Metz. In search of Louis XV's stolen gift: a life-size escape game

Immersed in the heart of the 18th century, Alain Cotinaut, Patricia, and Robert Schur become investigators for a life-size escape game in the streets of Metz. Guided by Florent Albiani, aka the Duke of Belle-Isle, they set out in search of a stolen painting, combining history, puzzles, and a fun exploration of the city.

The Duke of Belle-Isle invites participants to solve the mystery of the stolen painting during an urban escape game. Photo Gilles Wirtz — The Duke of Belle-Isle invites participants to solve the mystery of the stolen painting during an urban escape game. Photo: Gilles Wirtz

"I am the Duke of Belle-Isle and I have excellent news for you: the King of France, Louis XV, is coming to Metz this evening. But... bandits have stolen my gift—a painting—and scattered it around the city. It's up to you to find it!" Wig firmly in place, courtly salute, and theatrical voice, Florent Albiani, alias the Duke of Belle-Isle ,...

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