Travel back in time to ancient Egypt, where cats were worshipped as sacred animals. An age-old riddle awaits you in a forgotten temple. Can you uncover the secret of Bastet and protect her legacy?
The Catimus sends you back to ancient Egypt, deep inside a forgotten tomb.
But something is wrong: modern-day looters have desecrated the shrine of the goddess Bastet and scattered the sacred jewels of her necklace.
One of the museum's cats is now trapped between the world of the living and the world of the dead.
Your mission: explore the chambers of the tomb, solve the priests' riddles and restore the sacred necklace before the passage closes on you for good… and on the cat.
Mysteries, treasures and curses await. Will you prove worthy of Bastet's blessing?
A new era. The cat has become a symbol of mystery and fear. In a medieval setting, you will need to solve a series of puzzles to lift a curse hanging over the village.
The Catimus opens the door to a dark age, when cats were accused of witchcraft.
Deep in an ancient kingdom, a cat has been turned to stone by an evil sorcerer. Bound by a terrible curse, it wanders between two worlds.
Your mission: regain your powers, uncover the secrets of a forgotten recipe and perform the ritual that can break the dark magic.
Potions, mysteries and forbidden magic will be your only hope.
Teams of 2 to 6 players
About 60 minutes
Suitable from age 6
Under-16s must be accompanied by at least one adult.
Suitable for all levels, beginners and experienced players.
Perfect for a day out with family, friends or colleagues.
No particular physical effort is required, and you can leave at any time if needed.
Our rooms are secure and monitored by camera.
They also have an interactive hint system to help players whenever they need it.
An emergency exit is accessible at all times.

Catland is a living cat museum in Asse, near Brussels. The tour tells the story of cats through the ages, then looks at the animal itself, before taking you into the space where the cats live.
Yes. They live here, it's their home. If they feel like it, they'll come over to you, and then you can stroke them.
No. The Catfétaria is part of the visit, but the cats have a space all of their own.
No. The escape game is booked in addition to your admission ticket.
The cats at Catland are not available for adoption. The cat sanctuary gives them a dedicated space designed especially for them, so they can live out the rest of their lives in the best possible conditions.
Catland is open every day of the week, from 10am to 6pm. Booking online is required: places are limited and entry to the museum is by advance booking only.