- 所需時間
- 2 to 3 hours
- 團體人數
- 10–200 人
- 目的地
- 巴黎與法蘭西島
- 參考預算
- 每人 75 歐元起
Versailles is one of the most visited estates in Europe, so access and timing come first. The hunt is therefore designed for the park and gardens, where teams move between fountains, groves and viewpoints, following clues written in the spirit of the court of Louis XIV. Each riddle asks teams to observe the landscape, recall a historical detail and make a collective decision.
Routes are checked against the estate's rules on group movement and events before a date is fixed. Access to the palace and any indoor element depend on the estate's ticketing and availability, and are confirmed separately.
目的
- Reveal the history of the estate and its gardens in an active way
- Test observation, reasoning and collective decision-making
- Split large groups into balanced, competitive teams
- Create a shared experience that can be followed by a gala dinner
流程
- 1Teams are formed and briefed at a meeting point near the palace
- 2Each team receives a sealed map, a first clue and a set of rules
- 3Clues lead to fountains, groves and garden points, with checkpoints run by facilitators
- 4A final ceremony gathers all teams for scoring and a toast
注意事項
- Entry tickets and any guided access are arranged and paid separately; please confirm the date early
- Comfortable walking shoes are essential, as the park covers a large area
- Fountain display days and weather can change the route, so a second route is prepared
- Groups of more than 60 are staggered in several starts to avoid congestion
參考預算
Indicatively from €60 to €90 per person excluding VAT for the hunt and facilitation. Estate entry tickets, transfers and any guided palace visit are additional.
常見問題
Does the treasure hunt take place inside the palace?
No. The hunt is designed for the park and gardens. Palace access depends on the estate's own rules and is booked separately if required.
Can the hunt be run on fountain display days?
Yes, and these days are among the most popular. Fountain displays follow the estate's programme, so we confirm them when choosing a date.
How long does the hunt last?
Most hunts take between two and three hours including the briefing and the final ceremony, which fits well before an early evening reception.
