15 Paris Escape Games You Can Book Today

1.Palais Garnier Mystery Game with Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 400 reviews · from $32Our pick

Enter the Palais Garnier for a 90-minute mystery game inspired by Arsène Lupin and the secret of Count Cagliostro. Your team receives a roadbook and pencil, follows clues through the opera house, and may reach areas normally closed to the public. The game is offered in French or English and suits children 12 and older.

“Une façon originale de visiter un lieu mythique ! Un agréable moment je le recommande avec des jeunes adultes ou des ado ! Merci Mme Lupin pour votre visite !”

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2.Who Killed Victor ? Escape Game at Père Lachaise Cemetery

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 258 reviews · 2 hours · from $37

At Père Lachaise Cemetery, a guide such as Max, Prince, or Kara leads you through a two-hour murder mystery. Use a paper plan, clues, and observation skills to find Victor’s grave and expose his killer. The game mixes French history, famous residents, teamwork, and a relaxed walk in English or French.

“We really enjoyed the riddle tour through the cemetery, it was such a creative way to explore a place full of history. Prince, our guide, made the experience even better with his warm personality and clever sense of humor. Solving clues while wandering among impressive monuments made the visit both fun and fascinating. He shared just the right amount of background about the famous people resting there, from Oscar Wilde to other remarkable figures, and kept the atmosphere light and engaging. The pace was relaxed, and we left feeling we’d learned a lot while having a great time. A wonderful experience for anyone who loves stories, puzzles, and a touch…”

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3.Escape game in Montmartre

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 247 reviews · from $41Top rated

Spend about two hours solving riddles across Montmartre, from Sacré-Coeur and Place du Tertre to La Maison Rose and the Clos Montmartre vineyard. A local game master guides the route, adds stories about artists and local life, and can take free photos. Kids and teenager versions are also available.

“Jane is an excellent and patient game master. We had a lovely time getting to know montmartre and the churches! Merci!”

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4.Escape Hunt Paris, Escape Game

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 122 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $65

At Escape Hunt Paris, you and your private group tackle a themed escape game at 5 Rue de Hanovre. Expect 60 minutes of puzzles, atmospheric decoration, and help from an attentive host when needed. English service is offered, and the activity suits most participants, including those traveling with service animals.

“The Lady who hosted us was very professional, very sweet, and very helpful. We booked a hard game so we didnt finish on time( we never tried escape rooms before) ,but we genuinely enjoyed the experience ! we are definitely coming back with a bigger group to try an easier escape room, then build up from there :)”

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5.Escape game on the Île de la Cité

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 112 reviews · from $39

Explore Île de la Cité through an outdoor escape game led by a nearby game master. You will solve riddles at Notre-Dame, Place Dauphine, the Conciergerie, Sainte-Chapelle, and lesser-known corners, while learning about Paris, taking optional photos, and working toward a small surprise gift.

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6.Escape Game in the Covered Passages in Paris

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 79 reviews · from $39

You’ll solve puzzles through Paris’s historic covered passages near Rue de Richelieu, guided by a playful Game Master such as Raphaële or Romain. Plan on about two hours, teams of two or more, and a mix of walking, observation, and clues. The winning player or team receives a gift, and professional photos are included.

“Great game Lovely guide ( Raphaële ) It was a real fun ! My foreign family was very happy !!! Thank you”

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7.Louvre Museum Guided Family Treasure Hunt

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 78 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Meet your private art historian at the Louvre for a two-hour treasure hunt built for children ages 3 to 12. Kids receive age-based activity booklets and follow clues to the Venus de Milo, Mona Lisa, Winged Victory, and other highlights. Guides such as Cindy, Marcela, Yaelle, and Philippe keep the visit lively for both children and adults.

“Phillippe was wonderful. Unfortunately my son was very tired, but the adults enjoyed the tour very much and learned a lot.”

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8.Escape game inside the Sacré-Coeur

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 75 reviews · from $42

Meet at the upper funicular station and spend about two hours solving roughly 20 riddles inside and around Sacré-Coeur. Guides such as Ewen, Sacha, Max, and Maya add clear cultural context in French or English. Expect a respectful church visit, a possible surprise gift, and free group photos.

“Expérience très enrichissante ! Sortie sympa à faire avec les enfants pour leur donner le goût de connaitre notre histoire sans trouver cela "barbant". Notre guide était Sacha. Il a su nous aider juste ce qu'il fallait. Il a été top !”

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9.Kids/teens escape game in Montmartre

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 68 reviews · from $41

Follow a guide through Montmartre while children solve riddles about Sacré-Coeur, Picasso, street art, and local legends. The two-hour walk suits children from age 3 through the teen years, with different game levels, free family photos, and help with practical needs along the way. Guides such as Jules, Jeanne, Sasha, and William Morris have led sessions.

“Églantine was a fun, informative guide for our walk around Montmartre. Kids (ages 7 and 9) had a great time -- this was exactly appropriate for their age group.”

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10.Paris Murder Mystery: Death on the Seine Quest and Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 42 reviews · 1 hour 10 minutes to 1 hour 40 minutes (approx.) · from $6Best value

Follow a self-guided mystery from Place du Carrousel to 18 Rue Chanoinesse, solving nine puzzles tied to an 1880s Paris story and the Mona Lisa of the Seine. The English-language game lasts about 70 to 100 minutes, runs privately on your phone, and lets you pause or resume as needed. No physical guide is provided.

“We got to see some important sites whilst solving the mystery. Unfortunately building works hid several clues”

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11.Louvre Museum – Private Family Tour with Da Vinci Treasure Hunt

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Meet your English-speaking guide at Passage de Richelieu for a private Louvre visit built around riddles, questions, and a Da Vinci Cryptex. You’ll see major highlights without planning the route yourself, while children stay involved in the hunt. Guides such as Nick tailor the pace and focus to your family.

“amazing!! highly recommend nick all 3 kids were entertained the full two hours! he was very informative and the treasure hunt was fantastic , he was so patient!”

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12.Paris Sweet & Chocolate Family Treasure Hunt

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 37 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Explore Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Odéon with a family-friendly guide who turns French sweets into a treasure hunt. You’ll taste at least seven chocolates, macarons, caramels, mousses, and other treats, with stops that may vary by opening hours. The private tour lasts about two hours, covers roughly 2km, and suits up to four people.

“Tifenn was delightful! She felt like a longtime family friend. She’d done her homework and knew all 6 of our names right off the bat. We have 4 kids, ages 6 through 15 and Tifenn kept them all engaged and involved. It was a highlight to our trip to Paris! Just make sure you show up hungry!”

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13.Outdoor Escape Game in Paris : The Stone of Nicolas Flamel

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 29 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $51

Join Thibaut and Arquaest for a three-hour outdoor escape game on Île de la Cité. Use an old map, manuscript, and other artifacts to solve riddles tied to Paris streets, buildings, and lesser-known corners. The game runs in English, starts and ends at Place Louis Lépine, and suits families and groups with moderate fitness.

“Thibaut is a very nice gentleman and very creative with his game, it was entertaining for both adults and children. We had fun discovering facts and places while learning about France’s history and seeing Paris architecture from the Île de la Cité area. This is a mix of escape game and treasure hunt put into a nice story to solve riddles based on physical clues you need to observe around the city. We had a bag of artifacts to help us visually identify what was needed to solve the challenges, such as an old map, a manuscript, few other objects we used as clues… and we could solve them all.…”

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14.Paris Kids Louvre Treasure Hunt Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 28 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $359

Meet your private English-speaking guide at the Louis XIV horse statue by the Louvre Pyramid at 2 pm. Over two hours, children follow a treasure map through selected galleries, with puzzles, questions, videos, and a small gift at the finish. Guides such as Dina, Doina, Lulu, and Bertrand are especially skilled at keeping young children involved while adults learn too.

“We really enjoyed our guided tour. It kept the kids engaged and we learned a lot too. Our guide was very knowledgeable and engaging with the children. Our guide informed us that the entry process to the museum is evolving so one suggestion would be to meet at a meeting point inside the museum vs outside since it took us almost 20 min to get inside and that ate into some of our tour time.”

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15.Virtual-Reality Escape Room Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 27 reviews

Join a private group of 2 to 4 players at Virtual Room Paris for a one-hour VR escape adventure. A Gamemaster explains the controls before you choose beginner, intermediate, or expert scenarios. Expect a full 3D cinematic setting, teamwork, refreshments, and a group photo afterward. Comfortable shoes are the only essential.

“This was fun and helped with team bonding for myself and my partner. It was also a birthday surprise - it was affordable and worth the money.”

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