Based on the board game and video games "CLUE". Dastardly crimes happen while you are on the tour. Look for CLUES. You must figure out the name of the VICTIMS, who is the KILLER at your table, WHERE and HOW they were killed, and WHY (only the killer knows) Before dinner you may be interrogated, since YOU might be the KILLER. Everyone is a suspect.

At dinner the killers will possess EVIDENCE OF THEIR CRIME, which the killers must display openly. Rules of the game and further clues will be presented at dinner by detectives and others. The FIRST PERSON to discover the NAME OF THE VICTIM, WEAPON AND METHOD, THE ROOM and a few art treasures in that room, and THE MOTIVE is A W I N N E R.


A resident of Belcourt Castle usually greets everyone before touring the Castle with its hundred year history and priceless art collection from 33 countries. Guests receive written instructions for the mystery game, with pencils and "Clue sheets". Detectives interrogate guests to see what was observed about a number of subtle clues in the vicinity of the happenings during a reception with beverages and hors d'oeuvres.
To continue the elegant evening at Belcourt, table arrangements have been made in advance. Each table is for 8 to 12 guests. The killers are normally chosen at random: one killer per table. When dinner is announced, after interrogations are completed the guests proceed to the Italian Banquet Hall. The game is played at the table. Detective(s) circulating the room give valuable and necessary clues, that should be heard by all at each table simultaneously for a fair game.

OPTIONS:
The host group may suggest names for the victims and motives for the crimes.The host organization should arrange for prizes for one winner at each table, and one or two extras for ties. Music such as piano & violin, string quartet, jazz piano, etc. should be planned to complete the atmosphere.

*Catering available for Mystery Tours*