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Turn the Jardin des Tuileries into a playful puzzle: a two-hour, self-guided treasure hunt through Paris’s Christmas market where teams complete quirky missions via a mobile app. Perfect for families, friends or office groups looking for an active, festive experience.
Turn the Jardin des Tuileries into a playful puzzle: a two-hour, self-guided treasure hunt through Paris’s Christmas market where teams complete quirky missions via a mobile app. Perfect for families, friends or office groups looking for an active, festive experience.
A crisp December morning frames the Jardin des Tuileries: fairy lights flicker across wooden stalls, chestnuts roast, and a team gathers around a smartphone to begin a two-hour hunt. Players move booth to booth, completing offbeat missions — photograph the worst possible gift, find a santon tucked on a stall, or improvise a verse of a carol under the big tree — with the market itself acting as both playground and puzzle board.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Paris, Île-de-France
A crisp December morning frames the Jardin des Tuileries: fairy lights flicker across wooden stalls, chestnuts roast, and a team gathers around a smartphone to begin a two-hour hunt. Players move booth to booth, completing offbeat missions — photograph the worst possible gift, find a santon tucked on a stall, or improvise a verse of a carol under the big tree — with the market itself acting as both playground and puzzle board.
The Tuileries Garden sits on Paris’s historic west bank, laid out in the 17th century and shaped by royal promenades and Haussmann-era sightlines that aim toward the Louvre and Place de la Concorde. Geologically the area rests on the Paris Basin’s flat alluvial plains, so terrain is level and easy underfoot. Culturally, Parisian Christmas markets draw regional artisans and international curiosities, making the game a rapid tour of local crafts, tastes, and holiday customs.
Practical details are straightforward: the host sends a unique game code and a link to a mobile app; players download it, assemble a team and play anytime during market hours. Expect light walking on paved paths and gravel, plenty of standing, and intermittent crowds. Bring a charged smartphone, comfortable shoes, and a reusable bag for market finds.
This self-guided format offers flexibility — start when it suits your group, move at your own pace, and pause for mulled wine or photos. It’s accessible for most fitness levels, family-friendly, and an efficient way to layer playful competition over a classic Parisian holiday scene.
It is self-guided: after booking you receive a unique game code and app link, then you play at your chosen time within market hours.
Yes — the Jardin des Tuileries and the market paths are generally wheelchair and stroller accessible; check any temporary market layouts on busy days.
The booking provides one game code per team; groups can collaborate on a single device, though multiple devices are possible if you want to split up.
Photos and clips are saved directly to participants' smartphones as part of the app tasks; confirm privacy settings before uploading any content.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A crisp December morning frames the Jardin des Tuileries: fairy lights flicker across wooden stalls, chestnuts roast, and a team gathers around a smartphone to begin a two-hour hunt. Players move booth to booth, completing offbeat missions — photograph the worst possible gift, find a santon tucked on a stall, or improvise a verse of a carol under the big tree — with the market itself acting as both playground and puzzle board.
A crisp December morning frames the Jardin des Tuileries: fairy lights flicker across wooden stalls, chestnuts roast, and a team gathers around a smartphone to begin a two-hour hunt. Players move booth to booth, completing offbeat missions — photograph the worst possible gift, find a santon tucked on a stall, or improvise a verse of a carol under the big tree — with the market itself acting as both playground and puzzle board.
The Tuileries Garden sits on Paris’s historic west bank, laid out in the 17th century and shaped by royal promenades and Haussmann-era sightlines that aim toward the Louvre and Place de la Concorde. Geologically the area rests on the Paris Basin’s flat alluvial plains, so terrain is level and easy underfoot. Culturally, Parisian Christmas markets draw regional artisans and international curiosities, making the game a rapid tour of local crafts, tastes, and holiday customs.
Practical details are straightforward: the host sends a unique game code and a link to a mobile app; players download it, assemble a team and play anytime during market hours. Expect light walking on paved paths and gravel, plenty of standing, and intermittent crowds. Bring a charged smartphone, comfortable shoes, and a reusable bag for market finds.
This self-guided format offers flexibility — start when it suits your group, move at your own pace, and pause for mulled wine or photos. It’s accessible for most fitness levels, family-friendly, and an efficient way to layer playful competition over a classic Parisian holiday scene.