Little Red Riding Hood and the Great Autumn Ball

The forest of forgotten fairy tales

Through this forest skips Little Red Riding Hood. She isn't on her way to grandmother's house — no, she has been given the special task by the King of reminding everyone that the ball is about to begin. No one knows the forest and its inhabitants better than she does. Only, everything seems to be going wrong.

The signposts have disappeared, the invitations are dancing away on the autumn wind, guests have forgotten their gifts, and not everyone still knows which way to go. So Little Red Riding Hood asks the ordinary children of humankind to walk along and help her. Because, as is the way with fairy tales, real magic only happens once everyone plays their part. And that can happen entirely at your own pace.

Wearing headphones, visitors of all ages walk for two hours through the forest of La Hulpe, passing various stops where live actors each bring a new piece of the story to life. Along the way, Little Red Riding Hood keeps popping up to guide the group further. At every stop, children receive a task. Adults enjoy the atmosphere, the humor, and the visual experience. At the end of the walk, visitors reach the party venue, where the great ball symbolically begins. Little Red Riding Hood expresses her eternal gratitude, and all the children receive a reward from the King himself.