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Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
4 other departures
Monalisa
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/9/2026
from
851 $CA
Other departures:
25 Sep 2026
19 Oct 2026
13-17 Nov 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
2 other departures
Victor Hugo
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/16/2026
from
851 $CA
Other departures:
20-24 Nov 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
1 other departures
Modigliani
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/1/2026
from
851 $CA
Other departures:
23 Nov 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
1 other departures
Leonard de Vinci
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/9/2026
from
851 $CA
Other departures:
20 Nov 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
14 other departures
MS Gerard Schmitter
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/16/2026
from
894 $CA
Other departures:
16 May 2026
06-16-24 Jul 2026
03-11-15-31 Aug 2026
Other departures
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
2 other departures
MS Lafayette
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/24/2026
from
894 $CA
Other departures:
04-08 Nov 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
11 other departures
La Boheme
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
7/31/2026
from
1 119 $CA
Other departures:
24 May 2026
27 Jul 2026
08-18-26-30 Aug 2026
Other departures
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
8 other departures
MS Monet
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
8/18/2026
from
1 119 $CA
Other departures:
06-22 Aug 2026
26 Sep 2026
01-05-17-21-25 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Breisach, Strasbourg
2 other departures
Monalisa
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/27/2026
from
1 130 $CA
Other departures:
23-31 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Breisach, Strasbourg
2 other departures
MS France
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/23/2026
from
1 130 $CA
Other departures:
19-27 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Breisach, Strasbourg
1 other departures
Modigliani
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/28/2026
from
1 130 $CA
Other departures:
24 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Breisach, Strasbourg
Beethoven
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/30/2026
from
1 130 $CA
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
2 other departures
MS France
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/31/2026
from
1 320 $CA
Other departures:
06-15 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
Beethoven
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/22/2026
from
1 320 $CA
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Breisach, Strasbourg
1 other departures
MS Gerard Schmitter
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/30/2026
from
1 425 $CA
Other departures:
26 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Saint Goarshausen, Rudesheim, Mainz, Gambsheim, Strasbourg
1 other departures
Victor Hugo
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
12/7/2026
from
1 540 $CA
Other departures:
16 Dec 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Saint Goarshausen, Rudesheim, Mainz, Gambsheim, Strasbourg
3 other departures
Beethoven
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
12/13/2026
from
1 589 $CA
Other departures:
01-05-09 Dec 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Oberwesel, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
1 other departures
MS France
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/23/2026
from
1 917 $CA
Other departures:
04 Nov 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Oberwesel, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
Monalisa
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/21/2026
from
1 917 $CA
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Oberwesel, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
Victor Hugo
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/12/2026
from
1 917 $CA
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Oberwesel, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
Modigliani
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
11/16/2026
from
1 917 $CA
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Rudesheim, Koblenz, Mainz, Rastatt, Strasbourg
1 other departures
MS France
6 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/10/2026
from
1 950 $CA
Other departures:
01 Oct 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Oberwesel, Rudesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg
Beethoven
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/26/2026
from
2 081 $CA
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Breisach, Basel, Breisach, Strasbourg
3 other departures
MS Monet
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
7/3/2026
from
2 089 $CA
Other departures:
23 Jul 2026
02 Aug 2026
05 Sep 2026
Itinerary : Strasbourg, Breisach, Basel, Breisach, Strasbourg
1 other departures
La Boheme
5 d
Ocean view Stateroom
Strasbourg
10/7/2026
from
2 181 $CA
Other departures:
09 Jun 2026
Located on the left bank of the Rhine in north-eastern France, Strasbourg is an ancient Roman city. Built by the Romans in 12 B.C., it was later ruled by the Merovingians, before becoming part of the Germanic Empire. In the course of its history, Strasbourg changed nationality four times, when in the Middle Ages Louis XIV conquered the city and annexed it to France. Today, the city is a symbol of Franco-German reconciliation and friendship.
Today, Strasbourg shines for its architectural eclecticism and for all the historical facets it has to offer its inhabitants. An essential stopover on a CroisiEurope river cruise, Strasbourg is sure to impress and amaze.
With over 1,000 cruise ships moored near its quays, Strasbourg has become a strategic departure point for cruise lines. France's second-largest river port, after Paris of course, Strasbourg is now one of the most important stops on a cruise along the Rhine, Main and Moselle rivers. Take advantage of 4 or 7-day itineraries through Germany, Saverne and Sarrebourg, offered by renowned companies such as CroisiEurope in a friendly atmosphere and network, guaranteeing you a unique moment of escape.
Among the shipowners offering this cruise, CroisiEurope is undoubtedly the company with the most years of experience in cruising to Strasbourg, and is renowned for the quality of its service, the meticulous attention paid by its staff and the comfort on board. With 42 years' experience, the company has its own pier in the city, located in the Neudorf district.
Despite being one of Europe's two capital cities, Strasbourg has managed to retain its human scale. This is undoubtedly what makes this destination such a popular stopover for both solo cruisers and families.
A UNESCO World Heritage city, its historic center is one of its most attractive features. Renowned for the quality of its buildings and museums, you'll be able to admire the famous Alsatian facades on board the boat, set in houses with notable traditional architecture, linked by a network of staircases. The Alsatian Museum is one of Strasbourg's most visited museums.
Within its walls are several hundred artifacts bearing witness to the way of life in Alsace in the 18th and 19th centuries. As the capital of the Grand Est region, Strasbourg has for many years been one of the best places to enjoy the richness of French gastronomy. Dotted with Michelin-starred restaurants, it is also home to numerous winstubs, typical Alsatian restaurant-bars. These are the ideal places to discover traditional cuisine in a warm, festive atmosphere. You'll find them on Rue du Chaudron, Rue des Tailleurs de Pierre and Rue des Frères.
From the ponds of Lorraine to Strasbourg: an enchanting cruise
From the typical Alsatian villages to Strasbourg, from its winding canals to its unique architectural heritage, you'll experience a cruise rich in gastronomy and culture that will take you as close to nature as possible. Discover Strasbourg by water as you enter the city on the Rhone-Rhine Canal.
La Petite France, with its romantic canals and half-timbered houses for a romantic evening out; the Grande Île, Strasbourg's historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; the Cathedral, a jewel of Gothic architecture; the Council of Europe and the European Parliament, the decision-making centers of the European institutions are all major sites in France and Europe that are waiting to be discovered.
In the heart of the city, you'll have plenty of time to explore Strasbourg's Notre-Dame Cathedral. Standing 142 metres high, this majestic church dominates the city's historic center. What's less well known is that it took almost 4 centuries to complete the construction of this Baroque-style church. On this trip to the heart of history, take time to admire its 12-metre rose window, built in 1318.
The river cruise continues with a tour of the Kammerzell house. Built in 1589, this breathtaking building features half-timbering carved into the wood. Its arcades are home to small boutiques, ideal for taking home a souvenir of your trip.
In the meantime, take a moment to stroll through the picturesque Petite France district, where you'll find other small half-timbered houses dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. This district is dotted with medieval buildings and veined with numerous canals. Take a look at the panoramic view from the Vauban dam on Rue Sainte-Marguerite, not far from the Place du quartier blanc.
Speaking of other districts, we can also recommend a visit to the Neustadt (or German Quarter or Imperial Quarter), which contrasts sharply with the Grande Île. Built from the 1880s until the First World War, it was intended as a showcase for the German Empire after the annexation of Alsace. It also tripled Strasbourg's surface area. While it encompasses the train station, the courthouse, the Orangerie and the Avenue de la Forêt Noire, it's the Place de la République (formerly Kaiserplatz) that I find most symbolic. It takes on an even greater charm in spring when its magnolias are in bloom.
For art lovers, the Croisieurope company offers discovery excursions (note that these are optional and for the passenger's use only). The city is home to three of the region's most important museums: the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Archaeology and the Museum of Decorative Art. Its permanent collections are impressive for their eclecticism. You'll find Impressionist and Cubist works, as well as works by artists who are adepts of Surrealism and New Realism. Photographic and graphic arts are also well represented at the heart of this museum, founded in 1998.
Stopover: visit Strasbourg in a few hours
As you can see, Strasbourg is renowned for its incredibly rich heritage.
Most of its most remarkable historic buildings are to be found in the heart of the old town, and date back to the Middle Ages. The most important monuments and sites can also be explored on a boat tour (reservation not required). Departing from the heart of Strasbourg, aboard this small river boat you can cruise the smaller canals. You'll discover the European quarter and the modern parliament building, as well as the Council of Europe in the Parc de l'Orangerie, while the banks of the river can be visited by bike!
Yes, Strasbourg is France's number one cycling capital. With more than 560 kilometers of bike paths, Strasbourg offers its inhabitants undeniable comfort and quality of life, and is a great place to explore on two wheels.
As well as the superb homes and museums to visit, you'll also need to think about taking a little lunch break between two visits. For this, we strongly recommend a visit to Toscani, one of the city's best ice cream parlors, according to the locals. Here, near rue Gutenber, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to tasting a good artisanal ice cream at a low price.
Here's some practical information about this port.
- Port country: France (FR)
- Port type: river
- Main destination served: Rhine
- Departure terminal: E15
The river port of Strasbourg in France (FR) is located at 1c pl. Henri Lévy, 67000 Strasbourg, France. Here are the GPS coordinates 48.5881762, 7.793589099999999. The port is 5.7 km from the city center and 21.3 km from the nearest airport. Opening hours are 9am-12pm and 2pm-6pm.
Getting to the Port of Strasbourg couldn't be easier. You can arrive by car and park in the nearest parking lot, located less than 5.9 km from the port at PL. Gutenberg, 67000 Strasbourg, France. Parking costs around €105 per week. Alternatively, you can use public transport and come by cab or bus.
A number of prestigious companies are available, including Croisieurope. Ships such as the Monet sail the seas, with the Rhine as their main destination.
New measures have been put in place to deal with the resurgence of the epidemic. Companies are providing hydroalcoholic hand gel and requiring passengers to maintain a social distance.
Services and amenities include: Toilets, vending machine for drinks and snacks, waiting room, car rental.
Are you going on a cruise from Strasbourg? Here is the practical information about this port. • Port country: France (FR) • Type of port: river • Main destination served: Rhine • Departure terminal: E15 where the port of Strasbourg is located? The Strasbourg river port in France (FR) is located at 1C PL. Henri Lévy, 67000 Strasbourg, France. Here are the GPS coordinates 48.5881762, 7.79358909999999. The port is located 5.7 km from the city center and 21.3 km from the nearest airport. The opening hours are 9 a.m. 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. 6 p.m. How to go to the port? To get to the port of Strasbourg, nothing could be simpler. You can arrive at the car port and park in the nearest parking lot located less than 5.9 km from the port and whose address is PL. Gutenberg, 67000 Strasbourg, France. Regarding the price of the parking lot, count a package of around € 105 for a week of parking. Otherwise, you can use public transport and come by taxi, bus. What cruising companies departing from Strasbourg? Prestige companies are available including Croisieurope. Boats like Monet sail at sea with the main Rhine destination. COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS CORONAVIRUS CORONAVIERS: new measures to deal with the resumption of the epidemic are put in place. Companies provide hydroalcoholic gel for the hands and require passengers to respect social distancing. What services and amenities can I find at the port ?: Services and amenities include: toilets, drinking and snacks distributor, waiting room, car rental companies.
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