Pere Lachaise Cemetery Escape Game: Who Killed Victor?

Crack the case of “Who Killed Victor?” in a 2-hour guided escape game through Père Lachaise Cemetery.

Getting started

Arrive at the main entrance of Père Lachaise Cemetery. Meet your guide (English or French speaking) and game master, who will provide a cemetery map, clue booklets, and a quick briefing before you begin your adventure.

What to expect

Join a 2-hour outdoor escape game set in the heart of Père Lachaise Cemetery. Hosted by a live game master and local guide, your group of up to 15 participants will work together to solve the mystery of Victor’s death using a flawed map, hidden clues, and storytelling. Along the way, explore the cemetery’s most iconic graves while uncovering real historical anecdotes woven into the game.

Features

• Escape Game challenge: Work as a team to solve Victor’s mysterious death using a flawed map and limited clues, blending observation, memory, and critical thinking.

• Guided exploration: Your knowledgeable guide shares captivating stories and anecdotes about the cemetery’s notable residents, offering a fresh perspective on this iconic site.

• Game Master support: A dedicated game master is present throughout to assist and keep the experience engaging for all group sizes.

• Flexible group: Designed for 2 to 15 participants, making it ideal for couples, families, friends and as a team building exercise.

Pere Lachaise Cemetery Escape Game: Who Killed Victor?

Discover the Pere Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's largest and most renowned cemeteries, on this guided escape game that includes a live guide, paper clues, and teamwork challenges in an outdoor setting. The tour covers approximately 2 hours, exploring historic graves such as those of Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, and Edith Piaf. Visitors will solve the mystery of Victor's death using a map and engaging with puzzles. Ideal for groups from 2 to 15 people, this experience is perfect for friends, families, or team-building outings. With audio guides available in multiple languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Chinese, participants can enjoy an immersive and interactive adventure that combines history, mystery, and teamwork. The cemetery itself was established in 1804 and spans over 49 acres, housing more than a million graves and tombs.

Explore Pere Lachaise Cemetery

Your tour stops at the Pere Lachaise Cemetery where you will uncover its establishment in 1804 as one of Paris's largest cemeteries. Covering 49 acres, it is home to over a million graves and tombs, including those of famous residents such as Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, and Edith Piaf. The cemetery features iconic monuments like the tomb of Pere Jacques Daisne, who lent his name to the cemetery, and the elaborate pyramid-shaped tomb of Alexander Dumas. Visitors spend approximately 2 hours exploring the grounds, solving puzzles that require observation, memory, and logic skills. This unique experience sets it apart from other historical tours by combining a mystery-solving game with educational insights into Paris's rich history.

Tour Highlights

• Join a guided escape game at Pere Lachaise
• Solve the mystery of Victor’s death in 2 hours
• Use a cemetery map and paper clues throughout the tour
• Explore historic graves with captivating stories about famous residents
• Tackle observation, memory, and logic puzzles that keep your group fully engaged
• Perfect for groups of 2 to 15 people including friends, families, or team-building outings
• Audio guides available in multiple languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Chinese
• Experience the unique blend of history and mystery at Pere Lachaise

Perfect for friends, families, and team-building groups, this escape game provides a thrilling adventure through Paris's rich historical landmarks. The 2-hour format allows you to explore Pere Lachaise Cemetery, solve puzzles related to Victor’s death, and uncover the captivating stories of famous residents like Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, and Edith Piaf. This experience offers an immersive blend of mystery-solving and educational insights that make it a memorable part of any visit to Paris.