Statue Henri Tasso Marseille: walk and solve

Secrets of Marseille starts at the Vieux-Port and includes the statue, Cathédrale La Major and La Vieille Charité along the way. The sequence gives your walk several places to notice while puzzles and photo tasks provide the shared activity. The statue becomes part of that journey rather than a single destination to reach and leave.

Take a moment to look at the sculpture in its surroundings. Companions may notice different details, and a brief exchange can make the stop feel shared. You can then return to the phone together, balancing attention to the real city with the tasks you have chosen to do during the walk.

Secrets of Marseille combines puzzles and photo tasks on a self-guided city route. The changing tasks let players contribute in different ways: someone can explain an answer while another helps arrange a photograph. You have a common activity without needing every companion to enjoy exactly the same part most.

Up to four people share one phone with the free Loquiz app. Make sure everyone hears the instruction before the team chooses an answer. Reading and explaining can change hands during the walk, so the person holding the device does not have to manage the whole outing. That helps the activity remain open to all players as you explore.

Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Marseille follows a separate case from La Vieille Charité down to the old harbour and Fort Saint-Jean. Choose it when your group would rather carry an investigation through the walk than switch between puzzle and photo tasks. For the route including the statue, select the exploration activity described here.

Both games take 1.5 to 2 hours and cost €19.95 per team of up to four players on one phone. Both use the free Loquiz app, offer flexible daily starts and remain valid for twelve months after purchase. Agree the style with your companions and choose a suitable date to explore together.