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Does anyone know what day (or days) of the week is market day in Strasbourg? (outdoor market/farmer's market/food market) We'll be there for a short visit in July.
Thank you.
Hi,
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Strasbourg is a beautiful city.
The dates and times of the market in Strasbourg
Monday
The market takes place in Strasbourg from 10 am to 18 pm
- Place de la Gare (hotel side)
Tuesday
The market takes place in Strasbourg from 7 am to 13 pm
- Neudorf (Market Square)
- Boulevard de la Marne
- Place de Bordeaux (food only)
9 am to 18 pm
- Books (square et rue Gutenberg, rue des Hallebardes)
Wednesday
The market runs from 7 am to 13 pm in Strasbourg
- Rue du Faubourg National (provisional transfer Quai Turckheim)
- Place Haldenbourg (Cronenbourg)
- Rue de Reitwiller
- Rue de Pfettisheim (Cronenbourg)
- Place de Zurich (Krutenau)
- Rue Watteau (Elsau)
7 am to 18 pm
- Place Broglie
9 am to 18 pm
- Flea (rue du Vieil Hôpital - Place de la Grande Boucherie)
- Books (square et rue Gutenberg, rue des Hallebardes)
from 14 am to 18 pm
- Cité de l'Ill, Rue de la Doller (Robertsau)
Thursday
The market takes place in Strasbourg from 7 am to 13 pm
- Place de l'Ile de France (Meinau-Canardière)
- Highway Altenheim (Neuhof)
- Allée Reuss (Neuhof)
- Place d'Ostwald (Montagne-Verte)
- Place du Corps de Garde (Robertsau)
from 14 am to 18 pm
- Rue Jacob (Cronenbourg)
Friday
The market takes place in Strasbourg from 7 am to 13 pm
- Rue du Faubourg National (provisional transfer Quai Turckheim)
- Place Haldenbourg (Cronenbourg)
7 am to 18 pm
- Place Broglie
from 14 am to 18 pm
- Virgil Street (Koenigshoffen-Hohberg)
Saturday
The market takes place in Strasbourg from 7 am to 13 pm
- Neudorf (Market Square)
- Boulevard de la Marne
- Place de Bordeaux (food only)
- Place du Corps de Garde (Robertsau)
- Rue Watteau (Elsau)
- Place Wattwiller (Musau)
- Producers (place du Marché aux Poissons)
- Hautepierre (place Maillon, Maille Irène)
9 am to 18 pm
- Flea (rue du Vieil Hôpital, place de la Gde Boucherie and Rue des Bouchers)
- Books (square et rue Gutenberg, rue des Hallebardes)
7 h 30 à 16 h
- Marché de la Montagne et de l'Artisanat (place du Marché Neuf)
Have a good trip.
Thank you very much for the rapid and detailed reply! We are looking forward to visiting Strasbourg. Merci!
Tour boats depart regularly from Place du Marche aux Poissons, and take you around the rivers and canals of the city. They provide a great vantage point to see most of the cities sights, and learn a little of the history.
I have not found any information about this building that is now used as a "Prefecture". It has been built between 1870 and 1914 as all the other buildings on the Place de la République. Actually, it is both the Préfecture of the Département du Bas-Rhin and Préfecture de la Région Alsace (Départements du Bas-Rhin et du Haut-Rhin)
Though Alsace produces mostly white wine, it is very seldom offered as Vin chaud. This booth is the only one that I have seen that offered regular Vin chaud (red), Vin blanc chaud, Jus d'orange chaud (warm orange juice) and bière chaude. My advice is that regular Vin chaud is the one that tastes better!
Mittelbergheim, 37 km south-west of Strasbourg, is one of the prettiest wine-growing villages in Alsace, not in the Hollywood-Christmas style of Riquewihr - the real thing. I can recommend the Winstub Gilg for a solid meal (washed down with some of the local Sylvaner) and I have heard that the hotel rooms there have been renovated recently.
Strasbourg’s Minitram gives you the possibility of making a pleasant trip to discover the heart of the capital of Alsace. In 50 minutes, you will discover all the charms of the typical parts of Strasbourg with its narrow lanes as well as the Petite France quarter, the Covered-bridges and the Vauban Dam.
The station is located in Place du Chateau (near the Cathedral).
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