Crack a Leonardo da Vinci-themed mystery at the Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace

Visitors going to Buckingham Palace should enter the Queen’s gallery if they want to experience something other than the usual. The Queen’s Gallery in the Palace has now been transformed into a Leonardo da Vinci inspired escape room. Open for this summer, the room is for fans who would like to follow hidden clues within the artwork here.
According to reports, the Queen is well aware of all the games that are waiting for you at this room, so why not give this a try?
The themed room will be open for guests to try their escape plan every Friday and Saturday for the next three months. This escape room is coincided with “Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing” exhibition. Herein you will be able to see 200 of his original drawings.

The escape game has been built after a collaboration with History Mystery, and it is going to feature Leonardo da Vinci-themed puzzles and riddles in four rooms. Individuals will be put into groups of four and eight, and together they will have to solve the mystery. According to reports, the game will involve a renaissance mind, and the mysteries are all hidden inside da Vinci’s paintings. Creative thinking is a must!

Each of these games cost $191 per team, so per player will have to shell out $47.48 in a four person group, and $ 23.92 in an eight person group.