“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 “Kammerzell House”.
topics discussed
Chronology of the cathedral construction – Recognition of craftsmen emblems (sculptors, architects) – Discovery of different architectural styles (Palais Rohan, Maison Kammerzell) – Famous figures (Gustave Doré, Alphonse Laveran).
educational value
The treasure hunt consists of a road book with a content that allows you to:
- To discover the local cultural heritage: the history and anecdotes of the must-see buildings are highlighted
- To boost the observational skills: the questions are used to find answers on the walls of the buildings
- To develop spatial orientation: the itinerary to follow is specified
- To encourage teamwork: a single roadmap is distributed to each team, consisting of 5 to 8 members
game process
- The group is welcomed at the start and finish by our animator
- The treasure hunt is performed autonomously under the supervision of your guides
- The animator ensures a telephone hotline in order to provide assistance to a team in difficulty. The animator’s mobile number is given in the road book
- At the end of the game, the animator corrects and distributes traditional gingerbread to the participants and accompanying persons
| Duration | 2 H 00 | ||||
| Departure / Arrival | Place du château | ||||
| Included in the service | Treasure hunt, gingerbread on arrival: 6,50 € / student aged 12-18 – 5,50 € / student aged 6-12 – Accompanists: free – Minimum to be paid: 10 participants | ||||
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