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Nostradamus & les inventeurs de la Renaissance

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Elevation : 110m

Château de Suze-la-Rousse, Le Village, 26790 Suze-la-Rousse

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All Saints' Day Break.... Are you ready for a new immersive mystery in the heart of the castle? Follow the trail of a strange prophecy...

On September 21, 1564, King Charles IX, accompanied by his mother Catherine de’ Medici and his court, stopped at the Château de Suze-la-Rousse. There they were welcomed by François de la Baume, the lord of the manor. Nostradamus, who was staying in the vicinity, also made his way there. Inspired by the setting, he made a prediction—both grim and enigmatic—about the castle’s fate… To discover what this prophecy was, you’ll need to step into the shoes of historians and explore the rooms on the castle’s second floor. It’s up to you to find all the clues to unravel this mystery and see if this prediction has already come true. Children must be accompanied by an adult.