• Place d’Austerlitz - The name itself signifies the city’s historical role as a hub of convergence and meeting. (The sculpture was unveiled by Roland Ries, the Mayor of Strasbourg, in October 2012).
• Strasbourg - Kugelhopf is a prominent Alsatian culinary delight, second only to choucroute garnie. This tall, fluted coffee bread, lightly dusted with confectioners’ sugar, is mild in flavor and traditionally served before weddings and other ceremonies. Available throughout the year, kugelhopf is a staple in most Alsatian bakeries. This delightful bread is perfect for any time of day and pairs wonderfully with coffee, tea, and liqueurs such as kirsch.
• Strasbourg - At Place du Château, near the cathedral, stands a bronze model of the cathedral, weighing 200 kilos, created in 2015 to celebrate the millennium of Strasbourg Cathedral’s foundations. Nearby, you will find the “Vault for the Future” (Caveau du Futur), a monument of “future archaeology.”
• Strasbourg - Cathedral neighborhood
  Situated on Strasbourg’s highest point, the cathedral is the city’s iconic monument. Its pink sandstone facade, standing 66 meters tall, showcases architectural artistry from the 13th to the 15th century. It is the second tallest cathedral in France.
• Cour du Corbeau - As early as 1528, “La Cour du Corbeau” was home to a hotel named “Zum Rappen,” and it is one of the few European architectural ensembles originally constructed as a hotel.
• Strasbourg - An oriel, or “bow window” in English, is an architectural feature consisting of a curved bay window that extends beyond a building’s exterior wall, offering a broader view of the outside.
• Strasbourg - What to eat? A selection of Alsatian sweets includes bredeles, pâte à tartiner, chocolates such as bretzels and kouglofs, guimauves, and pâtes de fruits.
• Strasbourg - Pain d’épices, or Gingerbread, encompasses a variety of baked goods typically flavored with ginger, cloves, nutmeg, or cinnamon and sweetened with honey, sugar, or molasses. It is most commonly enjoyed during the winter, especially at the Christmas market.

• Unusual venues where locals go to
• Snacks

• Tips

We offer tours that combine small bites with the discovery of unusual places: from famous local patisseries to historic boutiques.

This tour will allow you to discover places that only the locals know about, a different way of immersing yourself in the city. This tour has been imagined and will be led by people from Strasbourg who make our experience authentic and unique.

We’ll take you not only to great places to sample local produce, but also to corners of the city that only we know.

If you want to discover all the secrets and curiosities of Strasbourg, join our tour and spend a few hours like a true Strasbourgeois.

• Please contact us for any food restriction before booking.
• Please be aware that the guide may speak both in English and French during the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.