Step beyond the classic guided tour and discover the medieval town of Saint-Émilion in a completely different way with The Legendary Tour. This outdoor escape game invites you to explore the village's cobbled streets, hidden corners and fascinating history through an immersive adventure.

Join a colourful crew of eccentric metalhead pilgrims and follow the trail of the legendary monk Émilion in a fun and unconventional quest. Along the way, you'll solve historical riddles, tackle surprising rock'n'roll-inspired challenges and uncover the secrets and legends that have shaped Saint-Émilion over the centuries. Blending local heritage with playful problem-solving, The Legendary Tour transforms a visit to Saint-Émilion into an interactive experience full of mystery, humour and discovery.

Whether travelling with friends, family or colleagues, this outdoor adventure offers a memorable way to explore one of the region's most iconic medieval towns.

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You'll participate in a blend of scavenger hunt and outdoor escape game through city streets
A connected game master will be guiding your adventure with clues and interactive elements
The activity offers options for either duo play (group of 2 people) or team play (group of 6 people)

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Accessibility:

This activity is not suitable for wheelchair users

Know in advance:

Duo mode (Group of 2 people) is designed for 2 players; only one device can be connected
Team mode (Group of 6 people) is for 3 to 6 players, and at least one phone per team is required. Each player can follow along on their phone and interact with the chatbot. Hints are sometimes distributed among players as long as there are at least three connected devices
The experience ends at Place de l'Église Monolithe
All game instructions will be sent to you by email. Check your spam folder
The game takes place outside, so check the weather forecast to see if you need a cap and sunglasses, an umbrella, or a hat and scarf
The city escape games are designed for individuals aged 12 and above. Younger children can participate with the help of a parent or caregiver