Guided tours Alsace

Visiting the city's neighbourhoods effortlessly? Le Petit Train de Strasbourg is a real good plan for that! Comfortably seated on a train seat, headphones on your ears, you will see the most famous sites and places in the city: the cathedral of course, but also the Petite France or the banks of the Ill? All commented by a guide who will reveal all the secrets of Strasbourg. The tour lasts about forty minutes.

Flying and discovering the city of Colmar, it is beautiful and good… And if you discover it otherwise, in an equally original way? In the boat, for example! On the small river of Lauch, little Venice Green, you will be voguerez on the water and the landscape will influence under your eyes as a show that you will not be able to get to you so much the city that away under your eyes will appear of a rare and unexpected beauty! A boat trip as romantic as interesting from a tourist point of view… A gentle visit from Colmar with Sweet Narcisse!

This small intermunicipal tourist train takes you to discover the landscapes, the heritage and the richness of the region's terroir. The route starts on the car park of the town hall of Eguisheim. It runs from Eguisheim to Rouffach through the vineyards, with stops at Hattstatt, Gueberschwihr and Pfaffenheim, with aperitif and lunch as a bonus. Throughout the journey, the children are invited to solve the many riddles along the way with a fun little notebook!

L'Échappée bière invites you to discover the world of Alsatian beer in a playful way, through challenges, unusual visits and tastings. Accompanied by a passionate beer guide, you will go to the best spots in Strasbourg where traditional beers are served. During the walk through the streets of Strasbourg, you will take two tasting breaks. This visit is the ideal way to discover the brewing know-how. Possible organization of treasure hunts, urban rallies and tailor-made animations on the theme of beer.

Vauban's last fortified work, the city of Neuf-Brisach was built in 1699 by order of Louis XIV to secure Alsace. This stronghold, listed as a World Heritage Site since 2008, is remarkable for its star-shaped design. Opting for a guided tour is the assurance of discovering the secrets of this ingenious defence system, accompanied by instructive anecdotes. The discovery concludes with a visit to the Vauban Museum and the Royal Church of Saint-Louis.

Patrick Unterstock is the last active boatman in the Ried area. He will take you on a ride on the river in a wooden boat with a flat bottom, made in his own workshop. Patrick organizes half-day or full-day tours, with a tasting of a matelote. He also puts at your disposal his Hutte des Castors, a very ecological gîte (4 persons) : solar energy for water and wood for heating. Very nice too, his Tipi de la Presqu'Ill.