Develop observation skills
Spotting clues and details hidden across the city.
School trip — English-language treasure hunt
Bookable with the Pass Culture
— call us at 06 67 52 26 31
English Treasure Hunt in Bordeaux for Middle & High School Students
A theft has been committed at the Grand Théâtre. Will your students be able to identify the thief? Armed with a route booklet, teams explore the streets of Bordeaux, following clues to retrace the thief's steps and solve the mystery.
Fluent English level. Ideal for hosting foreign exchange students.
Bookable with the Pass Culture
— call us at 06 67 52 26 31
A bilingual investigation
A pedagogical game adapted for middle and high school
This educational treasure hunt has been adapted for middle and high school students in Bordeaux. This fun and enriching activity lets students explore the city’s historic centre while discovering its rich cultural heritage. Our team is present along the route. The game can be played in both languages, French and English, at the same time.
Learning objectives
A fun way to practise English and discover Bordeaux
Throughout the investigation, students build observation skills, work as a team, learn about the history and heritage of Bordeaux, and strengthen their English language skills.
Learn to work as a team
Students investigate together in small groups.
Discover Bordeaux’s history
The historic centre and its cultural heritage, step by step.
Strengthen English skills
A fluent-level game, ideal for foreign exchange students.
Bordeaux Visite
A local team dedicated to school groups
Bordeaux Visite designs and runs educational activities for middle and high schools. We reply to your request within a maximum of 24 hours.
Minimum package of €149 per group.
Suitable for small groups as well as full class groups.
Contact us to book your activity through the Pass Culture.
A tailored proposal based on your date and group size.
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Frequently asked questions
Preparing your English-language treasure hunt
How long does the treasure hunt last?
The game lasts about 2h30.
How far do students walk?
The route covers about 2.4 km on foot in central Bordeaux.
Where does the game start and end?
The game starts and ends in front of the Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux.
What English level is required?
The game is designed for a fluent English level, making it ideal for welcoming foreign exchange students. It can also be played in French for French-speaking students at the same time.
How many students can take part?
The game can welcome between 15 and 120 students, split into teams.
What is the price of the activity?
The price is €7.90 per student, with a minimum package of €149 per group.
Can the activity be paid for with the Pass Culture?
Yes, our activities can be booked through the Pass Culture. Call us at 06 67 52 26 31 to organise your school trip.
How do I book the treasure hunt?
Send us your preferred date, group size and contact details. We will check availability and send you a free quote.
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Let us know your preferred date, the number of students and any scheduling constraints. We reply within a maximum of 24 hours.