Treasure hunt and trail game in Orléans
Create an interactive GPS route in Orléans. Your participants explore cathédrale Sainte-Croix, Jeanne d'Arc, bords de Loire and rue de Bourgogne with riddles on their phones.
Playing in Orléans
The Loire gives Orléans its light and its open horizon. The quays and the bridge open wide views, the Sainte-Croix cathedral overlooks the centre, and the rue de Bourgogne gathers terraces and restaurants. The story of Joan of Arc surfaces everywhere: statues, street names, plaques. The centre is easy to cover on foot, and the trail game finds a ready-made storyline here for teams of all ages.
The quays of the Loire are flat but exposed to wind. Keep a variant in the centre for rainy days or flood days, when the banks are less accessible.
Three route ideas in Orléans
On the trail of Joan of Arc
A historical route across the centre, linking the place du Martroi, the Sainte-Croix cathedral and the neighbouring streets. The riddles cover statues, stained glass and commemorative plaques.
The banks of the Loire with the family
For children: an observation game on the quays, with bridges, boats and Loire birds as themes. A flat, open setting that adults can easily keep an eye on.
The rue de Bourgogne, evening version
A game for a bachelor or bachelorette party, or for a team of colleagues: short riddles in the neighbouring streets, then a meeting on a terrace of the rue de Bourgogne.
4 activities to create in Orléans
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 Orléans:
Images from Wikimedia Commons, under a free licence. coat of arms: Thom.lanaud, Public domain · cathédrale Sainte-Croix: Chabe01, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Jeanne d'Arc: Tim Adams, CC BY 3.0 · bords de Loire: Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0 · rue de Bourgogne: Fab5669, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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 Orléans?
- Create an account on LiveQuest (2 minutes)
- Place your stops on the map of Orléans, 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
Nearby cities
Frequently asked questions
- Which places in Orléans can serve as stops?
- Among the places listed in Orléans: cathédrale Sainte-Croix, Jeanne d'Arc, bords de Loire, rue de Bourgogne. Each can become a stop, with a riddle, a multiple-choice question or a photo to take.
- What should I plan before playing in Orléans?
- The quays of the Loire are flat but exposed to wind. Keep a variant in the centre for rainy days or flood days, when the banks are less accessible.
- And in the nearby cities?
- Nearby, other pages give route ideas: Chambord (43 km away), Châteaudun (47 km away), Blois (55 km away).