Strasbourg

Our most recommended things to do in Strasbourg

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  1. Strasbourg 3-Day City Pass: Boat Tour, Museums & More

  Get your own personal passport to Strasbourg with a 3-day Strasbourg Pass, and receive a fantastic little checkbook to help you visit more and spend less. Enjoy free services and numerous discounts to discover all the monuments and not-to-be-missed tourist sites at your own pace and in total freedom. Alone, on a romantic holiday, or traveling as a family, the Strasbourg Pass is your key to the city for 3 consecutive days. Free Offers: • Visit to one of the museums • Boat-tour through Strasbourg • Astronomical clock of the cathedral Half-Price Offers: • Visit to a second museum • Tour with the mini-train (April to October) • Guided visit (according to the programme) • Ascend to the cathedral platform • Visit to the Vaisseau • Audio-guided visit to the Cathedral and the old town And More... • 20% reduction on some goods in the shop • Ha...

  It's a good deal if you are a tourist and want to see all the sightseeing and tourist places.The boat trip was fantastic, free trasportation and the museums were great. Highly recommend!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 13/09/2021
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  2. Strasbourg: Euro Guided Tour by Segway

  Get a fabulous introduction to the part-time seat of the European Parliament on a 2-hour Segway tour of Strasbourg, and marvel at monuments from different eras in the city's history, including the European Union institutions of the Quartier Européen. Collect your Segway and helmet and head off through diverse neighborhoods, including the old quarter and city center. Glide over to "La Petite France" at the western end of the Grande Île. Here, you will find the historic heart of the city, where tanners, millers and fishermen lived in the Middle Ages. Hear fascinating stories about Strasbourg as you navigate your 2-wheel mode of transport while looking at many different architectural styles in the German district of Neustadt. Learn about the administrative buildings of the Quartier Européen, where institutions include the European Court of Human Rights building by Richard Rogers.

  Big on fun, slim on substance. A great adventure for someone who is looking to explore the city on a Segway but not a ton of history or facts about what your driving past.

  Reviewed by Carrie, 28/07/2021
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  3. Strasbourg City Center Guided Bike Tour with a Local

  Meet your cycling guide and your 2.5-hour program will begin with a short introduction to the city of Strasbourg. The ride takes you on a circuit through the imperial German district, the Neustadt and then on to see the European Institutions. Ride back through the Old Town, Petite France and see the covered bridges and the Vauban Dam. Cross the Pont du Corbeau and pass Gutenberg Place. You’ll soon arrive in front of the Notre Dame de Strasbourg Cathedral, one of the highlights of the tour. See the Opera house on Place Broglie. Cycle along the small streets around the Cathedral and discover some hidden spots close to Place Saint Etienne. Passing through the Neustadt, arrive in the heart of the European district, where you’ll see the European Parliament, the Council of Europe and the European Court for Human Rights. Enjoy a breath of fresh air in the Parc de l'Orangerie. On the way ba...

  Great tour with a small group! Jean is an amazing guide who leads through the city with lots of information. Really a nice guy! Absolutely worth it to get to know the city with all its beautiful spots and places.

  Reviewed by Daniel, 31/07/2021
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  4. Strasbourg: 1.5-Hour Guided Segway Tour

  Discover Strasbourg's biggest park and riverside trails on this fun and exciting Segway tour of one of France's most picturesque cities. Glide effortlessly along the riverside trail, through the parks and out to the Place Austerlitz on your Segway, discovering the best Strasbourg has to offer and enjoying the excitement of navigating your vehicle around the city streets. See the regal, charming Parc de l'Orangerie, Citadel Park and more - all without breaking a sweat!

  This tour was truly amazing. Even though I never stood on a segway before, it was very easy to get into it. And it made so much fun doing it! We were driving around the city, looking at monuments, getting some informations about them and just enjoyed the time. I can only recommend this tour, for anyone who wants to get to know Strasbourg and have fun doing it!

  Reviewed by Carmen, Schweiz, 26/08/2021
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  5. From Strasbourg: Alsace Villages & Colmar Christmas Market

  Get into the spirit of the season and visit different Christmas markets along the wine route. Begin your tour at the Strasbourg bus station where you'll board a comfortable heated bus and receive audio guides with information for your Christmas market tour. On your first stop, explore the Riquewihr Christmas market during a one-hour visit. Gaze in awe at the illuminated monuments and buildings in this dazzling Alsatian village. After Riquewihr, head back onto the wine route and pass by numerous little Alsatian villages all beautifully decorated for the occasion until you reach the village of Kaysersberg. The authentic and artisanal Christmas market in Kaysersberg traditionally welcomes you all four Advent weekends on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. On the other days of the week, you will find there a concentrate of Alsace: a historic city center filled with charm with beautiful old ha...

  Make sure to not get overwhelmed with excitement for the markets and forget where the bus parked!

  Reviewed by Bethany, United States, 21/12/2019
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  6. Alsace Half-Day Wine Tour from Strasbourg

  Head out on a half-day tour of the Alsace region and learn about this enchanting wine regions. Leaving Strasbourg, you will follow the wine route on the way to the town of Obernai. As you travel, your driver will tell you about the 7 different types of Alsace wines. Once in Obernai, take a guided walking tour of the winding streets, old houses with multicolored tiles, ensigns, and ramparts, and see the statue of St Odile, the patron saint of Alsace. Then stop at your first winery for a tasting session. Continue on to visit another winery in a typical Alsace caveau (a small wine cellar). Afterward, make your way back to Strasbourg, admiring the beautiful landscapes along the way.

  Our guide, Adrian, was knowledgeable and engaging. We learned a lot about the region and it’s history. In addition, he was funny and engaging. Most importantly, the wines and crémants were delicious and the wineries were unique in their own special ways. I highly recommend this tour.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 11/08/2021
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  7. Strasbourg Historical Center: Private Walking Tour

  If you decided to visit Strasbourg, only thing to say you is that you made a right choice and you won't regret! It's an amazing city with a beautiful sights you have ever seen! Kind people, fresh atmosphere,sunny squares, beautiful canals and amazing views! Strasbourg is situated close to the German border, therefore the population speaks both French and German. You can call this city an European one because here you can find the European Parliament, the Council of Europe and an European Ombudsman. This big, powerful city is also well-known for the Grand Island, which is the historic center of the city. It symbolizes the unity between Germany and France.   Start your 2-hour walking tour with the white district square, then continue to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame. The city conserves many medieval churches like Église Saint-Thomas or Église Saint-Guillaume. You will also have time to appr...

  Excellent tour and Régine is a fantastic guide. Her knowledge of Strasbourg and the history are impressive and she left no questions unanswered. Also picked us up at hotel instead of the meeting point and tailored the tour to our desires.

  Reviewed by Arjun, Switzerland, 15/08/2021
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  8. Alsace: Full-Day Wine Tour & Tastings from Strasbourg

  Begin your full-day wine tour in the Mittelbergheim wine region, home to the Zotzenberg, Kastelberg, and Wiebelsberg Grand Crus. The soils here are particularly favorable for Riesling. Experience your first tasting with a selection that includes Pinot Blanc, Sylvaner, and Riesling. Continue on to the Dambach La Ville wine area. The village lies in the heart of the Alsace wine region and is home to the Grand Cru Frankstein. After some free time for lunch you’ll depart for the Ribeauvillé/Riquewihr wine area that is home to 5 Grand Crus appellations: Geisberg, Kirchberg, Osterberg, Schoenenbourg, and Sporen. Riesling is without a doubt the king of grapes in this area, but Pinot Gris, Muscat, and Gewürztraminer also produce some excellent area wines. Top wine growers include the Trimbach family that have been making wine since 1626 and the Hugel family, who started a bit later, in 1639. ...

  It is amazing tour and our guide Florance was extremely knowledgeable and gave us amazing experiance and facts during the tour.

  Reviewed by Mary, 01/10/2019
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  9. Alsace Villages Wine Route Day Trip from Strasbourg

  Head south. Departing from Strasbourg, the first stop will be in Bergheim, a superb village on the wine route that contains many hidden wonders within its medieval walls. You will then have the opportunity to visit the charming town of Ribeauvillé, the ancient fief of the Lords of Ribeaupierre. History will call out to you on every one of its pedestrian streets.  After a visit to Hunawihr and a photo stop in front of its famous fountain, enjoy lunch in the village of Riquewihr, one of the best known in the region —  particularly renowned because of its idyllic location in the heart of the vineyard. The tour will continue to two villages that are equally famous for their historical character: Kaysersberg and Eguisheim. Wine-lovers especially will appreciate the next stop at the famous Belvédère Cattin, where you can take in a stunning panoramic view of the Alsace Plain with the Black Fo...

  Overall the tour covered similar village styles and the trip is too long timewise. The information given via audio system was detailed and helpful. However there was no water available. For a tour of 100 Euro per person , do believe a bottle of free water would be appreciated by the customers. Small thing but big impact.

  Reviewed by Ruediger, 11/09/2021
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  10. Full-Day Highlights of the Alsace Tour: from Strasbourg

  You’ll depart Strasbourg in the morning and make your first stop on this day-long tour in Colmar. Discover the charm of the old town, and visit the Pfister house, the Koïfhus, St. Martin’s Collegiate Church, and the picturesque neighborhoods of Little Venice. Explore the lovely village of Eguisheim, surrounded by vineyards. Admire its narrow streets, and the half-timbered houses with their colorful flowers.  Continue on to the fortified town of Riquewirh. Surrounded by ramparts, the village has survived wars and remained intact. See its tiny streets, fortified walls, and 16th-century houses, admiring the architectural harmony. You’ll have free time to explore the town and have lunch. After lunch you’ll follow the scenic Alsace Wine Route. Situated between the Rhine valley and the Vosges mountain range, the 60-year-old route winds across hilly slopes for over 170 kilometers. ...

  I really looked forward to going on this tour even though it rained all day. Simon was a wonderful tour guide. He was knowledgeable, funny, and a lot of fun to walk with around on this tour all day. His knowledge of the area was tremendous. Loved seeing the older area of Colmar, and the little villages of Eguisheim and Requewihr-very charming. My Favorite thing was walking on the old cobblestone pathways in Eguisheim and seeing the beautifully preserved old homes/buildings and hearing the wine growing/producing history of the area. We ended the day at the old Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle where we walked among the ancient well preserved walls and learned of it's history. Overall, even with rain, the day was very worth every penny we spent. And again, Simon did a terrific job teaching us of the history of the area.

  Reviewed by Ann, 09/11/2019