Would you like your students to discover the history of a Strasbourg district in the form of a game?
We have been offering our treasure hunt for more than 20 years.
We are members of the Strasbourg tourist office and the Alsace tourist development agency.
Most of our treasure hunts are available in French, German and English.
Our treasure hunts are available in several versions, the content of which is adapted to the following age groups:
Version adapted to 12-18 year old at a price of 6,50 € per student
Version adapted to 6-12 year old at a price of 5,50 € per student
Version adapted to 3-6 year old at a price of 4,50 € per student
Free for accompanying persons
We work only by reservation.
Your group must consist of a minimum of 10 students.
The district “La Petite France” is undoubtedly the most picturesque in Strasbourg. Fishermen, millers and tanners had settled there because of the proximity of the water. The half-timbered houses were built with louvered attics that allowed the tanned skins to dry in a permanent air flow. topics discussed Construction principles…
Strasbourg has cathedral at the foot of which the city has grown over the centuries. As an economic centre, the Gutenberg district was the seat of the Town Hall and the River Customs. The “Petite France” district is made up of typical half-timbered houses. topics discussed Discovery of essential monuments…
“Notre Dame of Strasbourg” Cathedral is the heart of the city. The facade is in sandstone and richly decorated. The unique 142-metre high spire has been the highest in Europe for centuries. Half-timbered houses have been built at the foot of this building, the most famous of which is the…
During the Middle Ages Strasbourg hosted trade fairs that attracted merchants from all over Europe. The establishment of the Council of Europe in 1949 and later of the European Parliament helped to reinforce the city’s vocation as a European capital As a result, impressive buildings of contemporary architecture have strengthened…
