Day Trips from Strasbourg

The market is free to walk through, so a tour is about context: the history, the quieter corners and tastings. Announced opening for 2026 is Friday 27 November; check the dates on the city’s official Christmas site. Weekend evenings are the most crowded.

The historic island is small and mostly car-free, so you can see the main sights alone. A guide pays off for the stories behind them. Guided walks start at €15 for one hour and mostly cost €20–40 for two.

Colmar is about 70 km away and roughly 30 minutes by regional train, so doing it alone costs only a ticket. A group day earns its price for the wine villages and Haut-Koenigsbourg castle, which are harder to reach without a car.

The large public river cruise is not among our offers. We list four private boats, including a skippered boat for up to four people, so a private charter is the only boat option we can compare.

Yes. A 9-hour group day goes via Freiburg and Titisee for about €124, and a bike tour crosses the Rhine to Kehl in Germany in 3.5 hours for about €49. Kehl is just across the river.

Age limits are set by each provider and are not in our data, so we do not quote any. The booking page of each offer states the minimum age, which matters especially for Segway tours.