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Strasbourg, France
From Petite France to Greater EuropeThis tour of Strasbourg draws you into the heart of history, following romantic canals, half-timbered houses, and cobbled streets that seem to echo the past at every turn. Along the way, you’ll discover the intricate beauty of Strasbourg Cathedral, the storybook charm of La Petite France, and the Alsatian way of life that still shapes the spirit of this former imperial city. It’s a simple, immersive way to explore Strasbourg at your own pace, where centuries-old traditions meet a vibrant European energy.

Corbeau Square
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Old Customs House and Butcher's Shop
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Place du Marché aux Cochons de Lait: Suckling Pigs Market Square
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Notre-Dame Cathedral
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Œuvre de Notre-Dame Museum and Rohan Palace
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Saint-Magdalene Bridge
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Quais des Bateliers: The Boatmen's Quays
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Gayot Market Square
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Kammerzell House
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Temple Neuf
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Broglie Square
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Strasbourg Opera House
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Janus Fountain
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Republic square
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View from Fonderie Bridge
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Protestant Church of Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune
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Kléber Square
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Galeries Lafayette
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Grand-Rue: Strasbourg’s main shopping street
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Petite France: Little France
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Maison des Tanneurs: The Tanner’s House
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Advice
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National Institute of public service
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Panoramic views from the Dam terraces
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Vauban Dam
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The Covered Bridges
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Pheasant Bridge
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Anciennes-Glacières footbridge
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Protestant Church of Saint-Thomas
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Gutenberg Square
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View on the cathedral
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Musée alsacien: Alsatian museum
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The shells of Starsbourg
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Jan.
2°
Feb.
3°
March
7°
April
10°
May
15°
June
18°
July
20°
Aug.
20°
Sept.
16°
Oct.
11°
Nov.
6°
Dec.
3°
Strasbourg enjoys a semi-continental climate characterized by warm summers, where temperatures often rise to 25°C, and harsh winters hovering between -1°C and 5°C. To experience the city at its best, the ideal times are undoubtedly the summer season, from May to September—perfect for strolling along the canals under a generous sun—as well as the month of December, when the city transforms despite the cold to host its world-famous Christmas market.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audio-guide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point: Place du Corbeau
Parking Austerlitz - Rue des Bœufs Parking des Bateliers - 10 Rue de Zurich If you want to save money, go for the park-and-ride facilities. They're easy to access and located all around the public transport network, offering you a day pass at a ridiculously low price, including a return trip to the city center by public transport. Park-and-ride facility : Rotonde (450 spaces) 5 minutes from the city center, with Tram line A or Tram line D Park-and-ride facility : Ducs d'Alsace (600 spaces) 8 minutes from the city center, with Tram line A or Tram line D
This guided tour of Strasbourg takes you to the Vauban dam for a beautiful view of Petite France. Admission is free of charge, but the dam closes at 7pm. If you arrive after closing time, you can always continue the tour across the covered bridges.
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