On foot · STRASBOURG WALKING TOURS
The 9 best strasbourg walking tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how far it actually walks. Number one is there for a reason.
Walk Strasbourg’s UNESCO-listed Grande Île with a local guide in English or German. See the cathedral, Petite France, Place Gutenberg, the Tanners’ Quarter, and Place Kléber while picking up photo tips and restaurant advice. Guides such as Alex, Natalie, Emmy, and Catalina bring local stories to the route.
“Catalina was great! Amazing tour, well prepared guide..she told us a lot of interesting things!”
Walk Strasbourg’s Grande Île with local guide Nicolas in a group of up to six. Expect two hours of stories about Alsace, the cathedral, Petite France, revolutionary history, local life, photo spots, and practical recommendations for eating and exploring.
“Nicholas was an excellent guide. He was very knowledgeable about the history of Strasbourg and also provided insight to contemporary life of this wonderful city. We highly recommend taking a tour with Nicholas!”
Spend 150 minutes walking Strasbourg with an English or Italian-speaking guide, often Davide, from Place de la République through Neustadt, Place Kléber, Grand’Rue, Petite France, and Notre Dame Cathedral. Expect clear history, amusing anecdotes, local food tips, and a small group capped at 10.
“Super entertaining and informative. Small group and the guide was one of the best I've had in Europe”
Join a Spanish- or English-speaking guide for a two-hour walk from central Strasbourg to Petite France. You’ll see Notre Dame Cathedral, Rohan Palace, Gutenberg Square, Saint-Thomas, the Covered Bridges, and old tanners’ streets, with local stories, city tips, and an Alsatian sweet.
“Leila was a delight. She communicated prior to tour and was on time. Very knowledgeable although she's not a Strasbourg native. Good pace even for those who are a bit slower. A great introduction for anyone arriving in Strasbourg on this beautiful cities rich history.”
Spend three and a half hours walking Strasbourg with guides such as Raphael, JP, Loubna, and Christine. Expect four or more tasting stops, bretzels, charcuterie, cheese, choucroute, sweets, water, and one alcoholic drink, with tastings changing by season.
“My wife and I ended having a private tour with a wonderful guide named Loubna and she made our day perfect. the food and the history given about the area really made the price of this outing money well spent. we will enjoy the memories from this experimce, many thanks!”
Walk through Strasbourg with guides such as Fabrizio, Carlos, or Erick, tracing French and German influences from Place Kléber to the cathedral. You’ll see Petite France, the covered bridges, Vauban Barrage, Saint Thomas Church, and key squares, with photo stops, local tips, and a tasting.
“It was like a private tour since I was the only customer. Fabricious was a very good guide, his knowledge of Strasbourg was fantastic. Not only he showed me the most iconic places, he also pointed out shops, restaurants and museums. In spite of the weather it was a wonderful tour.”
Meet your private guide at Place du Quartier Blanc for a two-hour walk through Strasbourg’s Grand Île. See Notre-Dame Cathedral from outside, the 13th-century covered bridges, Place Broglie, and medieval churches. Tours are offered in eight languages, including English, French, German, and Italian.
Explore Strasbourg’s European District and Wacken on a 90-minute walk with a guide such as Nicolas or Rémy. Learn how the European Council, Court of Human Rights, and Parliament work, see Art Nouveau houses, and finish near the Parliament. The tour stays outside the Parliament.
“Super visite avec un guide (Nicolas) passionné et donc passionnant. Nous recommandons vivement.”
Start near Strasbourg’s historic center and explore Place de la République, Place Kléber, Place Saint-Étienne, Place Broglie, La Petite France, and Notre Dame Cathedral with a private guide. English, French, Spanish, and Italian tours are available, with customization built in.
“Jean-Pierre was knowledgeable and planned an excellent tour. We appreciated that he spent 10 minutes at the beginning providing a timeline of Strasbourg. It was very helpful for us to then build knowledge from there. Jean-Pierre had lots of great details and stories about everything we saw and we appreciated all of it. He also provided some ideas for what else we might enjoy based on where we said we were headed next. He also noted how much my daughter and I enjoyed smelling flowers and had a suggestion for some amazing rose gardens for us to sample later on. A wonderful 2 hours and well worth the money.”
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