Tap a code, download the app and race through Clermont-Ferrand’s Christmas market completing offbeat missions—from finding a santon to redirecting a carol. This two-hour, app-guided urban hunt blends local history, volcanic-city charm, and festive competition.
Tap a code, download the app and race through Clermont-Ferrand’s Christmas market completing offbeat missions—from finding a santon to redirecting a carol. This two-hour, app-guided urban hunt blends local history, volcanic-city charm, and festive competition.
The lights on Place de Jaude throw long, warm ribbons across wet cobbles as teams fan out beneath the big Christmas tree. Participants tap their phones, follow quirky prompts and set off through aisles of wooden chalets where the smell of chestnuts and mulled wine hangs in the air. The game moves at the pace of the market—stop, spot, photograph, laugh, move on.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
The lights on Place de Jaude throw long, warm ribbons across wet cobbles as teams fan out beneath the big Christmas tree. Participants tap their phones, follow quirky prompts and set off through aisles of wooden chalets where the smell of chestnuts and mulled wine hangs in the air. The game moves at the pace of the market—stop, spot, photograph, laugh, move on.
Clermont-Ferrand wears its history in black volcanic stone and narrow streets that date to medieval Auvergne. The city's proximity to the Chaîne des Puys gives its architecture a dark, compact feel; the Basilica of Notre-Dame-du-Port and the broad Place de la Victoire anchor the festive route. This app-driven, two-hour urban scavenger hunt pairs local tradition with playful global trivia—teams complete missions like spotting a santon, improvising carol lines, or answering unusual questions about holiday customs worldwide.
Practical details are straightforward: the operator sends a unique game code and app link; players pick the start time that suits them. It’s designed for all fitness levels, accessible with strollers and wheelchairs, and works well with small groups, families, or company outings. Essentials: a charged smartphone, comfortable footwear for cobbles, and an eye for detail. Aim for early evening when stalls are lit but before the busiest hours, and leave space for pauses at a stall or two.
The activity rewards curiosity and a light competitive edge—it's less about distance than about observation and team creativity. Be courteous to vendors, follow local waste rules, and treat the market as a shared, living place to explore.
You receive a unique team code and app link by email; download the free app, enter the code and begin at any time within the market’s opening hours.
Yes—missions are family-friendly, and the route and surfaces are stroller and wheelchair accessible, though cobbles may be bumpy.
The game is primarily in French and English; check the instructions sent after booking for available language options.
The market operates in most weather; the experience is self-paced so teams can pause, warm up, or reschedule within the provider’s cancellation policy.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The lights on Place de Jaude throw long, warm ribbons across wet cobbles as teams fan out beneath the big Christmas tree. Participants tap their phones, follow quirky prompts and set off through aisles of wooden chalets where the smell of chestnuts and mulled wine hangs in the air. The game moves at the pace of the market—stop, spot, photograph, laugh, move on.
The lights on Place de Jaude throw long, warm ribbons across wet cobbles as teams fan out beneath the big Christmas tree. Participants tap their phones, follow quirky prompts and set off through aisles of wooden chalets where the smell of chestnuts and mulled wine hangs in the air. The game moves at the pace of the market—stop, spot, photograph, laugh, move on.
Clermont-Ferrand wears its history in black volcanic stone and narrow streets that date to medieval Auvergne. The city's proximity to the Chaîne des Puys gives its architecture a dark, compact feel; the Basilica of Notre-Dame-du-Port and the broad Place de la Victoire anchor the festive route. This app-driven, two-hour urban scavenger hunt pairs local tradition with playful global trivia—teams complete missions like spotting a santon, improvising carol lines, or answering unusual questions about holiday customs worldwide.
Practical details are straightforward: the operator sends a unique game code and app link; players pick the start time that suits them. It’s designed for all fitness levels, accessible with strollers and wheelchairs, and works well with small groups, families, or company outings. Essentials: a charged smartphone, comfortable footwear for cobbles, and an eye for detail. Aim for early evening when stalls are lit but before the busiest hours, and leave space for pauses at a stall or two.
The activity rewards curiosity and a light competitive edge—it's less about distance than about observation and team creativity. Be courteous to vendors, follow local waste rules, and treat the market as a shared, living place to explore.