Something to do in Paris? Solve it.
Turn your walk through town into a game: find the stops, crack the puzzles and get the stories most people walk straight past. Start whenever you like.
Choose an adventure in Paris- €3 for the whole team – not per person
- No app and no booking. Start whenever you like.
- Play on as many phones as you like, with one team code
- Hints if you get stuck, and a leaderboard for the competitive
Choose an adventure in Paris
StoryThe Vanished Model
Montmartre, 1889. The painter Lautrec has lost his model – and all he has left is the name he gave her himself. Follow his notebook up the hill.
City walkFrom the pyramid to point zero
Count, search and decipher your way from the Louvre to the spot where every road in France begins.
City walkThe secrets of Montmartre
A man in a wall, a saint without a head and a rabbit in a pan – the village on top of Paris.
Try a puzzle
This is what the puzzles feel like
Someone has put the city's name in code. Turn the wheel until the letters make sense.
Turn the wheel until the letters become a word.
A city walk with something to do along the way
Looking for something to do in Paris that needs no tickets and no planning? A city adventure is a self-guided walk where your phone leads you from stop to stop. At each stop you get a short story about the place and a puzzle you solve by looking closely at what is there.
You set the pace and start whenever it suits you. One purchase of €3 covers the whole team, however many you are, and everyone can follow along on their own phone.
Right now there are 3 adventures in Paris. They take from about 80 to 85 minutes, and the trails are from 1.9 to 2.2 km.
Questions and answers
- How long does a walk in Paris take?
- It says on each adventure. The walks in Paris are listed on this page with duration, distance and difficulty.
- Do we need to book ahead?
- No. The adventure is yours as soon as you have bought it, and the clock only starts when you press start.
- Which languages are the walks in?
- Every adventure is available in English, Norwegian, Swedish and Danish.