Solve a WWI-era mystery while walking past Paris landmarks using tactile maps and magic tools. This two-hour self-guided game combines history, puzzles, and classic Paris streets for an active, family-friendly urban adventure.
Solve a WWI-era mystery while walking past Paris landmarks using tactile maps and magic tools. This two-hour self-guided game combines history, puzzles, and classic Paris streets for an active, family-friendly urban adventure.
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Operated by Mystery City Games · Paris, Île-de-France
You step off the metro into the flat, bright square by La Fontaine des Innocents, a stone fountain rinsed smooth by centuries of rain. The city hums around you—vendors on nearby Rue Montorgueil, the Gothic outline of Tour Saint-Jacques a block away—and a worn map and a small box of tools sit in your backpack, promising puzzles rather than postcards.
easy.
2 hours.
Light urban walking; good for most fitness levels including families with older strollers
No app is required—checkpoints use your phone for basic verification, but the game runs with supplied maps and tools.
Yes; the operator notes the activity is physically easy and stroller-accessible, though some puzzles may need adult assistance.
The experience is offered in English and French, with materials and clues provided accordingly.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; no refund within 24 hours.
The game draws on Marie Curie’s WWI work installing mobile radiography units; the route’s landmarks span medieval to Renaissance Paris, reflecting layers of urban history.
Stick to marked paths and avoid touching fragile stonework; support nearby independent cafés and shops to keep local economies healthy.
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