Create a trail game or treasure hunt in Luxembourg
To create a treasure hunt in Luxembourg, the places are already there: Palais grand-ducal, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Luxembourg, Place Guillaume II. All that is left is to place your stops, write the riddles and share the link: players follow the route on their phones.
In Luxembourg, the quest is still to be written
Here is what it could look like: the stops already exist in the city, the riddles do not yet.
- Palais grand-ducalRiddle to write
- Cathédrale Notre-Dame de LuxembourgRiddle to write
- Place Guillaume IIRiddle to write
- Place d'ArmesRiddle to write
- Pont AdolpheRiddle to write
- FinishTeam leaderboard
Images from Wikimedia Commons, under a free licence. coat of arms: Spedona, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Palais grand-ducal: Cayambe, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Luxembourg: Denise Hastert, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Place Guillaume II: Cayambe, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Place d'Armes: GilPe, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Pont Adolphe: amanderson2, CC BY 2.0.
Luxembourg grew on a promontory surrounded by deep valleys, those of the Pétrusse and the Alzette. In the Ville-Haute, the Palais grand-ducal, the Cathédrale Notre-Dame, the Place Guillaume II and the Place d'Armes follow one another within a short distance, which makes a simple route on foot. The Pont Adolphe spans the Pétrusse valley and offers another point of view. Luxembourg has no quest yet: its Ville-Haute is waiting for a first route.
Three possible quests in Luxembourg
Palace and cathedral, a history route
A circuit between the Palais grand-ducal and the Cathédrale Notre-Dame: facades, doorways, coats of arms and inscriptions to note. Teams rebuild the order of the stops by looking up at what they see.
Squares and equestrian statue for families
Children start from the Place Guillaume II and its statue on horseback, then reach the Place d'Armes and its bandstand, with clues to find and breaks on the terraces.
An evening of teams around the Pont Adolphe
For a group of friends, an investigation that reaches the Pont Adolphe, follows the valley edge and returns to the Ville-Haute, with riddles about the arches and a shared finish point.
Luxembourg needs a quest. Who will launch it?
Tourist office, local authority
A route that takes residents and visitors from one place to the next, at their own pace, on their phones. You choose the stops and what is told there: the content stays yours.
Talk about a quest for LuxembourgSee what LiveQuest offers tourist offices
Association, company, event host
A members’ outing, a team day, a neighbourhood party: start from one of the three ideas and place your stops on the map. The draft costs nothing, the game is paid by use, in credits.
Write the first questFor an association · For a company
Living in Luxembourg?
Would you like to play here? Tell those who can launch it: your town hall, your tourist office, an association. The message is ready.
Hello, there is no phone-based trail game in Luxembourg yet. The stops are all found: Palais grand-ducal, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Luxembourg, Place Guillaume II. This page shows the idea: https://livequest.fr/en/treasure-hunt/luxembourg
Play elsewhere in the meantimeWhat to know on the ground
The Pont Adolphe and the valley edges are high up, so keep an eye on children and avoid placing stops against the railings. In the Ville-Haute, some streets are pedestrian and others are not: cross with care.
- Create your account and open a draft
- Place your stops on the map of Luxembourg, with a riddle, a question or a photo at each
- Share the link: your participants play on their phones, nothing to install
Nearby cities
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a quest to play in Luxembourg?
- Not yet: no public quest is published in Luxembourg for now. This page shows the places that could become its stops, and how to bring it to life.
- Which places in Luxembourg can serve as stops?
- Among the places listed in Luxembourg: Palais grand-ducal, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Luxembourg, Place Guillaume II, Place d'Armes, Pont Adolphe. Each can become a stop, with a riddle, a multiple-choice question or a photo to take.
- What should I plan before playing in Luxembourg?
- The Pont Adolphe and the valley edges are high up, so keep an eye on children and avoid placing stops against the railings. In the Ville-Haute, some streets are pedestrian and others are not: cross with care.
- And in the nearby cities?
- Nearby, other pages give route ideas: Arlon (24 km away), Thionville (28 km away), Echternach (30 km away).