This two-day itinerary is designed for foodies and wine enthusiasts eager to explore Strasbourg's rich gastronomic heritage. From traditional winstubs to gourmet dining, and historic cellars to vibrant markets, it offers a delicious immersion into Alsatian culture and flavors.
Sightseeing 1
Food 6
Culture 1
Shopping 1
Activity 1
Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Day 1
5 stops · about 8 hrs
Sightseeing, Food, Culture
1
La Petite France
Sightseeing
2 hours
Begin your culinary adventure with a picturesque stroll through this historic quarter, setting the charming scene for Alsatian delights.
Good to know
Arrive early in the morning to experience the tranquil beauty before the crowds gather.
2
Maison Kammerzell
Food
1.5 hours
Dine in one of Strasbourg's most iconic Renaissance buildings, savoring traditional Alsatian dishes in a historic setting.
Good to know
Booking ahead is highly recommended, especially if you desire a table with a view.
3
Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg
Culture
1.5 hours
Admire the breathtaking Gothic architecture and intricate details of this masterpiece, a cultural anchor of the city.
Good to know
Allocate ample time to explore the interior and observe the astronomical clock.
4
Cave Historique des Hospices de Strasbourg
Food
1 hour
Discover historic Alsatian wines aged in an ancient cellar, including a legendary 1472 vintage still preserved.
Good to know
Check specific opening hours for tastings or guided visits; a small fee usually applies.
5
Winstub S'kaechele
Food
2 hours
Experience authentic Alsatian comfort food like Flammekueche and Choucroute in a cozy, traditional winstub setting.
Good to know
Reservations are essential for dinner, especially on weekends, to secure a table.
Day 2
5 stops · about 7.3 hrs
Food, Shopping, Activity
6
Marché des Bateliers
Food
1.5 hours
Immerse yourself in local life and taste fresh produce, cheeses, and regional specialties from Alsatian vendors.
Good to know
Visit in the morning for the best selection and lively atmosphere; bring a reusable bag for purchases.
7
Au Fond du Jardin L'Epicerie
Shopping
1 hour
Browse a curated selection of local gourmet products, perfect for edible souvenirs and discovering unique Alsatian flavors.
Good to know
This charming shop is conveniently located near the cathedral, ideal for finding unique gifts.
8
Batorama Boat Tour
Activity
1.5 hours
Enjoy a unique perspective of Strasbourg, including the European Quarter and Petite France, from the water.
Good to know
Buy tickets in advance online to secure your preferred time slot, especially during peak season.
9
Chocolaterie Jacques Bockel
Food
45 minutes
Indulge in exquisite, handcrafted chocolates and learn about Alsatian confectionery traditions from a renowned chocolatier.
Good to know
Multiple locations exist; the shop near the Cathedral is convenient for a quick stop and tasting.
10
Restaurant 1741
Food
2.5 hours
Conclude your trip with a sophisticated culinary experience, showcasing modern Alsatian gastronomy in an elegant setting.
Good to know
This is a Michelin-starred restaurant; reservations are mandatory and should be made well in advance.
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Frequently asked questions
Is 2 days enough for Strasbourg?
Yes, 2 days cover roughly five stops a day, including La Petite France, Maison Kammerzell and Marché des Bateliers.
Where to stay in Strasbourg for 2 days?
Stay near La Petite France, which keeps Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg and Au Fond du Jardin L'Epicerie close by.
Which tours go with this Strasbourg itinerary?
One tour fits this itinerary: «Strasbourg: Hidden Gems and Untold Stories».
How long do you need at Maison Kammerzell?
Allow 1.5 hours at Maison Kammerzell for traditional Alsatian dishes in a historic setting.
How long does Batorama Boat Tour take?
The Batorama Boat Tour takes 1.5 hours and shows Strasbourg from the water, including the European Quarter and Petite France.
What is there to see at La Petite France?
La Petite France offers a historic quarter to stroll through. Arrive early in the morning for a tranquil visit.
What is there to see at Chocolaterie Jacques Bockel?
Chocolaterie Jacques Bockel offers handcrafted chocolates and an introduction to Alsatian confectionery traditions.
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