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How much does a trip to Strasbourg cost?

What a trip to Strasbourg costs, worked out for your days and your party, with every price traced to where it comes from. And then the part most budgets skip: how to actually pay once you are there.

Food, getting around and sights in Strasbourg come to €65 – €79 per person per day. Accommodation, flights and the airport transfer are on top. Prices reviewed: November 2026.

Full Strasbourg guide

Your trip

How much money you still need

Days, people and how you like to travel decide almost everything. Flights are left out: they depend on where you start.

6 nights

Counted at the child fares each operator publishes.

Travel style

Set meals and the odd sit-down dinner, and one paid sight a day.

Accommodation

We have no sample of hotel prices for this city yet, so we will not guess one. Type what you have seen and the lodging tax is worked out from it.

Adjust accommodation, food and the rest

In local currency. We do not estimate this: nobody knows what you will buy.

Already paid for

You still need, flights aside

€920 – €1,100

≈ $1,000 – $1,300 · rate of October 16, 2026

€66 – €80 per person per day · 7 days and 2 people

Expected
€920 – €1,100
Most trips land in here
Set aside
€1,100
With this you are unlikely to run short
Cushion, kept apart
€100
10% of the trip
  • Food€520 – €660
  • Getting around€110 – €180
  • Airport, both ways€13
  • Sights and activities€130 – €230
  • Nights out€24 – €76
  • Lodging tax and odds and ends€38 – €53

Of that, in cash: €11 – €120

The cash share is our reading of how each kind of place takes payment, not a measurement. Your own bank may charge on top; this page cannot know that.

  • Accommodation is not in this figure. Add your price per night to include it.
  • Flights are not included.
  • You probably will not spend the cushion. Having it to hand covers a night you had not planned, a taxi, or a changed ticket.
Styles

What a day in Strasbourg costs, by how you travel

Per person per day, two travelling, without accommodation, flights or the airport transfer. A style is not a figure: it is a way of eating, getting around and seeing things, and each one is spelled out below.

Budget

€38 – €48 per person per day

Local food, public transport, the odd paid sight.

FoodLocal and cheap
€21 – €28
Getting aroundPublic transport
€7.60 – €13.00
Sights and activitiesThe odd paid sight
€4.50 – €8.10
Sundries: luggage storage, laundry, water
€1.60 – €2.40

Mid-range

€65 – €79 per person per day

Set meals and the odd sit-down dinner, and one paid sight a day.

FoodMixed: set meals and one sit-down dinner
€37 – €47
Getting aroundPublic transport
€7.60 – €13.00
Sights and activitiesOne paid sight a day
€9 – €16
Nights outNow and then
€1.70 – €5.40
Sundries: luggage storage, laundry, water
€2.70 – €3.80

Comfort

€96 – €120 per person per day

The best food level we can price, a taxi when it helps, two paid sights a day.

FoodRestaurants most of the time
€53 – €72
Getting aroundPublic transport, and a taxi now and then
€9.60 – €15.00
Sights and activitiesTwo paid sights a day
€18 – €32
Nights outNow and then
€1.70 – €5.40
Sundries: luggage storage, laundry, water
€4 – €6

A style's total is not the sum of the extremes of its lines: nobody has a trip where everything comes out cheap, or everything dear. “Sundries” is an assumption of ours, 5% of food, transport and sights, not a measurement.

By length of trip

How much money for 3, 5, 7, 10 and 14 days in Strasbourg

Per person, two travelling together, without accommodation or flights. It is not the daily figure times the days: airport transfers are paid once, so they weigh less the longer you stay.

DaysBudgetMid-rangeComfort
3€120 – €150
€40 – €50 a day
€200 – €240
€68 – €81 a day
€290 – €370
€98 – €120 a day
5€200 – €240
€39 – €49 a day
€330 – €390
€65 – €79 a day
€480 – €600
€96 – €120 a day
7€270 – €340
€39 – €49 a day
€460 – €560
€66 – €80 a day
€680 – €850
€97 – €120 a day
10€390 – €480
€39 – €48 a day
€660 – €800
€66 – €80 a day
€960 – €1,200
€96 – €120 a day
14€540 – €670
€39 – €48 a day
€920 – €1,100
€65 – €79 a day
€1,300 – €1,700
€96 – €120 a day

Add your accommodation in the calculator above: it is the largest line and the one we cannot source yet.

Prices

What things cost in Strasbourg

Eating and drinking: no official statistic measures what eating out costs here, so these are prices from the menu each place publishes on its own website, and each row says where it comes from. It is a sample, not an average: there are cheaper and dearer places, and tourist areas cost more.

WhatPriceSource
Eating and drinking
Espresso, Au Brasseur€2.00From the source Nov 2026
Espresso, La Corde à Linge€2.10From the source Nov 2026
Espresso, Chez Yvonne€3.20From the source Nov 2026
Large café crème, Au Brasseur€3.00From the source Nov 2026
Mineral water, still or sparkling, 75 cl, La Corde à Linge€3.50From the source Nov 2026
Bretzel (Alsatian pretzel), Flam's€2.50From the source Nov 2026
Classic tarte flambée, Au Brasseur€6.00From the source Nov 2026
Traditional tarte flambée, Flam's€8.20From the source Nov 2026
Lunchtime dish of the day, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur€9.90From the source Nov 2026
Two-course lunch menu, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur€12.90From the source Nov 2026
Three-course lunch menu, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur€15.90From the source Nov 2026
Baeckeoffe (Alsatian three-meat and potato bake), Au Brasseur€19.50From the source Nov 2026
Choucroute (sauerkraut) with six meats, Au Brasseur€19.50From the source Nov 2026
Choucroute (sauerkraut) with five meats, La Corde à Linge€23.50From the source Nov 2026
Choucroute (sauerkraut), Strasbourg style, Chez Yvonne€26.80From the source Nov 2026
House blonde beer, 25 cl, Au Brasseur€3.00From the source Nov 2026
Fischer Tradition beer, 25 cl, La Corde à Linge€4.00From the source Nov 2026
Glass of Riesling, Au Brasseur€4.60From the source Nov 2026
Glass of Riesling, 12 cl, La Corde à Linge€4.80From the source Nov 2026
Glass of Riesling, 12.5 cl, Chez Yvonne€7.50From the source Nov 2026
Getting around
Single tram or bus ticket, loaded on a card (1 hour)€1.90From the source Nov 2026
Single ticket paid by contactless bank card€2.10From the source Nov 2026
24-hour ticket, 1 person€4.60From the source Nov 2026
72-hour ticket, 1 person€10.20From the source Nov 2026
24-hour Trio ticket, 1 to 3 people€10.20From the source Nov 2026
Taxi, 4 km by day, not counting waiting time (the minimum fare)€8.00From the source Nov 2026
Airport shuttle train to Strasbourg station, one way€3.20From the source Nov 2026
Sights
Cathedral viewing platform€10.00From the source Nov 2026
Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame€9.00From the source Nov 2026
Batorama boat tour, 1 h 10 min (green circuit)€16.20From the source Nov 2026

From the source means we read it where it is set: the operator, the bank, the city or the statistics office. Reported means a guide or the press says so and we have not seen the original. Where sources disagree we show both figures and leave the price out of every sum.

What each food level is made of

A food level is not a number we chose. It is two lists of dishes from the table above, a cheap day and a dear one, and the price is the sum.

Bare minimum: convenience stores and counters
From Bretzel (Alsatian pretzel), Flam's + Classic tarte flambée, Au Brasseur (€8.50) to Bretzel (Alsatian pretzel), Flam's + Traditional tarte flambée, Flam's + Lunchtime dish of the day, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur (€20.60).
Local and cheap
From Espresso, Au Brasseur + Lunchtime dish of the day, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur + Classic tarte flambée, Au Brasseur + House blonde beer, 25 cl, Au Brasseur (€20.90) to Large café crème, Au Brasseur + Two-course lunch menu, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur + Traditional tarte flambée, Flam's + Fischer Tradition beer, 25 cl, La Corde à Linge (€28.10).
Mixed: set meals and one sit-down dinner
From Espresso, Au Brasseur + Two-course lunch menu, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur + Choucroute (sauerkraut) with six meats, Au Brasseur + House blonde beer, 25 cl, Au Brasseur (€37.40) to Large café crème, Au Brasseur + Three-course lunch menu, Monday to Friday, Au Brasseur + Choucroute (sauerkraut) with five meats, La Corde à Linge + Glass of Riesling, 12 cl, La Corde à Linge (€47.20).
Restaurants most of the time
From Espresso, La Corde à Linge + Baeckeoffe (Alsatian three-meat and potato bake), Au Brasseur + Choucroute (sauerkraut) with five meats, La Corde à Linge + Fischer Tradition beer, 25 cl, La Corde à Linge + Mineral water, still or sparkling, 75 cl, La Corde à Linge (€52.60) to Espresso, Chez Yvonne + Choucroute (sauerkraut) with five meats, La Corde à Linge + Choucroute (sauerkraut), Strasbourg style, Chez Yvonne + Glass of Riesling, 12.5 cl, Chez Yvonne × 2 + Mineral water, still or sparkling, 75 cl, La Corde à Linge (€72.00).
Getting around

Which ticket pays off

A pass is only cheaper past a certain number of rides. This is that number, worked out from the published fares.

  • 1-day pass at €4.60: it pays off from 3 rides a day at €1.90 each.
  • 3-day pass at €10.20: it pays off from 2 rides a day at €1.90 each.

A pass only counts on the lines it covers. Check which ones before you buy.

Accommodation

What the night costs, and the tax on top

There is no open source of hotel prices, and we have not sampled this city yet. So the calculator asks you for the price you have seen instead of printing one that looks plausible.

Lodging tax

    • Palace (above five stars): €5.39 per person per night
    • Five stars: €3.96 per person per night
    • Four stars: €2.86 per person per night
    • Three stars: €1.87 per person per night
    • Two stars: €1.10 per person per night
    • One star: €0.88 per person per night
    • Guest house or hostel: €0.88 per person per night
    • Under-18s don't pay.

Which area to stay in Strasbourg: the neighbourhood comparison

Saving

What saves money in Strasbourg, and what does not

Each line is a subtraction done with the prices on this page. No tricks: just the sum.

What saves

  • Eating “Mixed: set meals and one sit-down dinner” instead of “Restaurants most of the time”: €15 – €25 less per person per day.
  • Eating “Local and cheap” instead of “Mixed: set meals and one sit-down dinner”: €17 – €19 less per person per day.
  • Eating “Bare minimum: convenience stores and counters” instead of “Local and cheap”: €7.50 – €12.00 less per person per day.
  • “Espresso, Au Brasseur” (€2.00) instead of “Espresso, Chez Yvonne” (€3.20): €1.20 less each time.
  • “Choucroute (sauerkraut) with six meats, Au Brasseur” (€19.50) instead of “Choucroute (sauerkraut), Strasbourg style, Chez Yvonne” (€26.80): €7.30 less each time.

What does not

  • The 1-day pass (€4.60) on fewer than 3 rides of €1.90 a day: it costs more than paying for each ticket.
Paying

Payments and tipping in France

What holds for the whole country: where a card is enough, whether to tip, and the taxes.

Where a card is enough

Only the places a source speaks about. Where it says nothing, neither do we.

WhereHow you pay
Small shopsCard or cash, it depends From the source
TaxisCard From the source

From the source means we read it where it is set: the operator, the bank, the city or the statistics office. Reported means a guide or the press says so and we have not seen the original. Where sources disagree we show both figures and leave the price out of every sum.

Tipping

RestaurantsOptional
TaxisOptional

Taxes and charges

  • Consumption tax: 20%, and 10% in restaurants and hotels.

If something goes wrong

The numbers and where to go, as the official source publishes them.

Any emergency, single number
112
Police
17
Fire brigade
18
Ambulance
15

What applies to any trip: before you go, and if you lose your card

Questions

Questions about money in Strasbourg

How much money do you need for a week in Strasbourg?

For seven days, €460 – €560 per person on the “Mid-range” style with two travelling. Accommodation and flights are not included. The airport transfer, there and back, is included.

How much money do you need for 3 days in Strasbourg?

For 3 days, €200 – €240 per person on the “Mid-range” style with two travelling. Accommodation and flights are not included. The airport transfer, there and back, is included.

What is a realistic daily budget in Strasbourg?

Per person per day, without accommodation or flights: €38 – €48 on the “Budget” style, €65 – €79 on the “Mid-range” style, and €96 – €120 on the “Comfort” style.

Can you travel to Strasbourg on a budget?

The cheapest style we work out is “Budget”: €38 – €48 per person per day, without accommodation or flights. Local food, public transport, the odd paid sight.

How much does food cost in Strasbourg?

From €8.50 per person per day (“Bare minimum: convenience stores and counters”) to €72 (“Restaurants most of the time”). The price table has what each dish costs.

How much does transport cost in Strasbourg?

A ride on public transport costs €1.90 – €2.10. “Taxi, 4 km by day, not counting waiting time (the minimum fare)”: €8.00. The 1-day pass costs €4.60 and pays off from 3 rides a day at €1.90 each.

Is there a lodging tax in Strasbourg?

Yes: €0.88 – €5.39 per person per night, depending on the category of the accommodation. Under-18s don't pay.

How much cash should you carry in Strasbourg?

For a week on the “Mid-range” style, about €5.70 – €60.00 per person, two travelling. It is our reading of how each kind of place takes payment, not a measurement.

Is it better to use cash or card in Strasbourg?

By card: taxis. Card or cash, depending on the place: small shops.

Do you tip in Strasbourg?

Restaurants: optional. Taxis: optional.

Sources

Where every figure comes from

Each price on this page carries its source. These are all of them. Prices reviewed: November 2026.

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