It was meant to be substitute for the planned vacation that we had to cancel due to Covid. Alright then - just for the feeling to have done SOMETHING - we thought. What an unexpected trip that was! What a wonderful time we had! What incredible sights we saw! It turned out to be the highlight of our entire year! The friendliness of the people flashed us completely. Everyone was so kind and helpful and not at all enervated about out humble attempts to produce some chunks of school French. We only met smiling faces. We had an enjoyable ride on the little train and also the very well organised and super informative boat trip. We climbed the overwhelming Münster right to the platform and had a marvellous view from there. But the most impressive experience was the Horologe, the Astronomic Clock. We couldn't believe our ears or eyes and still are flabberghasted about this unique masterpiece. We had excellent food AND serice at the Pont de St.Martin. A perfect stay in a wonderful town. Thanks

Hello to all travelers! I bought the tour in advance. But at the last moment the plans changed and we only had half a day in Strasbourg (I was there at the beginning of the Christmas market, the end of November) on this basis we were oriented to see only the center: Sabor (climb the observation tower and visit the astronomical clock) + boat trip (must have !!!). the reality is: queue-queue-queue, even with a purchased queue guide! I advise you to exchange your paid ticket in advance, per day (and if you take it day-to-day, then it is better to come from the very opening, because by 12 o’clock the level of tourists per square meter increases significantly). queues to exchange your payment for a Guide booklet, at the next door they buy and book seats for a boat - I recommend the second person to take a line there so as not to lose time !! (* regardless of whether you have this little book or not, at least "prioritize" but you still always stand in line). during the market, the

This pass is a good bargain

I brought my printed ticket with me and exchanged it for the booklet at the Tourist Information Center in Strasbourg. They were able to give me more information about where it could be used and how it worked. For example: I needed to get a reservation for the boat ride at the Batorama office. The booklet also showed a picture of each activity and a short synopsis of what you would be seeing/doing.