The murder BY NOTRE DAME
2 hours
2 km/1 mile
Min. 2 players
€19 per person
Based on: Case H
8+ years recommended
EN
WHEN
365 days a year
WHERE
Latin Quarter, Paris
ABOUT THE MYSTERY
The Murder by Notre Dame is based on a real crime from the 20th century.
As a detective, you have to find out who brutally murdered Desiree Castillon.
The story unfolds while you experience the wonderful city of Paris, solving challenging and exciting tasks.
By the end you will learn about the true crime that inspired this mystery.
But before that, you have to decide: Who do you believe the killer is and what evidence supports your decision?
In the envelope you will find everything you need for your investigation. The more points you earn along the way, the more time you get in the end, to discuss who you think is behind the murder.
Barrierfree
How does it work?
Go to the pick up point, which is a short walk from the starting point, to collect your mystery. Begin the game any time you want at the starting point indicated on the envelope.
The mystery takes place outside and is a private group activity, no third party members or additional players are involved. It is possible to play the game in larger groups, go to FAQ for more information or send an email with your request to: contact@solveamystery.com
Pick up point
The exact location will be sent via email after purchase
**You have to collect your mystery at the pick up point within 3 months after purchase, after which you can solve your mystery any time you want.**
Open Hours:
Mon – Sun: 9am – 9pm
The mystery HUNT
You are an investigator in 1934. As the story unfolds you get to experience Paris whilst solving exciting tasks that hopefully lead you to the correct solution to the mystery.
The investigation takes place in Paris Latin Quarter.
In the end you will learn about the real case, but before that you have to decide for yourself: Who do you believe is the murderer and what evidence backs up your choice?
In the envelope you will find everything you need during the investigation.
The more points you earn along the way, the more time you will eventually have to discuss who you think committed the murder and what possible evidence you have uncovered.