Discover a town or a region
thanks to our on foot, city and museum treasure hunts
Discover a town or a region
thanks to our on foot, city and museum treasure hunts
Whilst our detective party-ies are focused on finding the culprit and his or her mode operatoire, our treasure hunts revolve around the discovery of a secret or treasure. They require close observational skills of one’s physical surroundings as well as an understanding of the era and theme chosen. It is an active and dynamic team bonding activity that subscribes to the concept of personal developement and enrichment through colletive projects.
You have made an effort to find an original location, a prestigious site full of history or natural beauty for your seminar. A team treasure hunt is a way of putting these surroundings on centre stage and reinforcing the impact of your event.
Our museum, city and island treasure hunts allow a greater experience and understanding of the environment. They give a sense to the visit as participants come away not just from a great day (or afternoon) out but with new knowledge about the geography, history, myths and legends that shaped a town or region.
See famous works of art in a new light
In our “Orsay Museum Inquest” you will rediscover, in the context of a police investigation, paintings and sculptures from the museum’s magnificent collection of 19th and 20th century works (Impressionist and otherwise)! This one-time railway station was beautifully transformed into a cultural pole of the capital !
«The Louvre Treasure Hunt », also known as « The Cryptex » or « The Da Vinci inquest », is loosely inspired by Dan Brown’s bestseller. The objective is to discover a closely guarded secret hidden! You will observe the famous paintings in the Italian and French galleries as well as searching for “leads” in the surrounding streets of this one-time royal palace.
Our city and island treasure hunts will plunge you into the heart of the maze that is their history. Whilst strolling (and hurrying) along their winding streets you can admire their architecture as much as their incredible views. We propose :
