Treasure hunt and trail game in Nantes
Create an interactive GPS route in Nantes. Your participants explore Machines de l'île, château des Ducs, passage Pommeraye and île de Nantes with riddles on their phones.
Playing in Nantes
Nantes loves imagination, and it shows in the city: giant mechanical creatures on the island, the ornate façades of the passage Pommeraye, the château des Ducs beside the pedestrian streets. A trail game here alternates whimsical worlds with solid heritage. The Loire and the former shipyards of the island shape the routes, and the tramway easily links the island to the city centre. Families and company teams each find a suitable angle, from a playful investigation to a timed challenge.
The Île de Nantes and the city centre can be linked on foot, but the tramway saves the walk between two stops. If you want to go inside the Machines de l'île, check the opening days.
Three route ideas in Nantes
Mechanical bestiary on the Île de Nantes
A family route starting at the Machines de l'île: mechanical creatures to observe, former shipyards and Loire banks to explore, riddles inspired by the world of the machines, to solve together before a break by the river.
The passage Pommeraye and its floors
An observation game in the passage Pommeraye: stairs, statues and ornaments to describe, then out to the neighbouring streets for a series of team questions, before reaching a terrace in the quarter.
Team duel around the château des Ducs
For a team building, several teams compete around the château des Ducs: ramparts and surroundings to cover, riddles to solve, points to validate before returning to the start, with a final speed test.
4 activities to create in Nantes
Treasure hunt
GPS route with riddles
Trail game
clue route through the city
Outdoor team building
team cohesion activity
Discovery rally
interactive heritage route
Places for your route
A few ideas for stops on a route in Nantes:
Images from Wikimedia Commons, under a free licence. coat of arms: Moktoipas, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Machines de l'île: Guilhem Vellut from Annecy, France, CC BY 2.0 · château des Ducs: Jibi44, avec l'aimable autorisation de LP de Nantes, CC BY-SA 3.0 · passage Pommeraye: Tgllyn, CC BY-SA 4.0 · île de Nantes: Cramos, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Each place can become a stop of your treasure hunt: add a riddle, a multiple-choice question, or ask for a photo.
How to create a route in Nantes?
- Create an account on LiveQuest (2 minutes)
- Place your stops on the map of Nantes, or let the AI Oracle build everything
- Add your riddles: questions, multiple choice, photos, observations
- Share the link: your participants play on their phones, nothing to install
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Frequently asked questions
- Which places in Nantes can serve as stops?
- Among the places listed in Nantes: Machines de l'île, château des Ducs, passage Pommeraye, île de Nantes. Each can become a stop, with a riddle, a multiple-choice question or a photo to take.
- What should I plan before playing in Nantes?
- The Île de Nantes and the city centre can be linked on foot, but the tramway saves the walk between two stops. If you want to go inside the Machines de l'île, check the opening days.
- And in the nearby cities?
- Nearby, other pages give route ideas: La Baule (64 km away), Angers (81 km away), Bressuire (91 km away).