportunities. Cycling and hiking trails along the Oder-Neisse cycle path lead through the picturesque river landscape and are ideal for nature lovers and outdoor activities. With its lively university culture, historic sights and unique location on the German-Polish border, Frankfurt (Oder) is an attractive destination for anyone who wants to experience the cultural and natural diversity of Brandenburg and the city's role as a bridge between two countries.