Hello! I'm Basilio, the Spanish teacher who tries to keep his students from sleeping in class and, surprisingly, I still have my sanity. My brother, Erick, is the tour guide who has managed to survive five years of curious tourists and perplexing questions. Together, we are on a mission to show visitors the best of Strasbourg, as long as they don't mistake us for living statues along the way. We are passionate about history and culture, and we still haven't discovered who the real culprit is that socks always get lost in the washing machine! We have been living here for more than 13 years and have created a professional project called Goliardos. It is not a sect or anything like that, we just want to share our experiences with the best disposition and joy possible. Because, honestly, life is already serious enough, so we better add a touch of humor to knowledge! Welcome to our world, where laughter and good vibes are the most valuable currency! Our content is historical and intended for a mature audience. Of course, children are welcome (especially at Christmas 🎄 😊) and we love that they accompany us as long as they are under the supervision of their parents and representatives.
Hi everyone!
The tour takes place in the center of Strasbourg, a World Heritage Site.
We will tell historical facts and cultural curiosities of this city that has passed from French to German rule seven times throughout history.
** Our content is historical and intended for a mature audience . Of course, children are welcome (especially at Christmas 🎄 😊) and we like them to accompany us as long as they are under the supervision of their parents and representatives.**
Is the Alsatian language a mixture of French and German?
Who is the real Iron Man?
Is Strasbourg Cathedral the tallest cathedral in the world?
Why is Christmas so beautiful in Strasbourg?
We will try to answer these and many other questions.
We will also discover who invented the printing press, why "La Petite France" is so beautiful, where the Covered Bridges are and what the "Vauban" dam is for.
This is a free walking tour, so the amount to pay is optional. If you don't know how much to give, some travelers give between "10" and "40" euros.
I can't wait to accompany you and have you take home a memorable memory of our city!
We will enter right next to the Kleber statue and will have a blue or red umbrella
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).