Maze of Tales

Maze of Tales is an innovative escape room experience located on Pasteur Street in the vibrant Gemmayze neighborhood of Beirut. Unlike typical escape rooms, Maze of Tales combines storytelling, intricate puzzles, and immersive set design to create a fantastical adventure. Participants are transported into a narrative world where they must solve riddles, uncover clues, and work together to progress through the story. The themes draw from folklore, mythology, and fantasy, with richly decorated rooms that feel like stepping into a storybook. The experience is designed for groups of 2 to 6 players, making it a perfect activity for friends, families, or team-building. The staff are enthusiastic and guide players through the rules before the game begins. Maze of Tales stands out for its creative approach and attention to detail, offering a memorable and engaging escape from reality in the heart of Beirut.

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• Immersive story-driven escape rooms with fantasy themes
• Intricate puzzles that require teamwork and logic
• Beautifully decorated sets with attention to detail
• Suitable for beginners and experienced players
• Located in the lively Gemmayze district, near restaurants and bars

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Know before you go

• Book online at least a day in advance, especially for weekends.
• Groups of 4-5 are ideal; smaller groups may find it challenging.
• Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be moving around and possibly crouching.
• No phones allowed inside; lockers are provided for belongings.

A bit of history

Maze of Tales opened in 2018, founded by a group of Lebanese artists and game designers who wanted to bring a unique, narrative-driven escape room concept to Beirut. It quickly became a favorite among locals and tourists seeking interactive entertainment.