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Excursión de un día al Bosque Negro y Estrasburgo desde Fráncfort
1 day
Día entero
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Deje atrás la ciudad de Fráncfort y viaje a la esquina suroeste de Alemania. Pondrá rumbo a la orilla norte del Bosque Negro de Alemania (Schwarzwald) para descubrir la soleada región de bosque verde oscuro que abarca las montañas en el estado de Baden-Wurttemberg.
La primera parada en su escapada de un día se realizará en Baden-Baden, una ciudad balneario del Bosque Negro, para un recorrido turístico con su experto guía. Elegante y sofisticada, Baden-Baden ofrece un delicioso aspecto urbano de sus avenidas, grandes edificios y boutiques flanqueadas por árboles junto con sus legendarios baños termales. Verá el famoso casino Kurhaus (si está abierto) antes de viajar por el oscuro Bosque Negro para visitar el lago Mummelsee.
Por la tarde, el viaje continuará hacia el oeste, a la cosmopolita ciudad de Estrasburgo, en el lado francés de la frontera entre Francia y Alemania. Establecida como la capital de la región de Alsacia y hogar del Parlamento Europeo, Estrasburgo es una única ciudad europea sea con notables influencias de Alemania y Francia.
Después de una introducción a esta fascinante ciudad de manos de su guía, dispondrá de tiempo libre para pasear a su gusto y moverse independientemente por la ciudad. Vea la famosa catedral gótica de Estrasburgo, eche un vistazo a las tiendas, disfrute de un romántico paseo en barco por los canales o visite La Petite France, lugar declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, el casco histórico de la ciudad de Estrasburgo.
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La primera parada en su escapada de un día se realizará en Baden-Baden, una ciudad balneario del Bosque Negro, para un recorrido turístico con su experto guía. Elegante y sofisticada, Baden-Baden ofrece un delicioso aspecto urbano de sus avenidas, grandes edificios y boutiques flanqueadas por árboles junto con sus legendarios baños termales. Verá el famoso casino Kurhaus (si está abierto) antes de viajar por el oscuro Bosque Negro para visitar el lago Mummelsee.
Por la tarde, el viaje continuará hacia el oeste, a la cosmopolita ciudad de Estrasburgo, en el lado francés de la frontera entre Francia y Alemania. Establecida como la capital de la región de Alsacia y hogar del Parlamento Europeo, Estrasburgo es una única ciudad europea sea con notables influencias de Alemania y Francia.
Después de una introducción a esta fascinante ciudad de manos de su guía, dispondrá de tiempo libre para pasear a su gusto y moverse independientemente por la ciudad. Vea la famosa catedral gótica de Estrasburgo, eche un vistazo a las tiendas, disfrute de un romántico paseo en barco por los canales o visite La Petite France, lugar declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, el casco histórico de la ciudad de Estrasburgo.
Incluido
- Guía profesional
- Traslado en autobús con aire acondicionado
- Paseo en barco por los canales de Estrasburgo
No incluido
- Propina (opcional)
- Comida y bebida, a menos que se indique lo contrario
Adicional
- Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva, salvo que reserve 14 días o menos antes del viaje. En ese caso recibirá confirmación en un plazo de 48 horas, siempre que haya disponibilidad
- Audioguía en varios idiomas disponibles previa solicitud (aprox. 5 euros)
Características
Turismo
90%
Cultural
70%
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This was an excellent day trip! Our tour guide,Peter, made this a special day. He was extremely knowledgeable,patient and helpful. He did not rush any of us in the group and took extra time to answer questions and be helpful. I highly recommend this trip. Thank you again Peter.
Wow! Wow! Wow! This tour was seriously amazing!! I want to do it again. Peter, our tour guide was so accommodating and knowledgeable. We had a great time. Strasbourg is so pretty and charming. This was wonderful tour to do if you have short time in Frankfurt.
It wasn't a very good experience for me. I was with my son.The tour guide and driver Boris was ok. He was knowledgeable and informative. Boris gave useful tips on what to do in the Frankfurt area. We had a good walk through the Baden Baden. We stopped for lunch in the picturesque spot on the Black forest. That was nice. But it was less than 2 hours in Strasbourg. Felt very short. Also the trip was in the small white bus. It accomodated 7 people, two of us and and a group of the people from India, who were drinking alcohol and loudly talked in their language. By the end of the trip I had a headache because of them. That was most unpleasant. The tour guide didn't say a word to to them to respect the other people in the tour.
It is a value for money trip to see 3 places in a day. But the journey from one destination to another is too long and this had affected our time spent in the individual places. Also, do not book this tour on a Sunday if you are keen to do a little shopping as the shops are mostly closed. If there is a tour to Strasbourg only, just take that. It is more beautiful compared to Black Forest or Baden Baden. The elderly Guide was very informative and helpful.
Amazing guide with lods of info to give even outside the tour plan.
This tour was a fun way to see Germany and France during a quick trip. The tour guide was pleasant and not the usual typy that drones on about historical facts you will never remember afterwards. He gave some history and talked about personal insights on living in Germany. Even on a cold rainy day, it was a great time!
Though it was a long day ,it was well worth it and our driver / guide Larry, was wonderful , competent , caring and just enough commentary .Loved Strasbourg but would've liked a bit longer to explore on foot. In the late autumn/ winter you can't see much from the little train especially when its raining. A walking tour maybe would've been better. Baden Baden could be missed to add time in Strasbourg as there wasn't much there of interest and who really wants to see a casino ? The Black Forest was beautiful, autumn scenery amazing and the village stop at the top, perfect. Just got to see enough before the fog came. It was a good idea to go to Strasbourg first because it would've been dark if it was last at this time of the year, which would not have worked. Some of our most treasured photos of our trip were from this day. Definitely avoid summer if u don't like crowds. October would be perfect as there would be autumn scenery and less people and chance of rain. Just go !