Free Walking Tours Strasbourg

The picturesque city of Strasbourg boasts a wealth of heritage; its international status has historically given it a cosmopolitan drive, and the beautiful natural scenery combined with both old and new architecture make it a distinguished and elegant center in the eyes of Europe and the rest of the world. Join the Free Tours of Strasbourg to enjoy its charming essence as you stroll by architectural treasures, striking proof of brilliance, creativity, and the overcoming of conflict in times of war. On the Essential Strasbourg City Tour, led by guides born and raised here, you’ll hear about the city’s origins, the French Revolution, significant figures, and Strasbourg’s contemporary life walking with a small group of international travelers. The Free Myths and Legends Tour is a fun activity that lets you discover the best sights of Strasbourg by night as you hear super spooky stories.

Join Free Walking Tours in Strasburg to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site Old Town with a guide, and find outstanding buildings like the 11th-15th-century Cathedral of Notre-Dame. The cathedral is an enthralling structure and has inspired poets and artists for centuries. You'll also discover highlights such as Place Kleber, Place Gutenberg, Saint William’s Church, and Place de la Republique. Make sure to stop by the picturesque La Petite France, full of quaint old buildings built on a complex of waterways. At the entrance of La Petite France, you will see three fortified bridges (the ponts couverts) built in the 12th century. They are part of the city's original ramparts and remain in exceptional condition. To delve deeper into Strasbourg's traditions and history, then pay a visit to the spectacular Alsatian Museum and discover hidden sides of this city. Strasbourg is also home to the European Parliament and should have an important place on your itinerary.

Strasbourg Free Walking Tours have plenty to offer all visitors. You can spend your whole visit marveling at the magnificent historical relics in the old town. When visiting the Notre-Dame Cathedral, it's worth heading to the top for incredible views. On a clear day, it is even possible to see the Black Forest! Strasbourg has a wonderful mix of French and German culture, and this is reflected in its food. Whilst you are here, make sure to try some of the Alsatian cuisine. Start with choucroute, which is sauerkraut mixed with sausages and smoked morteau. It is the perfect comfort food. Strasbourg is also famous for its beer production. Take a tour of one of the breweries and find out all about the beer-making process. If you need a rest from all that eating and drinking, head to the Parc de l'Orangerie. You can relax on the grass, visit the miniature zoo or take a boat out on the lake.