Strasbourg is the capital of the region Alsace-Champagne-Ardennes-Lorraine in the northeast of France and furthermore official seat of the European Parliament. The town is located at the border to Germany and in its culture and architecture unites German and French influences. At the gothic cathedral Liebfrauenmünster demonstrations of the astronomical clock are taking place every day. When climbing the 142 m high tower of the cathedral you get a far-reaching view over the Rhine.

The centerpiece of the town is the isle Grande Île located in the river Ill. Its quarter Petite France contains medieval bridges and canals where you can find half-timbered houses from the 16th century. Across the river the Rohan palace rises where the Musée des Beaux Arts exhibits works of art by Peter Paul Rubens and other old masters. At the Place Gutenberg which ranks among the eldest places of the town the so-called New Building can be found, the former town hall finalized 1585 in renaissance style. Traditional „Winstuben“ (wine taverns) serve local specialties like Choucroute garnie (sauerkraut with sausages and salted meat).

Length: Approx. 1.5 h

Meeting point: Meeting point and destination are agreed upon individually

Group price: From € 250.00 on

Maximum of 30 persons per group, respectively. Please kindly take into account that according to the directives of the town of Strasbourg for groups superior to 30 persons, respectively, a second guide has to be employed.