Statue Cyrano de Bergerac Bergerac: walk and solve

The Statue Cyrano de Bergerac is passed by Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Bergerac. A statue is a useful reason to stop looking at the phone and take in the place you have reached. You can then return to the fictional investigation with your team gathered around the same information. The game makes the walk an exchange of ideas, rather than simply a succession of sightseeing photographs. Let different people describe what they notice and what they think the case needs next. You do not have to supply a biography or a historical explanation to enjoy the combination of a named landmark and a shared puzzle activity.

The detective game takes you on foot through the old town of Bergerac, from the town hall to the Récollets cloister. You also see Musée du Tabac and Église Notre-Dame de Bergerac among its route stops. Follow the game for your progress through the case and leave the statue as a place to appreciate within that wider outing. Separate interior visits are a different part of your day, so do not build assumptions about admission into the mystery. The activity works through the connection between a story you are investigating and the city you are walking through, with time to talk between the named places.

Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Bergerac costs €19.95 per team for at most 4 players on one phone. It uses the free Loquiz app and takes 1.5 to 2 hours. Keep the group close enough to hear each instruction and exchange suggestions before entering an answer. That gives a couple, friends or colleagues a practical way to share the investigation without everyone needing a separate screen. You can start whenever you want, every day, and the game is valid for 12 months. Set aside a suitable stretch of time for the walk so the case can develop at your own pace.