Discover the charm of Strasbourg on a private cruise on the III river. Choose a 1 hour tour to see the main monuments or become more intimate with the city on a 2 hour tour. Sail on the waters of the Ill river to discover or rediscover the city and its historical monuments in a different way. Hop aboard the spacious ship the 'Saint Gothard' at the old Finkwiller quay and begin your sailing adventure through the heart of the city. Pass by European Institutions and take in the unique bright green rooftops of the Russian Orthodox 'All Saints Church.'  Choose the two hour option and feel the thrill of crossing the locks and the Vauban dam. Glide into the old town of Petite France to take in the classic architecture. Ride by cobblestone roads and 16th-century buildings. Return to your starting point at the end of your cruise.

Enjoy a personalized private walking tour through the old Colmar. Explore the rich heritage and carefully preserved city center, whose architecture expands from the Middle Ages to the 18th century. You will walk through "Petite Venise," an unmissable district filled with traditional half-timbered houses. Continue into Tanneurs district, which is famous for its large houses with white façades. Admire the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin, whose Gothic architecture and striking colorful tile roof are magnificent. Take in the extravagant bourgeois houses that can be spotted throughout town. The Adolf House, the oldest house in Colmar, and the 17th century Renaissance building Maison des Têtes are worth seeing. You will be accompanied by an expert local guide who will share the history of this quaint city, from smaller attractions to its most renowned sites.

If you decided to visit Strasbourg, only thing to say you is that you made a right choice and you won't regret! It's an amazing city with a beautiful sights you have ever seen! Kind people, fresh atmosphere,sunny squares, beautiful canals and amazing views! Strasbourg is situated close to the German border, therefore the population speaks both French and German. You can call this city an European one because here you can find the European Parliament, the Council of Europe and an European Ombudsman. This big, powerful city is also well-known for the Grand Island, which is the historic center of the city. It symbolizes the unity between Germany and France.   Start your 2-hour walking tour with the white district square, then continue to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame. The city conserves many medieval churches like Église Saint-Thomas or Église Saint-Guillaume. You will also have time to appreciate the historic Place Broglie.

Climb aboard a pedicab for a private tour of Strasbourg, seat of the European Parliament and Council of Europe. Meet your personal pedicab driver outside the Notre-Dame Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg and the Strasbourg Minster. Your driver will pedal off as you take the weight of your feet, relaxing as you pass through the Petite France area, home to the tanning houses and slaughter houses of the Middle Ages. Marvel at covered bridges over city canals, and see the Barrage Vauban, a weir erected in the 17th century. Admire the Astronomical Clock of Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, and pass the baroque Palais Rohan, home to 3 of the city’s most important museums. Continue to Place de la République, home to handsome neoclassical public buildings, including the national public lending library. Go into the Quartier Européen to see some of the spectacular buildings of the EU. Next, admire the French garden landscaping of Parc de l’Orangerie, before seeing the headquarters of ARTE television. Along the way, chat to your pedicab driver about where to eat, or anything else about Strasbourg you’d like to know.

Climb aboard a pedicab for a private tour of Strasbourg, seat of the European Parliament and Council of Europe. This unique 1-hour tour is priced for a group of up to 3 passengers. Meet your personal pedicab driver outside Notre-Dame Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg and the Strasbourg Minster. Your driver will pedal off as you take the weight of your feet, sit back and relax, and pass through the Petite France area, home to the tanning houses and slaughterhouses of the Middle Ages. Admire the covered bridges over the city’s canals, and see the Barrage Vauban, a weir erected in the 17th century. See the Astronomical Clock of Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, and pass the baroque Palais Rohan, home to 3 of the city’s most important museums. You’ll continue on to Place de la République, home to handsome neoclassical public buildings, including the national public lending library.

On this unique journey, you will be able to visit two neighboring countries, Switzerland and France and compare them. Your driver will pick you up from any convenient location for you in Zurich and you will start your private tour to Basel, the cultural capital of Switzerland. Have a walking tour to Congress Hall and the old city. Then, your driver will take you to one of your preferred museums such as Tinguely Museum, Ethnology Museum, Basel Zoological Garden or another museum according to your preferences. If you would like to have a boat trip instead, then you will be assisted in this case as well. Basel is famous for its fine chocolates and sweets, thus, you will taste some specialties before proceeding to Colmar in France. This small city showcases the lifestyle of the whole Alsace region. Surely you will be amazed by half-timbered houses dating back to 16th-century. Namely, you will visit the Adolf and Pfister Houses and 'little Venice,' also on the list of must-see locations while visiting Colmar. In the evening, you will be amazed at the originality of the lighting system of this city. At the end of the day, you will have your private transfer from Colmar to Zurich. 

Save yourself the stress of looking for transportation when you arrive at EuroAirport Basel by booking a top-of-the-line private transfer service between your hotel or residence in and around Colmar, Strasbourg, or Europa Park and the airport. Take advantage of a pick-up at EuroAirport Basel or in the lobby of your hotel and relax during your transfer in a luxury vehicle fully equipped with a leather interior, tinted windows, panoramic roof, air conditioning, and WIFI. Admire the landscape during the journey and let your driver take care of all the logistics until you arrive at your destination.

Enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town in Strasbourg with a knowledgeable guide. Learn fascinating things about the city, like its special relationship to the invention of modern printers. Find out about the connection between Strasbourg and Sherlock Holmes. Visit Petite France and find out how it got its name. Discover the cathedral and find out what made it so famous.

Wander through one of France's most beautiful villages on a private walking tour with a guide. You'll see the most significant sights in Riquewihr, including the 13th-century Dolder Gate and the town's former prison. Admire the half-timbered houses and ornate courtyards that typify the region. Meet your guide in the town center before embarking on your tour, in which you'll explore the medieval streets of the Alsatian town. Walk through the 13th-century gate of the Dolder Tower, Riquewihr's most iconic landmark, and learn about its history as a medieval watchtower. Continue to the famous Thieves’ Tower in the former prison of Riquewihr, and learn about its development over the centuries. Then, discover the town's most beautiful streets and courtyards embellished with fountains. Stop to admire the typical Alsatian half-timbered houses with their oriel windows.

Explore the cobbled streets and timbered houses of Kaysersberg, voted France's Favorite Town in 2017. See the Sainte Croix church, the fortified bridge and castle, and the Renaissance facade of the Faller-Brief House. Start the tour at the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) in the central square, before making your way to the Sainte Croix church, mostly constructed in the Middle Ages. Next, visit the town's fortified bridge and castle, famous for their medieval towers. Wander along cobbled streets of timbered houses before reaching the iconic Renaissance facades of the Faller-Brief House, built in 1594 by local cellarman Paul Offinger. Learn all about the culture of wine-making in Kaysersberg, one of the most important villages along the Alsacian Wine Route. Finally, learn about the life of the polymath and Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer as you visit the house of his birth, before finishing the tour back at the town's central square.