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Guided toursGet to know the city like the palm of your hand…

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On foot, by coach

or by bicycle…

all the guided tours

to appreciate thebeauty

of Strasbourgand Alsace

trasbourg, of which the "grande île" (great island)is classified as UNESCO World Heritage site,has much to tell : its past, its architecture, its art, its traditions, its great men… For tourists interested in history or for those simply curious by nature, 70 registered guides are at your disposal. Explanations, commentaries, anecdotes, on foot, by coach… or by bicycle… they bring alive the city and the region.

From the Cathedral to the museums,from the Petite France to the European quarter, the guide is an essential element of your tour. He will adapt to the size, rhythm and interests of the group, so that everyone benefits to the full.

For your next tour in Strasbourg, remember to book your guide !

Classic toursThematic toursRegional tours

How to book ?You can book the services of a guide by letter, fax or E-mail.

Tours can take place in French, German, English, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Greek, Russian, Czech,Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Chinese and Japanese.

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Office de Tourisme de Strasbourg et sa Région17 place de la Cathédrale - B.P. 70020 67082 STRASBOURG CEDEX Tél. +33 (0) 3 88 52 28 20 Fax : +33 (0) 3 88 52 28 29E-mail : [email protected]

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This symbol indicates a coach tour : the group must have its own coach.Drop-off and parking places have been organised in Strasbourg for coaches.

This symbol indicates in hours and minutes the suggested length of the tour ; it is an indication and can beadapted according to your needs. .

This symbol indicates a walking tour. To ensure the best conditions possible, there must not be more than 40 people per group.Strasbourg has a large pedestrian sector which makes for very pleasant walking tours…and strolls.

This symbol indicates that the supplementary services (entrance fees to museums…) must be paid for by the group.

How to read this leaflet ?

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What it is possible to do in...

Classic tours

� A city tour by coach + the visit of the Cathedral� A city tour by coach + a walking tour of the old city� A visit of the cathedral + a walking tour of the old city

� a city tour by coach + the visit of the Cathedral + a walking tour of the old city

City-tour by coachA coach tour along the banks of the river and through the various quarters of the city, particularly the "German“ quarter (around place de la République) and the European quarter (passing in front of the Palais de l'Europe, the Human Rights Building and the European Parliament).

The Cathedral (12th - 15th century)A shining example of gothic art, as famous for its Astronomical Clock as for its statues (Pillar of the Angels, Church and Synagogue…), organ, pulpit and exceptional stained-glass windows.

All tours are listed for informational purposes and are non-contractual.

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A walking tour of the old townA walk around the old pedestrian areas around the Cathedral and in the Petite France. It should be possible to see the Maison Kammerzell, place Gutenberg, St-Thomas church, the former tanners' houses, the Covered Bridges, the Vauban dam, the former customs-house, the former town-butchery, the Palais Rohan…

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Oeuvre Notre-Dame MuseumIt holds some of the greatest sculptures from

the Middle Ages, particularly from the Cathedral and a rich collection of stained-glass windows, tapestries,

gold and silver work and furniture from the 11th to the 17th century.

Alsatian MuseumHere you will find out all about tradi-tional life in Alsace over the centuries (decoratively painted furniture, costu-me, coloured prints, toys, a reconsti-tution of a typical Alsatian interior…).

Archeological MuseumThe size of its regional archeological collections makes this museum one of the richest in France (Bronze and Iron Age burial remains, objects from the Roman legion's camp, Merovingian jewellery…).

History Museum of the City of StrasbourgThe presentation of the museum’s collection is organizedaround 2 great chapters of the history of Strasbourg: freetown of the Holy Roman Empire (1262-1681) and the Royalcity (1681-1800) with the magnificent scale model of 1727.

Museum of Modern and Contemporary ArtWorks of famous artists (Monet, Picasso, Sarkis… among which two are native of Strasbourg, G. Doré and J. H. Arp), major works from the pioneers of abstraction (Kandinsky, Kupka), the masters of surrealism (Ernst, Masson, Brauner) and major figures of contemporary art.

Tomi Ungerer Museum International Centre for Illustration It holds a collection of 8000 drawings donated by Tomi Ungerer, the internationally renowned artist and illustrator born 1931, to his native city of Strasbourg.

Palais Rohan state rooms and Museum of Decorative Arts A sumptuous set of state rooms belonging to the cardinals who lived here in the 18th century, with the world-famous Hannong ceramics, exquisite silverware…

The entrance fee to the museum is not included (group rates for a minimum of 25 people ;free for school children). Groups limited in number, depending on the museum.

Fine Arts MuseumFine collection of Italian paintings (Giotto, Botticelli,Raphaël, Veronese, Canaletto), Spanish paintings (Greco, Goya), French paintings (Lorrain, Largillière, Watteau, Boucher, Champaigne, Delacroix, Courbet), Flemish paintings (Van Dyck, Rubens)…

Strasbourg's museums

Classic tours

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Cathedral quarter

Place de la République

“Petite France“ "German" quarter

St-Pierre-le-Jeune church

Covered Bridges

St-Thomas church

“German“quarter

Cathedralquarter

“Petite France“

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ŒuvreNotre-DameMuseum

St-Paul church

Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

European Parliament

Palais de l'Europe

Human Rights Building

Palais Rohan� State rooms and Museum

of Decorative Arts� Fine Arts Museum� Archeological Museum

European quarterEuropeanquarter

Museums

Tomi UngererMuseum

History Museumof the City of Strasbourg

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� Following in the footsteps of the famous (Mozart,Kléber, Gustave Doré, Al-bert Schweitzer, Arp…)

� Strasbourg from square to square� The European quarter� Art Nouveau...

Other thematic visits of Strasbourg can also be organized on request.

For example :

Tracing the steps of young GoetheAt the age of 21, he came to Strasbourg to continue his law studies where he was to stay for over a year.

Discover unknown StrasbourgVisit of unusual, secret or little-known places… for those who want to be surprised.

Discovery of the Jewish heritageRitual bath from the 12th century, statues of theChurch and Synagogue, former places of worship. A visit of the Jewish section of the Alsatian Museum is also possible.

The "German" quarter (1871-1918)Remarkably well preserved ensemble of official and private buildings, very majestic and imposing,built to glorify the Empire and German people. In its midst, around 1900, several Art Nouveauconstructions also arose.

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Maximum 20 people. The group must have its own bicycles (several hire addresses exist).

Christmas tourThe traditions of Christmas in Alsace, gastronomyand local crafts are explained while visiting the Christmas Market at place de la Cathédrale,place Broglie… The market has been held continuously in Strasbourg since 1570 !

End November to end December.

Bicycle tour of StrasbourgRide through some of the most interesting quartersof Strasbourg following some cycle paths.

Strasbourg for childrenCoach tour, visit of the Cathedral, walking tour of the old town by a guide who knows how to be at their level.

The education standard should be precised.

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Thematic tours

Strasbourg in the Middle AgesVisit of the Cathedral as well as the Gothic and Romanesque rooms of the Œuvre-Notre-DameMuseum and presentation of life in the Middle Ages.

Habitat and traditions in AlsaceVisit of the Petite France, the old tanners' and mil-lers' quarter, and of the Alsatian Museum with itsdelightful traditional interiors ("Stubs").

Strasbourg in the 18th centuryVisit of the state rooms of the Palais Rohan-the "Versailles of Strasbourg"- and of the princely

homes and bourgeois residences of the Age of the Enlightenment.

Walking tours with a museum visit

Other possible visits in Strasbourg

St-Thomas church(12th-14th century)

Marshal of Saxony's mausoleum, Silbermann organ.

St-Pierre-le-Jeune church 14th century choir-screen,cloister.

The stained-glass windows of the Cathedral

All tours are listed for informational purposes and are non-contractual.

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The entrance fee to the museum is not included (group rates for a minimum of 25 people ;free for school children). Groups limited in number, depending on the museum.

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Regional tours

The "Little Wine Route"through several beautiful wine-growing villages in the area of Strasbourg (Rosheim, Boersch, Obernai, Barr, Andlau…).

The "Wine Route of Alsace"through the most famous wine-producing villages of Alsace (Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr, Kaysersberg, Turckheim, Eguisheim…).

Central Alsace : Mont Sainte-Odile, a famous pilgrimage site with its convent founded by the patron saint of Alsace,or Haut-Koenigsbourg, a fortified castle restored as it was in the 15th century by Emperor William II.

North Alsace numerous ruins, remains of the strongholds which mounted guard during medieval times,constituting an astonishing chain of fortifications ;visit of the two potters' villages (Soufflenheim and Betschdorf)…

� The Romanesque Route of Alsace� The Black Forest, the Bade area (in Germany)…

Other thematic tours can also be organized on request.

For example :

Tours in the area

Office de Tourisme de Strasbourg et sa Région17 place de la Cathédrale B.P. 70020 67082 STRASBOURG CEDEX Tél. +33 (0) 3 88 52 28 20 Fax : +33 (0) 3 88 52 28 29E-mail : [email protected]

All tours are listed for informational purposes and are non-contractual.

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