Unlock a two-hour, smartphone-led treasure hunt across Île de Nantes that blends Jules Verne lore with industrial docks, street art, and riverside clues. Bring a charged phone, a notebook, and curiosity for a team-focused urban adventure.
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A low November sun slides along the Loire as your team unlocks the chat and the game begins. The Île de Nantes turns from a transport route into a stage: concrete docks, converted warehouses and the hulking metal creatures of Les Machines watch as you move from clue to clue. The air smells faintly of river and coffee from nearby cafés; the chatbot—your eccentric guide—speaks in riddles and you answer by reading façades, street art, and urban geometry.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light-to-moderate fitness: able to walk 2–4 miles with short bursts of standing and problem-solving
Wildlife
History
Nantes was a 19th-century shipbuilding and trading hub; Jules Verne’s childhood in the city influenced his imagination and many local stories.
Conservation
The Loire waterfront has ongoing urban regeneration projects balancing cultural reuse of docks with river ecology protections; stay on marked paths and respect signage.
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Bring a charged smartphone and power bank
The game runs through a chatbot—one charged device per team is mandatory; a power bank avoids interruptions.
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Expect several kilometers on cobbles and paved quays—supportive footwear keeps you moving and thinking.
Check public transport times
Plan arrival and departure via tram or bus; central stops are a short walk from the start point on Île de Nantes.
Reserve in advance for private groups
This product is offered as a private tour—book early to lock in your preferred time and team size.
Smartphone with data plan
Required to access the chatbot, clues, and mission prompts.
Portable charger / power bank
Keeps your device powered through two hours of constant use.
Comfortable walking shoes
Good traction for cobbles, quays and short flights of steps.
Small notebook and pencil
Useful for jotting clues and sketches—one per team is recommended.