Treasure Hunt
across Strasbourg.

A corporate treasure hunt in Strasbourg takes place in most of the city's neighbourhoods. The most popular areas are the UNESCO-listed Grande Île, around Notre-Dame Cathedral, Place Kléber, and the Palais Rohan, as well as Petite France with its canals lined with half-timbered houses. Happy Unity has ready-to-use routes for these areas and can also design a rally in the Krutenau, the Neustadt, or directly within your Strasbourg premises.

Yes. Our indoor routes take over the museums of the Palais Rohan, the former residence of prince-bishops which houses the Museum of Fine Arts, the Archaeological Museum, and the Museum of Decorative Arts, as well as the Alsatian Museum with its traditional interiors. Teams solve observation riddles in front of the artworks, sheltered from the weather. It's the ideal format to combine culture and cohesion during a seminar in Strasbourg.

After an on-site briefing, your colleagues are divided into teams of 4 to 8 people and receive a tablet (or use their smartphone). They then follow a Strasbourg route punctuated by riddles, photo challenges, and observation tasks, geolocated by the Indiana app, from the spire of the Cathedral to the Ponts Couverts. Points accumulate throughout the route before a final ranking and, if you wish, an awards ceremony. A Happy Unity facilitator oversees the entire event.

Our Strasbourg treasure hunts adapt equally well to a dozen colleagues or several hundred participants divided into simultaneous teams. Thanks to the Indiana app's live dashboard, we multiply the checkpoints between the Grande Île and Petite France to avoid congestion and maintain a smooth pace, accommodating up to 5,000 people for very large events.

The weather will not compromise your Strasbourg event. Each outdoor route has an indoor Plan B: switching to the museums of the Palais Rohan, a covered gallery, or your own premises. The decision is generally made 24 hours beforehand, and the Indiana app instantly reloads the backup route, without changing anything about your day's organisation.

Yes. Our Strasbourg scenarios prioritise observation, reflection, and cooperation rather than physical performance. The challenges are varied so that everyone can contribute their skills, regardless of age or role. Routes can be adjusted for accessibility constraints: the centre of the Grande Île, flat and pedestrian, is particularly well-suited for mixed groups.

Absolutely. We rewrite the scenario around your brand, your values, a product launch, or an internal message, in French or English for your international teams. Riddles, challenges, visuals, and prize-giving are adapted, and the route can connect places that are important to your company (your headquarters, a seminar venue in the Neustadt, a symbolic monument) for a unique experience.

That depends on your objective. To discover the historic centre, opt for a geolocated urban rally on the Grande Île or Petite France. For a seminar sheltered from the weather, prefer a museum format or the more dynamic City Express. For a large group, the multi-team format with real-time ranking is ideal, and for a gourmet experience, the Gourmet Rally connects the best Alsatian addresses. Our project managers will guide you based on the number of participants and available time.

A route generally lasts between 1h30 and 2h30, including briefing and final ranking. This duration adjusts to your programme: a short City Express version for a half-day seminar, or a longer format combined with lunch or an evening in Petite France.

Everything is provided. Your teams play via our Indiana application, on the tablets we provide or on their smartphones. No complex installation: the app geolocates teams in Strasbourg, triggers riddles at the correct location, and automatically calculates the ranking. You don't need to prepare anything technical.

Yes, this is one of Strasbourg's strengths. As a European capital hosting many cross-border seminars, the city lends itself to the bilingual French/English formats we offer. Riddles, briefing, and facilitation can be conducted in both languages, so that your colleagues from across Europe experience the same cohesion around the Cathedral and the Neustadt.

For over 20 years, Happy Unity has been designing team building experiences and has an in-depth knowledge of Strasbourg. We master reconnaissance, authorisations, and city logistics, from the smallest group to events for several thousand people. A dedicated project manager will support you from conception to facilitation, with our in-house developed Indiana app for a seamless and 100% customisable experience.