Alsace at its finest - We lived in Strasbourg 20 years ago, and wanted to spend some time, enjoying Alsace. Christophe surprised us with experiences that we hadn’t enjoyed when we lived here and told us new things. He collected us at the train station, giving us a pin to find him and his car description, so it felt very secure. We finished and he took us to the entrance of Petite France so that we could stroll through the town at our leisure. Communication prior to our experience was very attentive and I believe that the owner, Stephane, made sure we had the perfect day. We will always contact them when we visit the area. Highly recommended!

Great day! - The tour was very informative, exciting and well organized. Transportation with the Tesla Model X was also great! Stefania could tell us a lot about the area and led us to some sights.

Amazing day!! - What an amazing day!!!! Stephani was wonderful! Took us to wonderful stops, knew so much history and information and had a few wonderful surprises too!

Stefan was exceptional.... - Stefan was exceptional. Super friendly, great communication in advance to finalize all details… all leading to a very personalized experience! He customizes your tour based on your input. I won’t spoil the surprise but he shared that he would be taking us to two of his highly recommended hidden gems and it really was amazing! Great tour, super helpful and friendly guide. Thank you Stefan!

Excellent tour - Very complete, beautiful cities, I would only trade the vineyard for a better one! Very quiet and friendly driver! You explained a lot! It was great!

Lovely day in Alsace - Four of us enjoyed a lovely day in Alsace. Stephania was delightful, informative, personal and we appreciated her choices for the stops. The castle stop was very good and we all enjoyed it very much. Stephanea’s narrative in the van before each stop helped us know what we were going to experience. We enjoyed the time at the “laundry” stop. The cremant was a fun surprise and the scenery was beautiful. We highly recommend!

Amazing Alsace - We had the best day with Stefania. We let her know what kind of things we wanted to see and she took us to see the very best of the Alsace. She even arranged a wine tasting. The quaint villages and castles were amazing. Her passion and knowledge brought the history of the region alive. Thank you so much Stefania.

Best Tour and Transportation in France and nearby areas - Steph and his employees are 10 stars. We originally thought we could rent a car and move between countries and quickly determined it was cost prohibitive. Another guide sent me to Steph and what a blessing. He is OUTSTANDING and each trip felt like 1st class. The drivers, the knowledge, suggestions, destinations, personality were all exceptional. He was so easy to work with and very helpful. We need transportation from Brussels to Strasbourg because the trains were not going to work, he helped us with this, the tours in Alsace he recommended were fantastic. He took us from Strasbourg to the Black Forest, which is beautiful, to Baden Baden and then to Munich. It made our trip so easy and fun. I wish he covered all of Europe. If you are looking for an outstanding guide, reasonable rates, exceptional service Step on Tour is your man to contact. Note: I have used other transportation and tour companies, I prefer Steph because of the flexibility, private group and again the cost was very reasonable. I've never found one as good as him in other areas of Europe.

Perfect - Great experience with a wonderful guide. Did not seemed rush. Driver was safe and knew everything about the region

Great way to see Alsace from Strasbourg - We did an awesome tour with Stephania. Stephania was a wealth of knowledge of the history of the area and very flexible in planning the day. I highly recommend this firm as a great way to see and experience the Alsace region. Our first stop was the small village of Ebermunster where we toured the church of Saint Maurice. It was really surprising to find such a beautiful church in such a small village. Our next stop was the castle Chateau du Haut Koenigsbourg. While the fog the day we were there prevented seeing the panoramas the castle is known for, it did add a mysterious feeling to the place as we explored the castle. The weather probably also kept the crowd size down a bit, though it was still busy. The castle was very interesting, even though it was a 19th century rebuild of a 12th century structure. Our next stop was the village of Bergheim, at one time known for housing criminals, where we walked along the existing town walls and towers and stopped in a boulangerie to purchase some food (quiche and a salami sandwich) that we ate as we walked through the village. We visited the church there, also interesting though not as impressive as the one in Ebermunster. We also got some pictures of storks in their roof-top nests. The village was decorated for Easter and the “garden of witches” was toned down as a result! We then visited the village of Hunawihr, home to a fountain and village laundry since the middle ages. There, Stephania surprised us with a bottle of crémant, that we enjoyed while hearing the story of the “mixed” church of Hunawihr as well as the history behind the development of the crémant appellation. From Hunawihr, we went to Riquewihr, the most picturesque of the Alsace villages on our tour. There we sampled and bought macarons, wandered through a year-round Christmas shop and went to the Dopff for a wine tasting. We probably tasted a half dozen crémant and another half dozen still wines. We purchased 6 bottles of Pinot Gris to be shipped home – great stuff! After leaving Riquewihr, we traveled to Ammerschwihr along the Route des Vins d’Alsace and did another wine tasting at Maurice Shoech and bought a bottle to have that evening back at our hotel. Our last stop was in Kayserberg. We visited a church with a very large crucifix statue – I can’t imagine weddings in this church seemed very festive. We bought two types of cheese that I can’t recall names for. Both excellent. We learned the hard way to specify how much we wanted to spend as opposed to letting the proprietor suggest how big of a piece to cut from the wheel – we spent close to $50 on cheese! We also bought a baguette at a nearby boulangerie. We took a slight detour on our return to Strasbourg from Kayserberg to do a drive-by of the Statue of Liberty replica in Colmar. Stephania had suggested we plan to do a full day in Colmar as opposed to going there as part of our tour with her to save travel time and getting between Strasbourg and Colmar was easy and quick by train. We followed her advice and spent a good day in Colmar later in the week. I highly recommend this firm as a great way to see and experience the Alsace region.