Kaysersberg, a picturesque town in the Alsace region of France, beckons visitors to explore its enchanting charm. A private walking tour promises to immerse travelers in the town’s rich history, from the stunning Sainte Croix church to the birthplace of Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer. As the guide leads the way through timbered streets, guests will also uncover the local wine-making heritage and savor the tranquility of this medieval gem. What secrets await those who embark on this captivating journey?

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Key Points

A private guided walking tour of Kaysersberg’s historical center, covering medieval landmarks like the Sainte Croix church and Faller-Brief house.
Opportunity to learn about the birthplace of Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer and the local wine-making culture along the Alsace Wine Route.
Tour duration of 2 hours, starting at the town hall and exploring the charming timbered streets and cobbled pathways.
Multilingual live tour guide available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Suitable for private groups, with the itinerary adjustable based on participants’ interests, but not recommended for individuals with mobility impairments.

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Tour Overview

The Kaysersberg Walking Tour is a private guided experience that showcases the charming timbered streets and historical landmarks of the Alsatian village.

The 2-hour tour starts at the town hall and takes visitors through the medieval center, including stops at the Sainte Croix church, Faller-Brief house, and the fortified bridge.

Along the way, guests will admire the town’s iconic half-timbered houses and learn about its wine-making heritage along the Alsace Wine Route.

The tour also reveals the birthplace of Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer.

Priced from Kč 4,991 per person, the tour offers free cancellation and flexible payment options.

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Highlights and Itinerary

Exploring Kaysersberg’s historical center with medieval roots, the tour showcases the town’s landmarks, including the Sainte Croix church, Faller-Brief house, fortified bridge, and castle.

Admiring the timbered houses and cobbled streets, characteristic of the town, visitors learn about the local wine-making culture along the Alsacian Wine Route.

Visitors can admire the charming timbered houses and cobbled streets while learning about the local wine-making culture along the Alsacian Wine Route.

Plus, the tour offers the opportunity to discover the birthplace of Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Explore the historical center with medieval roots
Visit landmarks like Sainte Croix church and Faller-Brief house
Discover the birthplace of Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize winner

Tour Details

A live tour guide is available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, providing a private group setting for the tour.

The itinerary is subject to change, but the main stops typically include the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) and the Sainte Croix church. While the tour highlights the town’s historical center with medieval roots, the guide may adjust the pace and focus based on the group’s interests.

Visitors are advised to wear comfortable shoes, as the tour involves walking through the town’s timbered houses and cobbled streets. The tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility impairments, and pets aren’t allowed.

Inclusions

This walking tour includes a private tour guide who’ll lead the group through the historical sights of Kaysersberg.

The tour includes:

Entry tickets to all the key attractions, such as the Sainte Croix church and the Faller-Brief house.
A leisurely walking experience through the charming timbered streets and cobbled paths of the town.
An opportunity to learn about the local wine-making culture and the birthplace of Albert Schweitzer, the Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Transportation to the starting location isn’t included in the tour package.

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Important Information

The meeting point for this tour is the city hall square, where your guide will be holding a sign with your name.

Comfortable shoes are recommended, as the tour involves walking along Kaysersberg’s cobblestone streets.

Comfortable shoes are recommended as the tour involves walking along Kaysersberg’s charming cobblestone streets.

Please note that the tour may not be suitable for individuals with mobility impairments. Pets aren’t allowed on the tour.

Participants should be aware that the itinerary is subject to change, with the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) and Sainte Croix church being the main stops.

Customer Reviews

Kaysersberg Walking Tour boasts an overall rating of 5/5 based on 1 review.

The lone reviewer, Daniel from Switzerland, praised the tour guide Laurence, leaving a verified booking from June 2, 2024.

Reviewers enthused about the tour’s highlights, including:

Exploring Kaysersberg’s historical center with medieval roots.
Admiring the town’s timbered houses and cobbled streets.

The tour received high marks for its private setting, knowledgeable guide, and seamless logistics.

Getting to Kaysersberg

Kaysersberg is located in the Alsace region of northeastern France, approximately 60 kilometers south of Strasbourg. The picturesque town is easily accessible by various transportation options.

| Getting to Kaysersberg | | |

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| By Car | Take the A35 highway and follow signs for Kaysersberg | Approximately 1 hour drive from Strasbourg |

| By Train | Nearest train station is in Colmar, 15 km away | Shuttle buses or taxis available to Kaysersberg |

| By Bus | Regional bus services connect Kaysersberg to nearby cities | Convenient for those without a car |

The compact size of Kaysersberg makes it a walkable destination, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the town’s medieval charm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Suitable for Children?

The tour may not be suitable for children as it states it’s "not suitable for people with mobility impairments." Without more details, it’s likely the pace and length of the tour would be challenging for young kids.

Can We Make Stops for Food and Drinks During the Tour?

The tour does not explicitly mention stops for food and drinks, but it’s likely the guide can accommodate requests for short breaks. Visitors should confirm this flexibility with the tour operator beforehand.

Are Photography and Video Recording Allowed During the Tour?

Photography and video recording are generally allowed during the tour. Visitors are encouraged to capture the charming sights and scenes along the way, though they should be mindful not to disrupt the tour or other participants.

Is There Wheelchair Accessibility for the Tour Route?

The tour is not suitable for people with mobility impairments, as it involves walking along cobbled streets and uneven terrain. Wheelchair accessibility is not mentioned, so it’s likely not available for this particular tour.

Can the Tour Guide Provide Suggestions for Additional Sights to Visit?

The tour guide can likely provide suggestions for additional sights to visit based on the group’s interests. They may recommend nearby attractions or activities that complement the tour’s highlights and allow guests to further explore the local area.

The Sum Up

Kaysersberg’s private walking tour offers a delightful exploration of the town’s picturesque timbered streets and historical landmarks. Guided by knowledgeable experts, visitors can enjoy the local wine-making heritage and discover the birthplace of Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer. This two-hour tour provides a captivating glimpse into the charming medieval gem of Kaysersberg along the Alsace Wine Route.