• Fontaine Stravinsky - Begin at the Stravinsky Fountain, where playful sculptures move like parts of a giant puzzle. This is where the adventure starts!
• Centre Pompidou - Pass by the Centre Pompidou, a striking architectural wonder in central Paris. It hosts Europe’s largest modern art museum, featuring works by Picasso, Kandinsky, and Duchamp.
• Le Defenseur du Temps - Arrive at the Defender of Time, which holds the key to your next challenge. This captivating mechanical sculpture in Paris’ Quartier de l’Horloge, designed by Jacques Monestier, once animated as a warrior battling the elements—wind, water, and earth—every hour.
• Maison de Nicolas Flamel - Discover hidden symbols at the House of Nicolas Flamel, the oldest stone house in Paris, built in 1407 by the renowned alchemist and philanthropist.
• Les Bains Guerbois - Les Bains Guerbois was a lavish 19th-century public bathhouse. A favored retreat for Parisian high society, it later became a chic hotel and cultural hotspot. Here, find the next clue!
• BO&MIE - Enjoy a well-deserved break at a delightful French bakery, where children can savor a tasty treat. Bo&Mie is a must-visit for an authentic Parisian snack, combining tradition with creativity.
• L’Écoute - L’Écoute is a remarkable sculpture by Henri de Miller, situated near the Saint-Eustache Church in Paris. Merging surrealism with urban charm, it’s a hidden treasure that adds mystery and whimsy to the Les Halles district.
• Eglise Saint-Eustache - Enter the magnificent Saint-Eustache Church, linked to Mozart, Richelieu, Molière, and Berlioz. This historic venue hosted Mozart’s mother’s funeral, Richelieu and Molière’s baptisms, and the grand premiere of Berlioz’s Te Deum with 950 musicians.
• Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection - The Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection is a stunning blend of history and contemporary art in central Paris. Once a bustling commodities exchange, this 18th-century rotunda is now a cutting-edge museum showcasing François Pinault’s world-class modern art collection.
• Jardin du Palais Royal - Jardin du Palais Royal is a hidden sanctuary in central Paris, offering a perfect mix of elegance and tranquility. Surrounded by historic arcades and the iconic black-and-white Colonnes de Buren installation, it provides a playful setting for the next clue.
• La Comedie Francaise - La Comédie-Française is France’s most esteemed theater, a symbol of artistic excellence since 1680. Located near the Palais Royal, it is home to the world’s oldest active theater troupe, founded by Molière himself.
• Louvre Museum - The Louvre is the world’s most renowned museum, a treasure trove of art and history housed in a former royal palace. Home to iconic masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo, its vast galleries span centuries and civilizations. Here, uncover the secret of the quest!
• Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel - A gem of Napoleonic splendor, the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel stands as a gateway to history. With its elegant pink marble columns and gilded chariot on top, this triumphal arch celebrates military victories while offering a stunning view leading to the Louvre.
• Pont du Carrousel - Solve the final puzzle! Here, decide if you wish to continue the journey by boat (at your own expense).

• Snacks

This captivating experience combines history, mystery, and adventure, creating the ideal family quest in Paris! More than a simple tour, this interactive adventure transforms children and parents into time-traveling explorers on an exciting mission.

The adventure kicks off at the Stravinsky Fountain, then swiftly moves past the Centre Pompidou to reach the Defender of Time, who holds an important secret. Along the route, participants discover hidden symbols at the House of Nicolas Flamel and delve into the rich history of Saint-Eustache Church. In the Jardins du Palais Royal, the Buren Columns present a fun puzzle before a delightful pause at a charming bakery for a well-deserved treat. A complimentary pastry is included!

The journey proceeds through the Louvre and concludes at the banks of the Seine River, where the towers of Notre Dame and the enchanting clocks of Musée d’Orsay can be seen. Can your family solve the mystery before time runs out? The clock is ticking!

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