Créé par Emilie, le 7 mai 2026
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What could be more original and pleasant than being transported along the water to discover the great and magnificent city of Strasbourg… Taking the canals, discovering behind the scenes, feeling like a privileged explorer for the duration of a stroll discovering places sometimes invisible from the street…
Must-see sites parade before you in the districts of Petite France, "Neustadt", or the European institutions quarter. Whatever the weather, the boats are generally covered and air-conditioned for greater comfort and open up in good weather.
Discover Strasbourg's heritage differently, its history, its architectural treasures, in a friendly atmosphere with family or friends.
Boat tour circuits in Strasbourg
1 – Petite France district
A picturesque place, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which was once occupied by fishermen, millers and tanners. The half-timbered houses compete in beauty with their colorful facades reflected in the Ill, the geraniums that bloom on balconies from spring to autumn and their steep roofs.
The Faisan bridge, a swing bridge that allows pedestrians to cross and boats to pass through a hydraulic system, the covered bridges, and the Vauban dam are all gems to discover during your boat visit to Strasbourg.
2 – Neustadt, the Imperial district
Discover the Rhine Palace, the Opera, the Library and the University Palace while skirting the new town district built from 1871 to 1918, but also the French-style garden and many other buildings.
3 – The European quarter
Seat of the Council of Europe, this district of Strasbourg is the symbol of European reconciliation. Modern buildings housing for example: the Franco-German channel Arte, the European Parliament, the European Court of Human Rights, the Council of Europe…
4 – Boat cruise for children
River boat companies also offer boat cruises with audio guides adapted for children that are full of commentary capable of sparking the curiosity of young sailors!
5 – The port of Strasbourg
Its history, its activities from yesterday and today, river activities have always weighed on Strasbourg's economic fabric. It is currently the 2nd river port in France.
6 – Historic monuments
The half-timbered houses, some of which date from the Middle Ages, the palaces, the churches, the Notre-Dame de Strasbourg Cathedral, are all historical treasures to discover by boat.
Between 45 minutes and 2 hours, these cruises teach you a lot about the city of Strasbourg while staying comfortably seated, you just have to enjoy the moment! The audiophones broadcast throughout the cruise all the information that will allow you to discover the city and its many treasures.
Prices for a boat cruise in Strasbourg
The price for a boat cruise in Strasbourg depends on the chosen cruise and its duration, you should expect:
- Between €11.00 and €17.40 full price (adult)
- Between €6.40 and €10.80 for ages 4 to 12
- Free for under 4 years old