Murder Mystery iPad Tour Strasbourg
Experience Strasbourg in an entirely fresh way with an exhilarating team building event in Strasbourg. Your adventure kicks off at Place Saint-Étienne, a historic square in the heart of the city, where you and your colleagues will embark on an exciting iPad Murder Mystery Tour. This tour is not just a thrilling criminal chase but also an excellent opportunity to bond as a team while discovering the impressive sights of Strasbourg.
On the Hunt Through Strasbourg
Your group will be divided into smaller teams that will compete to identify the culprit. This not only boosts team spirit but also ignites a bit of healthy competition. Your CityHunters guide will meet you at the designated starting point and warmly welcome you to your high-tech crime chase in Strasbourg. Each team gets an iPad with the CityHunters app and a briefing on the tour's proceedings. Then the hunt begins! Your mission is to solve a series of mysterious crimes and restore safety to Strasbourg.
iPad Murder Mystery Tour in Strasbourg: Tech Meets History
An authentic iPad equipped with the CityHunters app is your most crucial tool. It will help you navigate the streets of Strasbourg with ease. Thanks to the built-in map view and digital position indicator, even newcomers can find their way around effortlessly. The crime cases are presented within the app and automatically activate when teams are near a crime scene. Along the way, you'll pass by some of Strasbourg's most famous landmarks, like the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg, Palais Rohan, and the picturesque Petite France.
A City Full of Secrets
The iPad Murder Mystery Tour in Strasbourg is a unique interactive crime story that invites you to explore the city center from a completely new perspective. Iconic sights like the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg or the historic Petite France become the scenes of unsolved crimes. Your investigations will lead you from one station to another, always hot on the trail of the culprits. Together, you'll interview witnesses, analyze clues, and examine evidence. Can you interpret the hints hidden among monuments, fountains, and statues correctly and get a step closer to solving the crimes?
Team Building in Strasbourg: Stronger Together
This team building event in Strasbourg requires not just speed but also teamwork and creativity. Move swiftly from station to station, leave no clue unnoticed, and stay close on the heels of the criminals. The tasks at the investigation stations will guide you and present challenges. Only those who stick together as a team and solve the diverse tasks collectively can put the bad guys behind bars and claim the team victory. The iPad Murder Mystery Tour is thus ideal for a company outing or a department party and enhances the cohesion of your employees.
An Unforgettable Team Building Event in Strasbourg
The iPad Murder Mystery Tour in Strasbourg is not just an exciting interactive crime story but also a fantastic way to strengthen team spirit. The blend of an exhilarating criminal chase and solving team-oriented tasks makes this team building event in Strasbourg an unforgettable experience. It is perfect for all types of team events, whether a company outing, a department party, or a company summer party. At the end of the tour, the app guides all teams to the final destination, where a celebratory award ceremony takes place. Here, it's revealed which team used sharp wits, creativity, and teamwork to score the most points and secure the top spot on the podium.
Discover Strasbourg in a new, exciting way and see your employees surpass themselves during this team building in Strasbourg. The combination of historical locations, modern technology, and thrilling investigative tasks makes this iPad Scavenger Hunt a unique experience that your employees will remember for a long time.
- CityHunters guides on site
- iPad with CityHunters app
- Flexible start and end locations
- Flexible duration
- Custom riddles (optional)
- Custom branding (optional)
- 25 riddle locations
- Support hotline during the tour
- Picture gallery of the event
- Team chat
- Real-time leaderboard
How the event works
1. Introduction
- Meet your team guide at the agreed location
- Welcome and introduction
- Divide into teams (max. 7 people)
- Explanation of the equipment
2. Let’s go!
- A tutorial explains the app
- Teams develop a strategy and choose their first puzzle location
- Using the map view, teams find their way with ease
- Up to 25 challenges await in the city – order and prioritization determine team success!
3. City exploration
- Along the route, teams discover the city
- At each puzzle location, they solve tasks and earn points
- Navigation, general knowledge, photo or drawing challenges – every team member can play to their strengths
- Digital networking via real-time leaderboard and team chat
4. Finale
- When time is up, the app guides teams safely to the finish
- Your team guide awaits at the finish
- Results review and award ceremony
- Afterwards, you’ll find all photos in a protected online gallery
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- Offer within 90 minutes
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We organize our team events for you on your desired date, 365 days a year. To see if your preferred date is still available, request your non-binding offer . You can freely choose your event start time between 9 am and 8 pm.
For our full-service team events, both on-site support by our guides and the provision of all materials are included, so you don’t have to worry about anything in advance. The only exception is our smartphone tours. For these, you use your own smartphones and benefit from in-app chat support that we provide free of charge.
The start and end point in Strasbourg is: Place Saint-Étienne. Click for a map view. The blue-shaded area marks our event area where our team event tasks and puzzles are located. For our Geocaching and iPad tours, you can choose your own start and end points within this area. This is not possible for smartphone tours.
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