Sports and leisure activities Bas-Rhin

Are you a cyclist in Strasbourg? FUB is your ally! This national FEDERATION defends the interests of cyclists and works for a more cycle-friendly urban environment. Thanks to its vast network of 500 local associations, it campaigns for cyclists to be better taken into account in transport policies and urban planning. In concrete terms, it offers training courses on how to ride safely, participates in the development of cycle paths, raises public awareness of cycling issues and lobbies for bike-friendly public policies.

La ferme équestre du Chauffour organizes horseback rides to discover the unique flora and fauna of the region, the many ruins, rocks, small canyons and many other wonders. Spanish horses are bred on site. They have been crossed with Andalusian and Pyrenean horses to improve their qualities. They are calm, robust, hardy, attentive and kind: they are ideal companions for beginner riders.

Want to discover the city in a different way? Jérôme has the solution for you: the Strasbourg Running Tour! Whatever your level, from novice to more experienced runner, he'll always have a personalized itinerary to suggest, according to your availability and your desire to discover the city. Running together, you're sure to have a great time, in complete serenity, and to rediscover this superb city that is Strasbourg. It's worth noting that Jérôme carries a whole host of fascinating anecdotes in his bag, which he distils along the way!

La Buvette aux Sept Écluses, located in Plobsheim, invites you to take a gourmet break in the open air. Enjoy a quick, simple and tasty meal, perfect for treating yourself after a bike ride or a stroll along the canal. You'll love the pleasant setting, with a sunny terrace overlooking the locks, and the friendly, welcoming staff. In addition to the Buvette, Plobsheim also offers other activities, such as "heritage" outings in horse-drawn carriages and boats, organized by the local association. These outings are an excellent opportunity to discover the region's history.

TAEKWON-DO ITF STRASBOURG is a taekwondo club that emphasizes traditional martial arts values rather than sporting performance. Here, there's no quest for results at any price or competitive spirit, but learning based on the martial art as a philosophy of life and an effective means of defending oneself on a daily basis. Whatever your age or physical condition, our instructors will help you progress both physically and mentally. Our aim is to enable each student to develop his or her full potential in a spirit of non-rivalry.

Block'Out is the largest bouldering gym in Eastern France, with 800 m² of usable space! The boulders are renewed every month so that you can live a climbing experience both strong in sensations and unique. Several packages are available. You can either pay for your activity à la carte or benefit from several subscription packages. You can also eat at the Au Cube Gourmand restaurant but also work out, relax in the sauna, the hammam or take various group classes like yoga.

It offers dance classes for all levels and ages. You can get there via Colmar or the Ried.

L'Atelier Gratte-papiers is a drawing workshop located in Strasbourg, on Rue Kuhn. It offers drawing courses for children aged 5 to 15, as well as workshops during the school vacations. Prices vary according to the length of the course, with half-day, full-day or full-week rates available.

Located in Belmont, Alsace, Cheval Alsace is an equestrian center offering a variety of activities for horse lovers. Whether you'd like to go for a horse ride, organize an equestrian holiday with family or friends, take riding lessons or follow a professional training course in the horse industry, Cheval Alsace has what you're looking for. The center has three equestrian poles, each offering specific services. The "Equestrian tourism" center at Champ du Feu offers rides and equestrian holidays, while the "Riding school" center at La Broque offers courses, internships and training. Finally, the "Groups" center at Plaine welcomes vacation camps, works councils and green classes.