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Turn Dijon into a team playground: an interactive 2‑hour smartphone game that leads EVG/EVJF groups past the Palace of the Dukes and the Owl of Dijon. Solve puzzles, complete challenges, and discover the city at your pace.
Turn Dijon into a team playground: an interactive 2‑hour smartphone game that leads EVG/EVJF groups past the Palace of the Dukes and the Owl of Dijon. Solve puzzles, complete challenges, and discover the city at your pace.
A cool morning on Place de la Libération: the Palace of the Dukes casts clean shadows across cobbles while teams gather, phones in hand, ready to turn Dijon’s streets into a playground. The city game moves like a circuit—stop, think, laugh, photograph—each task nudging you from square to square and from the Palais to narrower lanes where the Owl of Dijon watches and points the way.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Dijon, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
A cool morning on Place de la Libération: the Palace of the Dukes casts clean shadows across cobbles while teams gather, phones in hand, ready to turn Dijon’s streets into a playground. The city game moves like a circuit—stop, think, laugh, photograph—each task nudging you from square to square and from the Palais to narrower lanes where the Owl of Dijon watches and points the way.
Dijon wears history plainly. Once the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, its medieval core is compact and walkable, lined with Renaissance façades and mustard shops. The route threads through civic landmarks and quieter corners, offering quick cultural notes about civic life and local specialties as you go. The experience leans on the city’s urban fabric rather than wild geography—expect stone streets, narrow alleys, and public squares rather than steep trails.
Practicalities are straightforward: the game runs on smartphones and lasts about two hours, letting groups set their own pace. It’s built for stag and hen parties (EVG/EVJF) but welcomes any friends or family wanting a collaborative scavenger-style tour. Wear comfortable shoes for cobbles, bring a fully charged phone and a small portable charger, and plan for a mix of outdoor time and short seated puzzle moments. The challenges reward curiosity and team creativity more than speed; hydrate between clues, keep respect for locals and businesses, and aim to finish before dusk to see the city’s stone warm in late light.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for a wide range of fitness levels—mostly walking on flat to gently sloped streets.
The typical duration is about 2 hours, but groups can move faster or slower depending on how much time they spend on each challenge.
Yes—tasks are adaptable and the route is stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, though some puzzles may be aimed at adults.
You’ll receive a unique game code and instructions; download the free application before starting and ensure your device has data access.
This offering is a private activity with a single booking code per team, supported by telephone and live chat if you need help during the game.
Dijon was the seat of the powerful Dukes of Burgundy; their palace anchors the city’s medieval layout and many street names reflect that era.
The game emphasizes low-impact tourism—stay on public paths, respect private property, and support local shops rather than leaving litter.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cool morning on Place de la Libération: the Palace of the Dukes casts clean shadows across cobbles while teams gather, phones in hand, ready to turn Dijon’s streets into a playground. The city game moves like a circuit—stop, think, laugh, photograph—each task nudging you from square to square and from the Palais to narrower lanes where the Owl of Dijon watches and points the way.
A cool morning on Place de la Libération: the Palace of the Dukes casts clean shadows across cobbles while teams gather, phones in hand, ready to turn Dijon’s streets into a playground. The city game moves like a circuit—stop, think, laugh, photograph—each task nudging you from square to square and from the Palais to narrower lanes where the Owl of Dijon watches and points the way.
Dijon wears history plainly. Once the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, its medieval core is compact and walkable, lined with Renaissance façades and mustard shops. The route threads through civic landmarks and quieter corners, offering quick cultural notes about civic life and local specialties as you go. The experience leans on the city’s urban fabric rather than wild geography—expect stone streets, narrow alleys, and public squares rather than steep trails.
Practicalities are straightforward: the game runs on smartphones and lasts about two hours, letting groups set their own pace. It’s built for stag and hen parties (EVG/EVJF) but welcomes any friends or family wanting a collaborative scavenger-style tour. Wear comfortable shoes for cobbles, bring a fully charged phone and a small portable charger, and plan for a mix of outdoor time and short seated puzzle moments. The challenges reward curiosity and team creativity more than speed; hydrate between clues, keep respect for locals and businesses, and aim to finish before dusk to see the city’s stone warm in late light.