Jeu de Piste "Le revers de la médaille" in Paris

Activity description :

(Re)discover Paris during the Olympic Games! Form teams and embark on a thrilling police investigation through an immersive treasure hunt, whose itinerary has been specially designed to offer an unusual look at the Olympic Games in Paris.

The scenario

6 people maximum per team - Duration: 2h15 - Distance: between 2 and 3km - For teenagers and adults

A few days before a major sporting event, the medals intended for the winners are stolen. Tension mounts when Jack Richard receives a mysterious letter signed "L'Arbitre", challenging him to find them by investigating the Sorbonne, the Pantheon and the Arènes de Lutèce. Who is this "Arbiter"? Where are the medals?

What's going on?

• Once you've arrived at the site, you'll be given a briefcase filled with various investigative accessories and a logbook to guide you on your adventure.
• Now it's time to set off in search of the Arbiter, and to do so you'll have to solve a number of riddles by finding clues.
• Don't forget your camera, as the places you'll visit are well worth the detour!

The treasure hunt is completely self-guided. But don't worry, you'll still have the guide's number! Once you've collected all the clues and drawn up your report, the team with the most points will be rewarded with a special prize!