Fun and entertainment The Theil

An activity halfway between escape game and traditional murder party. Gilbert-Marien, Comte de Laage, last lord of the Max and owner of the estate until the Revolution, was allegedly driven from the château one night in 1790 by his servants in revolt. Rumors that he was executed persist. No local or national archive mentions his name since that fateful evening. Since then, his soul has haunted the courtroom, begging for proof of his murder.

The history and the past of this place are rich of a legend whose protagonist is the emblematic lord Jacques de Gouzolles, lord of Ludaix and Granges and squire of François I. He disappeared in the 16th century and neither he nor his precious treasure were ever found. It is said that one evening, he saw a golden goose in a basement. The lord can't help but enter this underground room and finds himself locked in. Face the riddles of this temperate vaulted cellar lit only by candles and bring back the golden egg.