France · Walking Tours

2-Hour Private Strasbourg Walking Tour with Cathedral and Canals

2 Hours Round trip from Pl. Kléber Easy pace

Cathedral of Our Lady (Notre Dame) of Strasbourg

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Marvel at the famous Gutenberg Monument
02 Go to the Ancient House of Coin in Strasbourg
03 Wander across La Petite France and Place Kléber
04 Admire the incredible pink Gothic facade of Notre Dame Cathedral

Get lost in the alleys and streets of Strasbourg on a private walking tour through the city's charming highlights, including Place Kléber, Maison Kammerzell, and Place Gutenberg. Learn about Alsatian culture, admire the impressive Le Palais Rohan, and pay a respectful visit to the famous Notre Dame Cathedral. Continue into La Petite France and discover the scenic canals and historic atmosphere that make Strasbourg so distinctive.

Just around the corner, we will walk by the Notre Dame Cathedral with its striking pink Gothic facade and legendary Astronomical Clock.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Explore Strasbourg's Canals, Cathedral, and Historic Heart

On this experience, we will begin at Place Kléber, the starting point of the famous Strasbourg Christmas market. Here, as you admire the Aubette and learn about Alsatian culture, you will also discover how France and Germany have successfully incorporated influences from this region.
Just around the corner, we will walk by the Notre Dame Cathedral with its striking pink Gothic facade and legendary Astronomical Clock. Right in front of it sits La Maison Kammerzell, Europe's most window-drenched house.
Then, we'll see Le Palais Rohan and its 5 museums, representing different eras and aspects of French culture, before crossing to La Petite France to sample its unique culinary proposals.
Next, we'll go upstream to see the locks at Barrage Vauban, followed by a view of Pont Couverts to admire architectural elements dating back to Strasbourg's first and second defensive barriers.
Finally, we will end our journey with panoramic views of the city.