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Overview

Discover captivating Strasbourg stories on this nightly walking tour of the historic city centre. Strasbourg is a European capital. Unique city with a singular character between Germanic and French culture. His cultural heritage is the result of French and Germanic influences. We will tell you unusual and unknown stories. Immerse yourself in the fascinating past of the hidden streets and places that shaped this enchanting city. For 1h30 to 2h we will make you travel in time. This intimate tour is limited to 10 participants. From the age of 14. - Night walking tour of Strasbourg city centre - Duration: about 1h30 to 2h - Ideal for 14 years and older - Limited to small groups of 10 participants for an intimate experience

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

We'll meet on the bridge right next to the international high school. This is the beautiful building by the river.

End Point

End point

We will finish the guided tour on the Raven Bridge, in the historic center of Strasbourg.

Language Offered

English-GUIDE

English-WRITTEN

Itinerary

1. Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg

During the evening we will visit the outside of Notre-Dame de Strasbourg. On this occasion we will tell you many legends and little-known stories of this majestic church.

2. Place Kleber

Kléber is an iconic Strasbourg character. You will discover why there is a crocodile near this square in the city center.

3. Centre-Ville de Strasbourg

Throughout the evening we will travel through the city centre and travel through the centuries as we explain how the European Capital is a unique city in the world.

4. Place Gutenberg

The printing press was invented in Strasbourg. The Bible is of course the most printed book. Other works, which are now little known, have had an important impact on European history. We will tell you the story of the Hammer of Witches.