France · STRASBOURG TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 10 strasbourg tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Strasbourg by Segway in two hours, from Petite France and the cathedral to Neustadt and the European Quarter, with multilingual guides.
“The tour was amazing! We walked a lot through the city, visited a lot of interesting and beautiful places. The guide Luka was very nice and knew a lot of the history of the city. It was the best part of my trip!”
Explore Colmar, Eguisheim, Riquewihr, and Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle from Strasbourg on an eight-person Alsace day tour.
“Our guide was Roman. He’s very friendly but you’re not going to get many details from him. The overall tours with the towns, you’re on your own. We didn’t really learn much about them. In Colmar, the tour described a guided tour, but we were just dropped off. When we arrived at the castle, Roman did arrange a nice detailed tour with a guide there named Fiona. He was a safe driver and with this tour we appreciated not having to drive there, especially to the castle where parking was non existent.”
See Strasbourg’s Petite France, Neustadt, and European Quarter in two hours on a small-group Segway tour led in English.
“We booked 2 segway tours through Viator. Both addresses where we were sent were incorrect. Our first segway tour in Colmar took us to a bicycle shop, thank goodness they knew the new address of the Segway tour so we proceeded. The next day we had a segway tour booked in Strasburg. We showed up again before our scheduled time of 2:00 and there was no one there and no one to ask. We never saw any Segways anywhere. We immediately called the Viator number in the United States and told them there was no one here and by this time it was already 2:15, our tour was scheduled from…”
See Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle, Riquewihr, Kaysersberg, the Alsace Wine Route, and Colmar on a full-day trip from Strasbourg.
“A lovely day out with our guide Martin, we saw everything on the itinerary and more along the way..plenty of water offered on what was a very hot day,thank you for a very enjoyable day,”
Taste Strasbourg through beer, charcuterie, choucroute, Munster cheese, and Alsatian sweets on a small-group walking tour.
“Incredible experience, Outstanding guide, and New friends. Highly recommend this tour to any and all.”
Explore Strasbourg’s cathedral, Petite France, Gutenberg and Kléber squares on a practical two-hour walking tour with local tips.
“Our guide for those two hours was Alex, and he seemed to know his city very well, having been born and raised there. However, he told us (luckily there were only three people in our group) about a lot of history, throwing out many facts and figures, dates, etc… I think he could be more interesting if he told stories to make the dull dates and places more interesting. Also, at times it was difficult for me to keep up his quick pace of walking. After I told him he was walking too fast, he nicely slowed down for my sake. Overall, he was a knowledgeable and friendly guide.”
Review of Strasbourg’s small-group walking tour with local guide Nicolas, covering the cathedral, Petite France, history, photos, and food tips.
“Highly recommend! Nicolas was an exceptional and entertaining tour guide. He had so much knowledge about the history of this wonderful city and about present day life in Strasbourg. He showed us places we would never have found alone, and made our first day really special. Thank you, Nicolas!!!”
See Strasbourg by bike in 2.5 hours, from Petite France and the cathedral to Neustadt, European institutions, and Parc de l'Orangerie.
“Nice tour to explore the city , We enjoyed our time and visited the two different worlds of Strasbourg. Amazing trip. I will recommend to my friends.”
Walk Strasbourg’s grand squares, Petite France, and cathedral quarter with a lively local guide on this small-group history tour.
“The tour was great. David knows history and presents it in a fun and impartial way.”
Taste bretzels, charcuterie, choucroute, wine, and Alsatian sweets while walking Strasbourg with a local guide in a small group.
“This tour was quite intimate, four guests and our great guide Raphael. We had a good time and as others have mentioned, make sure you are hungry as there is a lot of food. Thanks again Raphael!”
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