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Turn Nantes into a live-action puzzle: an outdoor, app-driven escape game that sends teams across the city to decode four hidden messages and open timed safes. Two hours of navigation, riddles, and photo-driven clues—ideal for friends, families, or team-building.
Turn Nantes into a live-action puzzle: an outdoor, app-driven escape game that sends teams across the city to decode four hidden messages and open timed safes. Two hours of navigation, riddles, and photo-driven clues—ideal for friends, families, or team-building.
You step into Place de l'Hôtel de Ville with a phone buzzing in your hand and a two-hour cap on a million-dollar robbery. The city streets become a gameboard: cobbled lanes, broad avenues, and riverfront promenades all contain the Professor's coded messages. Pedestrians pass by, unaware that you and your team are racing clocks and deciphering timed puzzles that bleed your fictional fortune with every stalled second.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Nantes, Loire-Atlantique
You step into Place de l'Hôtel de Ville with a phone buzzing in your hand and a two-hour cap on a million-dollar robbery. The city streets become a gameboard: cobbled lanes, broad avenues, and riverfront promenades all contain the Professor's coded messages. Pedestrians pass by, unaware that you and your team are racing clocks and deciphering timed puzzles that bleed your fictional fortune with every stalled second.
Nantes wears its history openly — a former maritime hub on the Loire estuary, marked by granite quays, the Château des Ducs, and 19th-century industrial traces. The game's route threads through built layers rather than geological drama: reclaimed marshes and engineered riverbanks that shaped the city's grid and public squares. Cultural life here tilts toward hands-on creativity — street art, markets, and lively cafés provide context as you search for clues.
Practical details are straightforward. The experience is self-guided via a free app and one unique game code per device; it lasts about two hours and is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. The scenario sends photos directly to your phone and requires basic navigation and puzzle-solving—no special skills. Accessibility is strong: stroller- and wheelchair-friendly areas are included, and service animals are allowed.
Plan to bring a fully charged smartphone, a portable battery, and comfortable walking shoes. Start in the morning or after rush hour for quieter streets. Public transport stops near the route, and cancellations are refundable up to 24 hours before your scheduled start. Expect a playful, fast-paced way to see central Nantes while testing teamwork and timing under a clever urban narrative.
easy.
2 hours.
Requires light walking and basic mobility; suitable for most fitness levels
You can play at the time of your choice without prior reservation, but you must purchase a mobile ticket (one per booking) and use the provided unique game code on your device.
Yes—areas and surfaces on the route are wheelchair- and stroller-accessible; service animals are allowed.
The scenario is designed for approximately two hours and is suitable for all physical fitness levels—expect light walking and short periods of standing.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start time; last-minute cancellations are not refundable.
Nantes grew as a major Loire port and industrial center; its streets and quays reflect a mix of medieval origins and 19th-century expansion.
Respect public spaces and historic facades—stay on sidewalks, avoid climbing monuments for clues, and carry out trash to minimize your footprint.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into Place de l'Hôtel de Ville with a phone buzzing in your hand and a two-hour cap on a million-dollar robbery. The city streets become a gameboard: cobbled lanes, broad avenues, and riverfront promenades all contain the Professor's coded messages. Pedestrians pass by, unaware that you and your team are racing clocks and deciphering timed puzzles that bleed your fictional fortune with every stalled second.
You step into Place de l'Hôtel de Ville with a phone buzzing in your hand and a two-hour cap on a million-dollar robbery. The city streets become a gameboard: cobbled lanes, broad avenues, and riverfront promenades all contain the Professor's coded messages. Pedestrians pass by, unaware that you and your team are racing clocks and deciphering timed puzzles that bleed your fictional fortune with every stalled second.
Nantes wears its history openly — a former maritime hub on the Loire estuary, marked by granite quays, the Château des Ducs, and 19th-century industrial traces. The game's route threads through built layers rather than geological drama: reclaimed marshes and engineered riverbanks that shaped the city's grid and public squares. Cultural life here tilts toward hands-on creativity — street art, markets, and lively cafés provide context as you search for clues.
Practical details are straightforward. The experience is self-guided via a free app and one unique game code per device; it lasts about two hours and is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. The scenario sends photos directly to your phone and requires basic navigation and puzzle-solving—no special skills. Accessibility is strong: stroller- and wheelchair-friendly areas are included, and service animals are allowed.
Plan to bring a fully charged smartphone, a portable battery, and comfortable walking shoes. Start in the morning or after rush hour for quieter streets. Public transport stops near the route, and cancellations are refundable up to 24 hours before your scheduled start. Expect a playful, fast-paced way to see central Nantes while testing teamwork and timing under a clever urban narrative.