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Strasbourg: Food Tour with Alsatian Wine, Cheese & LunchYou’ll stroll Strasbourg’s cobbled streets with a local guide, tasting charcuterie and bretzels fresh from the oven before settling in for choucroute at a cozy winstub. Sample Alsatian cheeses in a family-run shop and end with traditional desserts like Kugelhopf or apple tarte flambée. Expect laughter, honest flavors, and moments you’ll want to tell friends about.
Colmar & Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle from Strasbourg: Small GroupYou visit Colmar's half-timbered old town and Riquewihr's walled medieval village with free time at each, then tour Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle with your guide. Transport, castle entry, and a professional English-speaking guide are included; meals are at your own expense. Groups cap at eight people, and the full day returns you to Strasbourg by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three different Alsace villages and a real medieval castle in one day without renting a car or planning the route yourself—the small group size and fixed itinerary mean you get the guide's knowledge at each stop instead of rushing through on your own.
Strasbourg Segway Tour: La Petite France & Quartier EuropéenA 2-hour Segway tour of Strasbourg takes you through the medieval heart of La Petite France, the German district of Neustadt, and the modern Quartier Européen where EU institutions stand. A live guide in English, French or German narrates the route; helmet and rain cap are included. Minimum two people per booking; children from age 11 are welcome when accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?Book this for a first morning in Strasbourg when you want to see the layout of the city and get your bearings across multiple neighborhoods without spending the whole day walking—the Segway covers ground fast enough to fit the old quarter, the medieval district and the modern EU zone into a single tour.
Strasbourg: Alsace Wine Route Half-Day Tour & TastingsYou get a half-day on the Alsace Wine Route with an English-speaking guide, two tastings in real Alsatian towns, and transport by minivan from Strasbourg. Small groups (eight max) mean the guide can actually talk to you instead of at you. Pick morning or afternoon to fit your schedule, but plan to eat beforehand since snacks aren't part of the tasting experience.Is it for me?Right for travelers in Strasbourg who want to taste real Alsace wines without arranging their own transport or navigating between wineries. The half-day format fits a morning or afternoon slot, and the small group size means you actually get to talk to the guide instead of being one of thirty people.
Alsace Wine Route: 3 Wineries & Riesling Tasting from StrasbourgYou visit three working wineries along the Alsace Wine Route, taste the region's signature Riesling and gewürztraminer, and pass through four wine villages — Mittelbergheim, Dambach-la-Ville, Ribeauvillé and Riquewihr — without driving or arranging transport yourself. The group caps at eight people, so tastings stay intimate. Eat a full meal beforehand; the tour doesn't include food during the stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Alsatian wine without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the small group and fixed itinerary mean you spend the afternoon tasting instead of navigating.
Strasbourg: Private Boat Tour with Captain & LandmarksYou’ll float through Strasbourg’s canals with your own captain guiding you past landmarks like Petite France and Strasbourg Cathedral. Expect quiet moments under historic bridges, stories about storks in Orangerie Park, and glimpses of both medieval towers and modern buildings — all at your own pace. It’s an easy way to feel part of the city for a while.
Alsace Wine Route: Haut-Koenigsbourg, Riquewihr & Colmar Day TripYou visit a medieval castle with entry included, then spend free time in three wine villages — Riquewihr, Kaysersberg, and Colmar — with built-in lunch stops and no schedule pressure. A convertible minibus handles all the driving and parking, so you just show up and follow the route. Plan for a full day out; that's what fits all four stops in.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see four Alsatian highlights in one day without arranging transport, castle tickets, or timing yourself — the fixed route and included entry are what make a full itinerary possible in a single afternoon. Expect a full day out with moderate walking through villages; that's what lets you see all four stops without rushing.
Strasbourg Walking Tour: 2.5 Hours Through History & DistrictsYou’ll wander Strasbourg’s story-filled streets with a local guide, from Place Gutenberg’s lively corners to Petite France’s canals and timbered houses. Pause outside the soaring Cathedral for legends you won’t find in guidebooks. Expect small surprises—like bakery smells or a joke gone wrong—and leave with real tips for exploring more on your own.
Strasbourg Cathedral & Old Town Private Tour: Local GuideA private guided tour of Strasbourg's old town with a local Alsatian guide, covering Strasbourg Cathedral, the Astronomical Clock, and the city's central squares. The route is yours to shape — guides adjust the stops and depth based on what you want to know, and you move at your own pace through the two-hour walk.Is it for me?Group tours move everyone together on a fixed schedule. This one is yours alone — the guide is a local who knows the city inside out, and you set the stops, the pace, and how deep you go into each one.
Private Walking Tour Strasbourg: Personalized with a LocalYou spend a few hours walking Strasbourg with a local who skips the memorized facts and shows you the neighborhoods, food spots, and corners they actually care about. The route is entirely customized to what interests you — whether that's history, food, art, or just the everyday life of the city. You get insider tips you won't find in a guidebook and leave knowing how to navigate and explore on your own.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Strasbourg the way a resident does rather than follow a standard route — the personalization is what makes a few hours feel like exploring with a friend who actually knows the city.
Strasbourg: Zeyssolff Wine Cellar Tour & Tasting with KougelhopfYou taste organic Alsatian wines in a working cellar filled with 100-year-old oak barrels, then watch a unique 180-degree film projected directly onto the barrels using mapping technology — the only experience of its kind in France. The tour ends with kougelhopf and wine, and the whole thing takes you through the family's actual winemaking history, not a generic script. Children and strollers are welcome, and it's designed so anyone can follow along.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Alsatian wine in an actual working cellar rather than a visitor center, and you're curious about how a family winery has operated for over 170 years — the immersive film and the historic barrels are what make this tour different from standard wine tastings in the region.
Strasbourg: Walking Tour of Cathedral, Petite France & SquaresYou’ll walk Strasbourg’s old streets with a guide who knows every shortcut and story—from standing beneath the cathedral’s towers to wandering Petite France’s quiet corners. Expect laughter, local tips for food and exploring later, and moments where you’ll just stop and take it all in. It’s less like a tour and more like getting shown around by a friend who really loves this city.
Strasbourg Private Tours: Meet Your Local Guide at Your HotelYou meet your local guide at your hotel and walk through Strasbourg's medieval streets, canals, and hidden corners on a route they've tailored to your interests. The guide arranges museum tickets if you want them, points out the details that make the city's French-German blend visible, and leaves you with the confidence to explore on your own afterward. Hotel pickup is included, and the itinerary is completely customizable.Is it for me?This works well if you want to understand Strasbourg's layout and history without arranging transport or following a group schedule—the private format and pre-tour conversation mean you see what matters to you, not what fits a standard itinerary.
Alsace Private Tours: Your Day, Your Pace, Electric CarYou’ll wander cobbled streets in Colmar’s Little Venice, explore medieval castles with skip-the-line access, taste Alsace wines among quiet villages, and linger over lunch as long as you like—all with a local driver who feels more like a friend than a guide. It’s your pace, your choices—the region opens up just for you.
Strasbourg: 1-Hour Walking Tour with City Highlights & Local TipsYou’ll soak up Strasbourg’s energy in just an hour—standing under the cathedral’s shadow, wandering Petite-France’s cobbled lanes, catching snippets of local life from your guide. Expect personal tips on where to eat or grab coffee later. You’ll leave feeling like you’ve actually met the city—not just seen its postcard side.
Private Strasbourg tour: Castle, Colmar, Riquewihr with driverA private day tour from Strasbourg takes you through Alsace with a dedicated driver, stopping at Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle for a full hour, then Riquewihr's half-timbered streets and Colmar's canals and historic center. You choose how long to linger at each place, and the driver handles navigation and transport across the region. Pickup is included; you return to either Strasbourg or Colmar depending on the option you select.Is it for me?Choose this for a private driver who handles all routing between three destinations—you only decide how long to linger in each village and at the castle.
Medieval Villages and Wine Tasting from StrasbourgA full-day tour from Strasbourg visits six medieval villages on the Alsatian wine route—Bergheim, Ribeauvillé, Hunawihr, Riquewihr, Kaysersberg and Eguisheim—with a wine tasting at a local producer and free time for lunch in Riquewihr. The tour runs 10.5 hours with an air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board and an audio guide in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and eight other languages. Children are welcome from age 4.Is it for me?This is a shared group tour with a set route and schedule, so you move with other travelers and follow the guide's stops. It suits anyone who wants to see multiple villages and taste Alsatian wine without renting a car or planning the route themselves—the villages, the winemaker and the timing are all arranged, and you walk each old town at your own pace during the free time built into each stop.
Strasbourg: Craft Beer Tasting Before Opening HoursYou arrive before the bar opens, taste five craft beers in a calm, focused setting with a knowledgeable host, and leave with a real understanding of Alsatian brewing traditions. No bar crawl, no crowds, one snack included with each pour.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Alsatian beer culture without the bar-crawl pace. The quiet, single-venue format means you can actually focus on what you're tasting and ask questions as you go.
Strasbourg Wine Tasting & Gertwiller Estate Tour with Marie-JoëlleYou visit a family-run winery in Gertwiller with Marie-Joëlle and her son David, taste four Alsatian wines from their Tradition range paired with cheese, sausage and pretzel, and hear the story of three generations of winemaking. The estate is wheelchair accessible, reachable by train or car from Strasbourg in under an hour, and operates morning slots at 10:30, 11:00 or 11:30, plus evening at 6:00 pm on weekdays only.Is it for me?Right for anyone within an hour of Strasbourg who wants to taste real Alsatian wine in the place it's made, without the formality of a larger operation — the trade-off is no dietary flexibility, so plan around that.
Alsace Wine Tasting Tour: Private Driver & Winemaker VisitsYou tell the driver what you want to taste and where, and he arranges private winemaker appointments, handles all the driving through Alsace vineyards, and books lunch at a local restaurant. Tastings and meals are paid on the day (usually 10–20€ per tasting), while transport, water, and parking are included. Hotel pickup, English-speaking guide, and a climate-controlled van mean you taste wine without the logistics.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Alsace wine without renting a car or joining a group — the private driver means you choose the wineries and pace, while someone else handles navigation and logistics.
