
The old town, from the cathedral to Petite France
If you are planning to stay in Strasbourg,don 't miss the tour of the Old City. From the cathedral to Petite France, there are so many things to see, so many treasures to discover, so many secrets to uncover... agreat experience for the whole family or for friends. The meeting point is at 3 pm.
Thisyear-roundtour of the European capital, organized by the Tourist Office of Strasbourg and its region, will immerse you in a setting that you will remember for a long time to come. With your guide, you will head for the Notre-Damede Strasbourg Cathedral, a masterpiece of medieval architecture.
You will then pass by the covered bridges to enter Petite France, a picturesque district of the large island which is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. And all along the walk, you will be able to admire and immortalize in pictures a succession of remarkable facades and half-timbered houses...
Ifyouhave not yet fallen under the spell of the Alsatian capital, your passionate guide will make you love this destination.
- Average duration Half day
- Languages spoken French
- Difficulty Suitable for all
From 01.11.2021 to 31.12.2022
9,50 par personne
- Visite guidée de la Petite France et de la Cathédrale
January to April: Saturdays at 3pm. 2, 3 and 5/04 at 3pm.
May, June, September, October: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 3 p.m. May 13, 23 and 24, October 31 at 3 p.m.
July and August: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 3pm.
November : Saturday at 3pm.
December: every day at 3pm except 19/12
Extended during school vacations in early January 2022.
- Découverte de la capitale européenne dans un décor de carte postale
- L'enthousiasme du guide est contagieux !
- Après-midi détente sur fond de découverte
Office de tourisme de Strasbourg et sa Région
Welcome to Strasbourg!
There are a thousand and one ways to (re)discover the capital of Alsace, and this is what we want to show to all the curious through our program of guided walking tours (for individuals) with a guide-lecturer.
Strasbourg is a two-thousand-year-old city with a unique cultural and architectural heritage.
The Grande Ile and Neustadt districts, which have witnessed the city's evolution since the Middle Ages, are monumental ensembles of remarkable quality, both of which are classified as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
Walking through the streets of the city, marvelling at the prodigious Notre-Dame cathedral, observing the variety of its architecture, is to set off on a journey through time, to meet the events and people who have shaped it and contributed to its influence.
History, architecture, gastronomy, modern and contemporary art, famous men and women, legends, unusual anecdotes, visits by day, by night, in summer, at Christmas... there is something for everyone. Even children are not left out, with a dedicated program during the short school vacations.
In total, there are about sixty different themes, presented throughout the year, which allow you to discover our beautiful city in a new light. Whatever the theme chosen, we guarantee that no one will be disappointed by what they learn.
All our guided tours are conducted by professionally certified guides.
We hope that these tours will make you appreciate Strasbourg (even more) and wish you many wonderful discoveries!
