I offer guided tours of my beautiful region of Alsace from north to south!
From Strasbourg to Mulhouse, from Colmar to Wissembourg, discover the great traditions of our beautiful region. From the Parc Naturel des Vosges du Nord at the gateway to Saverne to the Rhine in Strasbourg, book your guided tour in a small group (up to a maximum of 6 people) for a personalised and comfortable experience away from big groups.
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Our must-see experiences are listed in the gallery below.
We’ll take you on a tour of the beautiful city of Strasbourg and its Grande Ile. You’ll see the city’s jewels, such as Petite France and its half-timbered Alsatian houses.
But Strasbourg also has another well-known district: the European Quarter. The Alsatian capital is known as the ‘Capital of Europe’ because it is home to two major European institutions: the European Union and its Parliament, and the Council of Europe.
60 kilometres down the road, we head for Colmar nicknamed the “Little Venice of Alsace”. Alsatian houses, storks, canals – it’s a picture postcard! Colmar is also known as the capital of Alsace wines, and you’ll have plenty of opportunity to discover this during your visit !
In Strasbourg, there are lots of great and very different districts to discover close to the city centre.
The train station district has a great street-art culture, with many local and international artists,
Nearby, you’ll discover the “Neustadt” (translated as “New Town”) where you will be impressed by the monumentality and singularity of the different buildings that adorn this new city.
The history of our city has been built on this dual culture and dual influence between France and Germany. I’d like to take you on a tour of Strasbourg’s border district, where we’ll explore 2 countries, 1 visit.
Colmar is the birthplace of an artist: Auguste Bartholdi. The creator of the Statue of Liberty in New York, we’ll be following in his footsteps in Colmar.
We’ll also discover the secrets and hidden alleys of Alsace’s Little Venice.
Alsace isn’t just Colmar and Strasbourg! It’s a magnificent region with many very different places to visit.
Let’s discover the beautiful town of Obernai, at the heart of the Alsace Wine Route.
Speaking of surprises: the surprising town of Saverne. Crossed by the impressive Canal de la Marne au Rhin and the River Zorn, Saverne is a port town in the heart of the Vosges du Nord Nature Park.
And what about Alsace’s second-largest city? Mulhouse, Alsace’s second largest city, also has a singular and very rich history. A former industrial town, Mulhouse was for a long time known as the “Manchester” of Alsace.
