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A two-hour outdoor escape game set in Avignon’s medieval center where teams use a mobile app to solve riddles, gather code words and reopen a secret passage. Expect paced walking, historic backstreets and smartphone-driven puzzles.
A two-hour outdoor escape game set in Avignon’s medieval center where teams use a mobile app to solve riddles, gather code words and reopen a secret passage. Expect paced walking, historic backstreets and smartphone-driven puzzles.
You start on a sun-warmed square in Avignon, phone in hand, the bell of the Palais des Papes tolling in the distance. Narrow stone streets funnel your team toward hidden corners of the medieval center as the app prompts your first riddle: an evil man has sealed a secret underground passage and you have two hours to reopen it.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Avignon, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (Vaucluse)
You start on a sun-warmed square in Avignon, phone in hand, the bell of the Palais des Papes tolling in the distance. Narrow stone streets funnel your team toward hidden corners of the medieval center as the app prompts your first riddle: an evil man has sealed a secret underground passage and you have two hours to reopen it.
The game threads through Avignon’s compact core—its 14th-century papal history, stout ramparts and riverine setting along the Rhône provide a dramatic backdrop. The city’s limestone buildings and cobbled alleys make a plausible stage for noble families, servants and the coded clues you must collect. Culturally, the route brushes sites that feel lived-in: local cafés, restored façades, and the occasional street artist who carries on Avignon’s long festival tradition.
Expect 120 minutes of walking, puzzle-solving and smartphone-driven interaction rather than strenuous exertion. The app saves photos and video to your device, and the experience is offered in English and French. It’s designed to be accessible—wheelchair routes and stroller-friendly surfaces are noted—so groups of mixed fitness can play together.
Practical tips: download and test the free app, fully charge your phone and bring a small power bank. Wear comfortable walking shoes and plan for weather—summer sun can be intense; spring and fall bring variable showers. Start in daylight to read clues and enjoy views from Rocher des Doms; if you’re testing teamwork, assign roles (navigator, coder, clue-keeper) before you begin. The game is private, bookable instantly, and forgiving for casual players while still offering a tight two-hour clock for those who like a pulse to their urban exploration.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking ability is sufficient; suitable for people of mixed fitness and families. Wheelchair-accessible routes exist but check surfaces for specific legs of the route.
You can play on the day at a time of your choice without prior reservation, and the experience offers instant confirmation, but booking ahead secures your private game code.
Yes—the game notes stroller and wheelchair-accessible surfaces and transportation options, though specific streets may vary; check the app route if you have mobility concerns.
The experience issues one unique game code per team/device; it's designed for small groups working together over the two-hour scenario.
The scenario and app are available in English and French.
Avignon was the seat of the papacy in the 14th century and retains well-preserved medieval ramparts and the Palais des Papes that shape its historic center.
Stick to marked streets and public paths, limit noise and litter in historic areas, and respect private property and protected monuments while playing.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start on a sun-warmed square in Avignon, phone in hand, the bell of the Palais des Papes tolling in the distance. Narrow stone streets funnel your team toward hidden corners of the medieval center as the app prompts your first riddle: an evil man has sealed a secret underground passage and you have two hours to reopen it.
You start on a sun-warmed square in Avignon, phone in hand, the bell of the Palais des Papes tolling in the distance. Narrow stone streets funnel your team toward hidden corners of the medieval center as the app prompts your first riddle: an evil man has sealed a secret underground passage and you have two hours to reopen it.
The game threads through Avignon’s compact core—its 14th-century papal history, stout ramparts and riverine setting along the Rhône provide a dramatic backdrop. The city’s limestone buildings and cobbled alleys make a plausible stage for noble families, servants and the coded clues you must collect. Culturally, the route brushes sites that feel lived-in: local cafés, restored façades, and the occasional street artist who carries on Avignon’s long festival tradition.
Expect 120 minutes of walking, puzzle-solving and smartphone-driven interaction rather than strenuous exertion. The app saves photos and video to your device, and the experience is offered in English and French. It’s designed to be accessible—wheelchair routes and stroller-friendly surfaces are noted—so groups of mixed fitness can play together.
Practical tips: download and test the free app, fully charge your phone and bring a small power bank. Wear comfortable walking shoes and plan for weather—summer sun can be intense; spring and fall bring variable showers. Start in daylight to read clues and enjoy views from Rocher des Doms; if you’re testing teamwork, assign roles (navigator, coder, clue-keeper) before you begin. The game is private, bookable instantly, and forgiving for casual players while still offering a tight two-hour clock for those who like a pulse to their urban exploration.