Experience the BNF in a new way with the immersive game ‘Mazarin and the Guardians of the Secret’

Experience the BNF in a new way with the immersive game ‘Mazarin and the Guardians of the Secret’

Immerse yourself in a unique and captivating game that combines culture and adventure in the heart of Paris. Investigate the BnF Richelieu, solve intriguing puzzles and unravel the mystery of Cardinal Mazarin.

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Your adventure begins with the discovery of a previously unknown will by Mazarin by a researcher at the Richelieu site. This document reveals a treasure hidden in his former palace, now the Richelieu site of the BnF. Guardians of the secret protect this legacy and hide clues in the Collections. Feeling threatened, the researcher must entrust you with the rest of this captivating quest.

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Form a captivating investigation team at the BnF Richelieu site.

Equipped with a briefcase full of puzzles, explore historic locations (Mazarin Gallery, Cabinet Précieux, Barthélémy Room, Oval Room).

Observation, analysis, deduction and collaboration are essential to solving the mystery, deciphering messages and puzzles discreetly among the researchers.

This interactive 1.5-hour tour transforms the discovery of this Parisian gem into an exciting quest combining history and heritage.

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This immersive game guarantees a captivating experience for families (ages 10 and up), friends, or history and puzzle enthusiasts. Total autonomy encourages stimulating group dynamics.

Available indoors all week long, this activity is perfect in any weather. The Richelieu site, a prestigious Parisian monument, offers a unique place of discovery.

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After your gaming session, feel free to explore the newly renovated Richelieu site. Discover the spaces and rich collections of the BnF museum, including the Vivienne garden and the spectacular Labrouste hall, and soak up the unique atmosphere of this major French heritage site.


To find out more and book your ticket, visit cultival.fr

 

Featured photo: Amandine Goetz