Top Alsace Half-day Tours - page 3

Run Through History: A 10K Strasbourg Running Tour Lace up your running shoes for a unique premium experience with your officially licensed local guide, Yann! This 10K running circuit offers you the chance to combine sport and culture while exploring the treasures of the European, Imperial, and Old Town districts. Far from classic tours, this sporty and cultural immersion is punctuated by stops enriched with stories, local legends, and hidden gems. It’s an opportunity to push your limits while uncovering the secrets of the Alsatian capital. The pace is moderate, but a good level of physical fitness is required. Your four-legged companion is welcome! Build your private group (up to 12 participants) for an intimate and firendly adventure. Run, learn, and fall in love with Strasbourg! Practical Information: - Moderate fitness level required. - Not suitable for people with reduced mobility. - In case of physical difficulty, no refund will be given. - Minimum age 15. Minors must be accompanied.

This tour will allow you to see one of the gems of the area, with a very popular experience that's totally worth your time. On your way from Strasbourg to Zurich, you will have a nice and calm time, and still have the chance to learn something unique and special, an experience that makes you connect with history and the locals. Give yourself the chance to experience a different and special adventure. The duration corresponds to transportation + stop.

Discover the magic of the Christmas markets, Embark on a fairy and magical world ... The towns and villages of Alsace adorn themselves with their clothes of lights, the nicely decorated houses take on a fairytale look. At the bend of a street arise small wooden huts where the good scents of gingerbread, hot wines and other flavors of Alsace will enchant you.

From 1870 to 1945, Alsace was a major war zone between France and Germany. This tour will explore the history of the Alsatians, first under German rule, then under French. We will discover remnants of these wars and visit Struthof (a concentration camp at 900 meters altitude), a Nazi German concentration camp. For a lighter touch, we will conclude the tour with a visit to one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Alsace and Christendom at Mont Sainte-Odile. It is important to bring a waterproof jacket and warm clothing depending on the weather. A written description and audio guide are available in English for Struthof. In the event of exceptional closures or road closures due to snow, a visit to the Alsace-Moselle Memorial will be offered. More information about my organization can be found on my website. Photos of you and your family are not published on the website to respect your privacy.