Explore Strasbourg in a comfortable rickshaw tuk-tuk

Our tours stand out from others because they are unlike any other tour of Strasbourg: comfortably seated in an electric rickshaw, silent and ecological, you discover the city without having to walk a step, guided by anecdotes that few visitors know—the surprising origin of a neighborhood's name, the birth of the Marseillaise in a square, or the chilling past of a bridge. A souvenir photo is offered to each visitor, to leave with more than just a simple memory.

1. 1

   Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg

   10 min

   A Gothic masterpiece of pink sandstone, Strasbourg Cathedral has dominated the city for eight centuries — an architectural feat to discover.

2. 2

   La Petite France

   10 min

   La Petite France, a district of tanners and millers, has become the most photographed postcard in Strasbourg. Canals, half-timbered houses and a name that hides a surprising story: welcome to Little France.

3. 3

   Pont Couverts

   5 min

   The Covered Bridges have not had a roof for a long time... but have kept their name and their four medieval towers, sentinels of Little France since the 13th century.

4. 4

   Barrage Vauban

   5 min

   A 17th century fortress transformed into the best viewpoint on Little France: the Vauban Dam.

5. 5

   Stop 5

   5 min

   Once known as the “bridge of torment,” the Raven Bridge hides a much darker story than its picturesque name suggests.

6. 6

   Palais Universitaire De Strasbourg

   10 min

   Designed as a temple of imperial knowledge, the University Palace remains one of the jewels of the Neustadt.

7. 7

   Place de la Republique

   5 min

   Formerly Kaiserplatz, now Place de la République, it is home to one of the only monuments to the pacifist dead in France, where a mother mourns her two sons — one French, one German.

8. 8

   Fontaine de Janus

   5 min

   Tomi Ungerer’s work for the 2000th anniversary of Strasbourg, the Janus Fountain turns one face towards Little France and the other towards the Neustadt — the perfect symbol of Alsatian double identity.

9. 9

   Place Broglie

   5 min

   It was on Place Broglie, at the home of the mayor of Strasbourg, that Rouget de Lisle sang for the first time a certain patriotic song... now La Marseillaise.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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