🇫🇷 Strasbourg by Bike in Autumn 🍁🚴 | Best Fall Cycling Route & Most Scenic Spots

Discover Strasbourg by bike in autumn! 🍁🚴

In this video, I take you on a full cycling route through the city’s most beautiful fall spots — colorful parks, riverside paths, European institutions, bridges, and hidden gems along the Rhine.

This route includes:
00:19 Place de l’Étoile
00:29 Parc du Heyritz
00:49 Parc des Glacis & old fortifications
01:14 Place de Haguenau
01:25 Wacken district
01:47 European Parliament
02:08 Parc de l’Orangerie
02:29 Quai des Alpes & riverside paths
03:04 Crossing to Germany via the Europe Bridge
03:10 Kehl city center
03:22 Jardin des Deux Rives
03:39 Port du Rhin & new districts (Danube, Riv’Étoile)
04:01 New bike ring around the historic center
04:19 Arrival in Petite France

If you’re planning to visit Strasbourg or just love scenic autumn rides, this route is perfect!
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📍 More Strasbourg videos:
• Most Instagrammable Spots : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFurVP2rDcw
• Best Sunset Spots : https://youtu.be/1hqFT9nb_hI

Today I’m taking you on a bike ride through 
Strasbourg, right in the heart of autumn, a season when the city is covered in red, orange, 
and gold, and every street becomes a postcard. We’re starting our ride here at Place de l’étoile 
before exploring some of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city. So sit back and enjoy 
the ride. First stop, Park Du Heyritz. One of the best places to feel autumn in Strasbourg. 
The paths are covered in yellow leaves, reflections shimmer on the water, and cyclists 
meet joggers in a calm, peaceful atmosphere. A true little natural reset right in the city. 
Next, we ride along the old city walls behind the train station. This path passes between community 
gardens and stone walls, a hidden gem many locals don’t even know about. In autumn, the colors 
explode and the ride feels almost meditative. Then we head to Place de Haguenau and 
continue straight to Place de Bordeaux under the big plain trees. Here the 
leaves fall like a slow rain and the golden light crosses the boulevard. A wide, 
smooth, and pleasant stretch for cycling. Our ride continues around the Wacken District 
between modern buildings, wide avenues, and quiet riverside paths. A striking contrast between 
contemporary architecture and autumn nature. Next, we arrive at one of Strasburg’s symbols, the European Parliament. With its circular 
architecture and surrounding trees, it’s an amazing spot in autumn. The 
reflections in the water, the low sunlight, a classic for photographers. We then descend to 
the Keys, heading towards Park Dearie. In autumn, it’s probably one of the city’s most 
beautiful spots. The tall trees turn red and gold. The paths are covered in leaves 
and everyone slows down. A must-see stop. Leaving the park, we follow Quai de General 
Conrad. We pass by the Orthodox Church, a little architectural gem surrounded by red 
foliage. A peaceful area perfect for a calm ride. Next, we continue along quai des Alpes, one 
of my favorite stretches. The houseboats, reflections on the water, trees leaning over 
the canal. In autumn, it’s simply magical. We leave Strasburg for a few minutes, crossing 
the Pont de l’Europe, linking France and Germany. We ride through the port dur and arrive in 
the small town of Kell. Calm and welcoming, a perfect transition in this autumn ride. We returned to Strasburg via the Passerelle des 
deux rives, one of the best viewpoints over the Rhin. Here autumn mixes reds, oranges, and 
the blue sky. The panorama is spectacular. Then we descend towards the K Citadel, crossing 
the new Danube and Riv’étoile districts, a modern, clean area with strong architectural lines that 
contrast beautifully with the colorful trees. Strasburg mixes tradition and modernity, and 
it’s clear here. We pass Place d’Austerlitz, then take the new bike ring, a cycling loop 
that goes around the historic center. Riding here along the water, surrounded by old façades 
and flaming autumn trees, it’s pure pleasure. And finally, we arrive in La Petite, France, 
Strasbourg’s most iconic neighborhood. The half-timbered houses, the bridges, the colorful 
trees. In autumn, it’s truly cinematic. From here, I recommend parking your bike and continuing 
the journey on foot to explore Strasburg’s historic city center. You can discover my 
other videos showcasing the most beautiful places in the city and the best sunset 
spots. The links are in the description. Thank you for joining this autumn 
bike ride through Strasbourg. If you enjoy these peaceful and immersive 
moments, leave a like, subscribe, and tell me in the comments where you’d like me to take 
you next. See you soon for another adventure.