A commented guided tour of Strasbourg with Batorama (slot must be booked in shop or by email)
Are you coming to visit Strasbourg? Then don't forget to select the Batorama option for €5! A guided tour with commentary that will help you discover the history of the city. Reservation required: on site at the shop (opposite the Cathedral) or by mail, as you need to choose a time slot for the boat tour. Do not go directly to the quays!
Information
The shop is located on the Place de la Cathédrale, a few metres from the entrance to the Cathedral.
Most of our cruises depart from Place du Marché aux Poissons, 150m from the cathedral.
BATORAMA, Strasbourg's tour boats, offer a 70 or 45 minute tour of the city all year round. Batorama is the number one tourist activity in the Grand Est region, and allows you to discover the essential sites of the Alsatian capital, in particular the Petite France district, the "Neustadt" or imperial district, as well as the European institutions, on board covered and air-conditioned boats, or uncovered in good weather. The commentary for these tours is provided by individual headphones in twelve languages (French, German, English, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Korean, Chinese and Japanese) and children also have a fun version in four languages (French, German, Italian and English).
Reservation
You will need to visit the shop during the validity of your Pass'Alsace to validate your slot. You can also book your slot by email to info@batorama.com. You will need to give your Pass'Alsace number, the day and time you wish to visit, your postal address, e-mail address and telephone number.Please do not go directly to the platforms without having chosen your slot!
Opening hours
Tour times: several departures during the day (see website)
High-water period: please check boat operations!
App POPGUIDE Strasbourg
POPGUIDE Strasbourg, the only audio guide service that offers a tour of Strasbourg’s Notre-Dame Cathedral through an application compatible with all telephones on iOS or Android.
Accessibility
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Hearing impairment
Batorama provides a written commentary of the tour for the hearing impaired.
This booklet, available in 12 languages, contains visual cues and photographs to help visitors find their way around the exhibition.
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Accepted animals
Guide dogs and all assistance animals are allowed on board.
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Batorama is committed to welcoming people with reduced mobility every day on its tours, subject to prior booking.
The "Gustave Doré" boat is equipped with a lifting platform for wheelchair access. It can accommodate 3 wheelchairs.
Quay B at the Palais Rohan is equipped with a pontoon to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility.
On the shop.batorama.com website, a pictogram informs you of forthcoming departures accessible to people with reduced mobility and the number of seats remaining.
Access conditions
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BATORAMA is located in a pedestrian area. We advise you to leave your car in a Tram car park on the outskirts of Strasbourg or in the Gutenberg or Austerlitz car parks, just a few minutes walk from our shop and our boats.
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On line 10, at the Corbeau or Bateliers stops.
On lines 14 and 24, at the Ancienne Douane stop.
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Pedestrian access
Your landmark is the cathedral. When you look at its façade :
- the Batorama shop is on the left.
- The Batorama piers are on your right as you walk down either rue des Rohan or rue du Maroquin.
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On the A and D lines at the Porte de l'Hôpital or Langstross/Grand Rue stops.
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Animaux acceptés
Pets in carrier bags are also accepted.
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