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Turn Bordeaux’s Christmas market into a playable map: a two‑hour, app‑based scavenger hunt that sends teams between stalls for photo, video, and trivia challenges — flexible, family‑friendly, and accessible.
Turn Bordeaux’s Christmas market into a playable map: a two‑hour, app‑based scavenger hunt that sends teams between stalls for photo, video, and trivia challenges — flexible, family‑friendly, and accessible.
A cold evening in Bordeaux, strings of bulbs skimming the Garonne as vendors call out over the murmur of shoppers — you unlock a code on your phone and the market becomes a playground. The game pushes teams between stalls and under the big tree, asking you to locate a santon, record a carol remix, or photograph the worst gift you can find. It’s playful, sensory, and entirely self-paced.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
A cold evening in Bordeaux, strings of bulbs skimming the Garonne as vendors call out over the murmur of shoppers — you unlock a code on your phone and the market becomes a playground. The game pushes teams between stalls and under the big tree, asking you to locate a santon, record a carol remix, or photograph the worst gift you can find. It’s playful, sensory, and entirely self-paced.
Bordeaux’s winter markets sit in a city shaped by trade: 18th‑century façades on the quay, the Place de la Bourse reflecting streetlights, and a long history as a port for wine and goods. The game borrows this setting, turning alleys of wooden chalets into a map of cultural trivia and seasonal tasks that nod to French and global Christmas traditions.
Expect cobbled sections, pedestrian squares, and accessible paved routes — nothing technical, just steady walking with stops for challenges and photos. The rhythm is flexible: two hours of recommended play, with missions scored by creativity and speed. The operator supplies a unique game code, a downloadable app, and digital delivery of photos and videos to your phone.
Practicalities: bring a fully charged smartphone and a portable charger, wear warm layered clothing and comfortable waterproof shoes, and plan around peak shopping hours to avoid crowds. Public transport serves central squares, and the activity is wheelchair and stroller accessible. Ideal for families, work groups, or friends who want an active way to explore holiday culture in Bordeaux without a rigid schedule.
The scenario is designed for about two hours of play, but you can start whenever you like during market hours once you have the unique game code.
Yes — you'll download the free app when you receive the game instructions and unique code after booking.
Yes. The game area and surfaces within the central markets are wheelchair and stroller accessible, with mostly paved paths.
Yes — the activity is family‑friendly and works for small to medium private groups; check the ticketing limits and team code distribution in your booking confirmation.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cold evening in Bordeaux, strings of bulbs skimming the Garonne as vendors call out over the murmur of shoppers — you unlock a code on your phone and the market becomes a playground. The game pushes teams between stalls and under the big tree, asking you to locate a santon, record a carol remix, or photograph the worst gift you can find. It’s playful, sensory, and entirely self-paced.
A cold evening in Bordeaux, strings of bulbs skimming the Garonne as vendors call out over the murmur of shoppers — you unlock a code on your phone and the market becomes a playground. The game pushes teams between stalls and under the big tree, asking you to locate a santon, record a carol remix, or photograph the worst gift you can find. It’s playful, sensory, and entirely self-paced.
Bordeaux’s winter markets sit in a city shaped by trade: 18th‑century façades on the quay, the Place de la Bourse reflecting streetlights, and a long history as a port for wine and goods. The game borrows this setting, turning alleys of wooden chalets into a map of cultural trivia and seasonal tasks that nod to French and global Christmas traditions.
Expect cobbled sections, pedestrian squares, and accessible paved routes — nothing technical, just steady walking with stops for challenges and photos. The rhythm is flexible: two hours of recommended play, with missions scored by creativity and speed. The operator supplies a unique game code, a downloadable app, and digital delivery of photos and videos to your phone.
Practicalities: bring a fully charged smartphone and a portable charger, wear warm layered clothing and comfortable waterproof shoes, and plan around peak shopping hours to avoid crowds. Public transport serves central squares, and the activity is wheelchair and stroller accessible. Ideal for families, work groups, or friends who want an active way to explore holiday culture in Bordeaux without a rigid schedule.