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Race through the streets of Vieux Lyon in Red Nights, an app-led urban escape set in October 1684. Solve period-inspired puzzles among traboules and riverside quays on a two-hour, family-friendly walk.
Race through the streets of Vieux Lyon in Red Nights, an app-led urban escape set in October 1684. Solve period-inspired puzzles among traboules and riverside quays on a two-hour, family-friendly walk.
You step off a modern tram into lantern-lit alleys and feel the river breathe — the Saône pushing its slow current alongside cobbled quays. Red Nights drops you into an October 1684 that hangs over Vieux Lyon like a rumor: disappearances, whispered warnings and a race to find your missing brother before time runs out.
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Operated by Coddy · Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
You step off a modern tram into lantern-lit alleys and feel the river breathe — the Saône pushing its slow current alongside cobbled quays. Red Nights drops you into an October 1684 that hangs over Vieux Lyon like a rumor: disappearances, whispered warnings and a race to find your missing brother before time runs out.
The route threads through Renaissance façades and secret traboules, passing the carved portal of Saint-Jean Cathedral and the steep steps that lead up to Croix-Rousse. Lyon’s story is visible here: a Roman Lugdunum built on limestone terraces above the twin rivers, a medieval centre where silk merchants once moved goods through hidden passages. The game leans on that history and the city’s grain — narrow streets that favor the curious and quick-eyed.
Culturally, expect local color: bouchons serving robust fare, murals that wink from stairwells, and conversations in French that remind you where you are. Geology shows up in limestone blocks and river-worn quays; the rivers themselves steer the city’s shape and pace.
Practically, this is a two-hour, app-guided, self-paced experience suitable for families and accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. Download the app, charge your phone, and pick a quiet hour to hear the city’s details. Keep to public walkways, respect private courtyards, and allow an extra half-hour if you want to pause for photos or a café stop. The booking is flexible (valid up to three years) and refundable with 24-hour notice — a tidy way to explore Lyon through story and street without sacrificing convenience.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking fitness; suitable for most ages and mobility levels
The experience is designed for about two hours, but allow extra time for photos, cafés, or group pacing.
You receive instant confirmation and can play at any time within the validity period; choose a start when the city is less crowded for best results.
Yes — the game notes indicate wheelchair and stroller accessibility, though some streets may have uneven surfaces.
The app typically supports multiple languages; check the booking page or app details before you start.
Lyon began as the Roman Lugdunum and later grew into a silk-trade hub; many secret passageways (traboules) date to its medieval and Renaissance expansion.
Respect for private courtyards and historic façades is important; stick to public paths and avoid touching fragile stonework.
Coddy operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off a modern tram into lantern-lit alleys and feel the river breathe — the Saône pushing its slow current alongside cobbled quays. Red Nights drops you into an October 1684 that hangs over Vieux Lyon like a rumor: disappearances, whispered warnings and a race to find your missing brother before time runs out.
You step off a modern tram into lantern-lit alleys and feel the river breathe — the Saône pushing its slow current alongside cobbled quays. Red Nights drops you into an October 1684 that hangs over Vieux Lyon like a rumor: disappearances, whispered warnings and a race to find your missing brother before time runs out.
The route threads through Renaissance façades and secret traboules, passing the carved portal of Saint-Jean Cathedral and the steep steps that lead up to Croix-Rousse. Lyon’s story is visible here: a Roman Lugdunum built on limestone terraces above the twin rivers, a medieval centre where silk merchants once moved goods through hidden passages. The game leans on that history and the city’s grain — narrow streets that favor the curious and quick-eyed.
Culturally, expect local color: bouchons serving robust fare, murals that wink from stairwells, and conversations in French that remind you where you are. Geology shows up in limestone blocks and river-worn quays; the rivers themselves steer the city’s shape and pace.
Practically, this is a two-hour, app-guided, self-paced experience suitable for families and accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. Download the app, charge your phone, and pick a quiet hour to hear the city’s details. Keep to public walkways, respect private courtyards, and allow an extra half-hour if you want to pause for photos or a café stop. The booking is flexible (valid up to three years) and refundable with 24-hour notice — a tidy way to explore Lyon through story and street without sacrificing convenience.