Corporate Treasure Hunt - Louvre Museum

The treasure hunt at the Louvre Museum starts from €1,690 excl. VAT for 10 participants, which is €169 per person. The pricing then scales by group size: €2,390 excl. VAT for up to 30 participants (i.e., €80 per person); €6,790 excl. VAT for up to 100 participants (i.e., €68 per person); €12,490 excl. VAT for up to 200 participants (i.e., €62 per person). These amounts are based on the price simulator for the location's postcode.

The maximum number of participants mentioned is 250; beyond 200, the simulator will provide a custom quote. To compare with another format in the same category, take a look at the treasure hunt at the Musée d'Orsay.

The Louvre Museum treasure hunt fits into a corporate seminar as a 1h30 to 2h30 session, briefing and ranking announcement included: the format fits within a half-day. Everything takes place on a single site: there's only one meeting point to communicate and no transfers to organise during the activity.

• A bonding time: mixed teams, informal exchanges, and shared memories.
• A clear structure for participants: a start, challenges, a ranking, an awards ceremony.
• A format that can be integrated into a larger corporate event, convention, or corporate party.

The schedule is divided into four stages: briefing and distribution of a tablet per team, selection of a route through the museum wings and its major artworks, photo, video, and observation challenges triggered in front of the artworks, followed by live scoring and announcement of the ranking.

Regarding access, tickets are nominative: each participant must carry a form of identification in their name. Tickets are valid for 30 minutes, do not grant priority access, a free cloakroom is available, and exiting the museum is final. For an outdoor route, consider the treasure hunt in the Latin Quarter. You'll find other comparable formats among our corporate treasure hunts.

The activity is designed for 10 to 250 participants. It's suitable for a department or an entire company: teams are formed during the briefing, making it a great integration tool for colleagues who don't often interact.

The route is on foot within the Louvre Museum, with no particular difficulties. In terms of skills, the game combines orientation, observation, and general knowledge: everyone finds a role within their team, and no one needs to know the place beforehand. If your group size or context falls outside this scope, we also create tailor-made formats; otherwise, the treasure hunt at the Opéra Garnier covers a similar need.