I loved my experience with One City Tours so much, that I came two days in a row. Riding Segways is…read morea blast, but riding them through picturesque Strasbourg is a whole 'notha experience. The staff is super friendly, accommodating and helpful. I took a tour in English one day with some of my family who doesn't speak French and again the next day with my French family in French. Both tours were fabulous and very personal.

I've done several Segway tours throughout Europe and this has to be one of my least favorite…read moreexperiences with them. I'll start with the positive; the Segway experience itself was nice. Seeing the city and getting around quicker with the cool windy breeze was amazing and definitely is a great way to cite see. However, that is about all you are paying for...NOT the tour. You are essentially paying for using a Segway. We booked an English speaking 2 hour tour in hopes of learning more about the history of Strasbourg. Our guide was nice but could NOT speak English well and was misinformed. She couldn't answer basic questions and was extremely difficult to understand. She actually misinformed us about several of the locations we "visited" on our Segways which we later found out through research, other tours, and the boat tour. She also would try to guide the whole group across a busy street when the light was red or there was not enough space for all of us to pass. Several times she was the only one able to pass and had to wait across the street for us as we avoided onlooking traffic. Our tour guide was nice, but lacked any information about Strasbourg history, misinformed us, and couldn't speak English. Thus, only book an English tour if you plan on paying solely for the Segway experience and not the tour experience.

We enjoyed our walking tour with Gabriel. He provided a good overall picture of the history and…read moreculture of Strasbourg. His charm and love of his city really came through. Gabriel added some personal notes about his family that only added to our understanding of the history and culture of the city and region.

Gabriel Wetzer was my guide for a few hours on Sunday. We walked through the old city, discussed…read morethe history, their significance and Strasbourg in general. He enjoys questions so don't be shy. He sprinkles humor throughout so you're in for fun with Gabriel. I recommended him to my parents who are visiting in month.

I was on a Viking river cruise down the Rhine in March, fell in the shower and broke my arm. The…read morehospital that treated my break gave me a strap sling that was quite uncomfortable. I looked for days during our travels for a proper sling, and finally found one at Schaub in Breisach. The manager, Alice, was so kind! Although we didn't speak her language, Alice was polite, professional and thorough in her working to help me. She found a sling in her back area, going to search twice through her inventory. Then she helped fit it to me, making sure I was comfortable. It had been a long few days leading up to this visit to the store, and I was emotional. When I started to cry telling her how thankful I was for her exceptional help, she also got tears in her eyes. Alice is a gem, as we say in America. Her company is lucky to have her working in their employee and I hope they treat her with the appreciation she deserves. Kind regards and eternal thanks. Robin

Suzele took great care of us, taught us more than we could have learned on our own, and brought us…read moreto wineries and food establishments that completely suited what we asked for. The sightseeing and conversation were also wonderful! Thanks for sharing your expertise! M and A

Suzele was a nice find as a guide to the Alsace area. We joined our other members of our traveling…read moregroup for a lunch and wine tasting and Suzele was flexible to allow us to join them. And both before and after led us to cute towns sharing the history of them. She also took us to a winery and helped us compare to the previous tasting. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her!