This plan pairs Strasbourg’s historic centre with its leafy riverside and lively Neustadt, keeping each day close together. It skips religious sites and includes realistic walking times between stops.
Budget
About €110–€160 per person for two days, excluding accommodation and transport; includes the listed museum entries and meals.
Best time to visit
April–June or September–October for comfortable walking weather and pleasant park visits.
Grande Île and Petite France
Explore the historic centre on foot, from the riverside lanes of Petite France to the elegant squares around the cathedral district, without visiting religious sites.
Morning
Wander through Petite France
Start among the timber-framed houses and canal-side lanes. From Petite France to the next stop, allow about 10 minutes on foot.
Morning
Browse the Alsatian Museum
See traditional Alsatian interiors, crafts and everyday objects in a historic riverside building. It is about a 10-minute walk from the museum to .
About €7.50Afternoon
Take a relaxed break at
Pause in Strasbourg’s central square, browse nearby shops or pick up lunch around the surrounding pedestrian streets. It takes about 8 minutes to walk to the next stop.
Afternoon
Visit ’s museums
Choose one of the palace’s museums for art or archaeology, then enjoy the architecture and riverfront setting. Allow about 5 minutes on foot to reach the evening stop.
About €7.50Evening
Dinner in Petite France
Return to Petite France for Alsatian classics such as tarte flambée or choucroute; the walk from is about 15 minutes.
About €25–€40
Neustadt and the Parc de l’Orangerie
Spend the day in the broad boulevards and green spaces northeast of the old centre, with an easy tram ride connecting the park and Neustadt.
Morning
Stroll around Parc de l’Orangerie
Enjoy shaded paths, lawns and the park’s small lake at an unhurried pace. From the park to the next stop, allow about 15 minutes on foot.
Morning
See the ’s visitor exhibition
Explore the exhibitions and learn about the work of the ; check visitor opening times before setting out. It is about a 15-minute tram ride back toward Neustadt.
Afternoon
Explore Neustadt’s grand boulevards
Walk past handsome 19th-century buildings and leafy squares, with time for lunch along the way. From to the next stop is about 10 minutes on foot.
Afternoon
Visit the Musée Tomi Ungerer
See playful illustrations and graphic art in this museum dedicated to Strasbourg-born artist Tomi Ungerer. Allow about 10 minutes to walk to the evening stop.
About €7.50Evening
Dinner at
Finish with a polished Alsatian meal in a striking former stud-farm building. From the museum, it is about a 20-minute walk or a short tram ride.
About €30–€50
Good to know
Getting around
The Grande Île is easiest on foot. For the and Parc de l’Orangerie, use Strasbourg’s tram network or local buses; check routes and service times on the day.
Museum planning
Museum opening days and admission prices can change, so check current details before visiting. The ’s visitor facilities may require advance booking or security checks.
Food
Reserve dinner ahead, especially for and . Menus may change seasonally.