Strasbourg: Scavenger hunt and beer tasting

Join a beer-themed treasure hunt in the Petite France neighborhood. Your game includes discovering the city, the history of beer, and even tastings!
Beatus Cervisius, a scholar and intellectual won over by humanist thought, explores what he's passionate about: the craft of brewing! But here's the thing: ever since the Reinheitsgebot came out, the Holy Roman Empire has been regulating beer brewing to fight against gruits (a mixture of plants), which can sometimes be deadly. Refusing to curb his creative freedom and limit his research, Beatus decides to go underground to continue his work and create his own beer, HUMANIS.

To ensure the transmission of his recipe to his descendants, our hero took care to hide his recipe in a secret place. It's rumored that this is a time corridor... It's up to you to find this place and a mysterious symbol! Booklet in hand, you'll set off to conquer the streets of Strasbourg; your journey will be punctuated by puzzles and four beer tastings. And it's in the nature or the taste of this beer that you'll discover the decisive clues to your quest!

A facilitator will welcome you at the start to explain the game rules. After forming teams (for groups of more than 6 people), you'll set off to conquer the streets of Strasbourg – armed with your booklet – to find the time corridor where the HUMANIS recipe is hidden. Our facilitators will remotely monitor you and will welcome you upon arrival to correct your answers. The winning team gets a gift after the treasure hunt.

Garantir la disponibilité du livre dans les plus brefs délais. Les réservations anticipées valent la peine d'être prises en considération, surtout si vous planifiez le voyage en haute saison, comme les jours fériés ou les fins de semaine.

Cette excursion peut être annulée sans frais jusqu'à : heures d'annulation avant le début du voyage. Si vous l'annulez après les heures d'annulation ou si vous ne vous présentez pas à l'excursion, le prix total de l'activité vous sera toujours facturé. Tout retard à la prise en charge ou au départ sera considéré comme un retard.