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Le Donjon welcomes English-speaking players

By — Co-founder of the Monuments Ludiques group
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Website, booking and adventures in English: Le Donjon now makes it easier for English-speaking players to enjoy an escape room in Paris.

Boat on an underground canal lined with Templar banners and lit by lanterns, at Le Donjon de Paris

Paris welcomes visitors from all over the world every year. Since September 2026, we have made it easier for English-speaking players to visit us: our website, our booking system and the messages that accompany your visit are now available in English.

What’s new for English-speaking players

  • A fully translated website. All our adventures, prices and practical information are available in English.
  • Choose your language when you book. When booking, you select the language of your session.
  • Messages in English. Automatic messages, such as your booking confirmation, follow the language you chose.

Adventures you can play entirely in English

All eight of our escape rooms, from The Immortal to The New World, can be played entirely in English: texts, voice-overs and hints are all provided in English.

At Le Donjon, the game master is part of the adventure: they meet you in the street, in costume, and stay with you until the ending. To guarantee a bilingual game master, we recommend booking at least one week in advance. For later bookings, we will do our best, but cannot promise it.

The one exception: Le Donjon Maudit, our Halloween pop-up experience, is only available in French.

A step towards sharing Le Donjon beyond France

This launch comes at the right time. This summer, US review site Room Escape Artist published its reviews of Witches!, The Crypt and The Last Knights Templar, praising the shared world that connects our adventures. We are delighted to be able to welcome all these new players in their own language.

Visiting Paris with friends? Discover all our adventures and pick the one that suits your team.

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