Schlumberger Cellar World: Entry Ticket + Optional Tasting
Visit a centuries-old wine cellar and sample Viennese wine
Tickets for Schlumberger Escape Room
The world's first escape room in the vaults of a sparkling wine cellar
Provider:Schlumberger Wein- und Sektkellerei GmbH
Registered address: Heiligenstädterstraße 41, 1190, Wien, AT
Contact details
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Duration:
1h
Instant ticket delivery
Live guide:
English, German
Smartphone tickets accepted
Duration:
1h
Live guide:
English, German
Instant ticket delivery
Smartphone tickets accepted
What's included
Admission to Schlumberger Escape Room
1 bottle of Schlumberger Sparkling 0,75L
What's not included
Admission to Schlumberger Cellar World
Important information
* Duration: approx. 60 minutes
* Players: 2-6 persons
* Languages: German & English
- Love wine and puzzles? The all-new Schlumberger Escape Room is located in a sparkling wine cellar!
- You have 60 minutes to find the secret recipe Schlumberger Sparkling Brut Klassiks that's hidden somewhere in the vaults
- The new Schlumberger escape room is a fun and exciting activity to share with friends, or experience after your cellar tour
Be one of the first to take a journey into the past in the famous cellar vaults of the Schlumberger sparkling wine cellar. Will you solve the mystery surrounding the missing recipe?
The year is 1880. Schlumberger founder, Robert Alwin Schlumberger, died a year ago and now a catastrophe is on its way: The supply of Schlumberger Sparkling Brut Klassik has almost run out and the secret recipe for the sparkling wine is untraceable.
Before his death, Robert Alwin Schlumberger hid the formula in his office so that it would not fall into wrong hands. Try to find the secret formula. But beware, you only have 60 minutes before production stops!
- Suitable for over 18 year olds only
- Show your ticket at the entrance of the Schlumberger Escape Room
- Address: Heiligenstadter 39, 1190. Vienna
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 16:00 - 20:00 |
| Friday | 12:00 - 20:00 |
| Saturday | 12:00 - 20:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
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