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119 Reviews You will be attracted like a magnet to the cathedral. It's huge, and dominates the city. The little streets are quaint, full of people in the best of time and pleasant for a stroll, maybe with an ice...
51 Reviews The Maison des Tanneurs in Petite France is today actually a restaurant. On our visit to Petite France we didn`t dine here, nevertheless, the building is worth a visit, if only to see from the...
18 Reviews The River Ill winds its way around the old city of Strasbourg. So a great way to see and learn all about this city is to take a boat ride around it. Boat tours can be just for sightseeing, or for...
9 Reviews Place Gutenberg is two blocks west of the Cathedral. At its center is the excellent statue to the town's most famous citizen created by David d'Angers in 1840. Along one side of the square is the...
13 Reviews The European Parliament represents, in the words of the 1957 Treaty of Rome, 'the peoples of the States brought together in the European Community'. The Parliament has got 626 Members (30.04.2003) of...
10 Reviews The three watch towers at the end of La Petite France were rebuilt in the 19C to maintain the watch tower appearance and the neighborhood remains as it was along the district but without the tanning...
8 Reviews The "palais des Rohan" was built for the infamous Rohan family who detained the town's bishopship during several decades. The palace presents the architectural specificity to be the only 'historical'...
5 Reviews The Barrage (dam) Vauban (aka the great lock) was built around 1690, using the plans from the king's Louis XiV architect Vauban (thus the name). It was intended to reinforce the town's security : the...
5 Reviews Strasbourg is a host for several European institutions. One of them is Council of Europe. It is the oldest international organization working towards European integration, founded in 1949. It is...
4 Reviews Église Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune (Church Saint Peter the New) stands at the end of Petite rue de l'Église/Klein Krichgass. Three churches have been built one after the other on the same place. There...
2 Reviews Point Saint Martin is second most famous bridge in Petite France. From the bridge is great view of canal and half timbered houses. Under the bridge is great restaurant with gallery which was washing...
1 Review Visit the Musee de l'Oeuvre Notre-Dame. This museum dedicated to art of the Strasbourg and upper Rhine region is set in a magnificent group of ancient buildings, the oldest being from the 14th...
2 Reviews At the convergence of the rivers Ill and Aar is Le pont d'Auvergne. Sitting in this place is another magnificent church, L'eglise Saint Paul. Rather spectacular views of the church is afforded...
1 Review This strange masqued horse (signed by Mimmo Paladino) stands on the entrance roof of the "Musee d'Art Moderne et Contemporain". The new glass and pink sandstone building hosts since 1998 works from...
Maryimelda Says: Wikipedia describes the Kammerzell House thus:"The Kammerzell House (Alsatian: Kammerzellhüs, French: Maison Kammerzell, German: Kammerzellhaus) is one of the...
Maryimelda Says: Anyone who has ever been to Europe and especially to Germany or the Alsace in France will know very well about half timbered houses. Some are better kept than...
Tom_Fields Says: Do you want a change of scene? Perhaps a little greenery? The University Gardens offer a chance to escape the urban hustle and bustle. These are among the most...
jamiema Says: The oldest and most beautiful of Strasbourg's string of green parks is l'Orangerie, which, as the name suggests, comprises of the grounds of the old Orangery....
The protestant church of Saint Pierre le Jeune
mariev Says: This gothic style church has a rather complex history : built between 1250 and 1320 on the site of a merovinginian chapel dedicated to Saint Colomban, it became...
mariev Says: This medieval town house (dated from the XVI th century), typical of the Alsacian architecture is one of the most photographied buildings in Strasbourg.It's...
Visit the Orangerie, a great park
Beausoleil Says: When you are tired of cities, just take a bus to the Orangerie and you are transported into a quiet, peaceful garden in the heart of Strasbourg where you can...
Take a half day trip to Colmar
Maryimelda Says: Colmar is a gorgeous little town about half hour by train from Strasbourg. It is filled with quaint and colourful half-timbered houses which are a delight even...
Maryimelda Says: The River Ill can be found in the Alsace region of north-eastern France. It runs through Mulhouse, Colmar, Selestat and most notably Strasbourg. It begins in...
traveloturc Says: Notable distinctly medieval streets: Rue Mercière, Rue des Dentelles, Rue du Bain aux Plantes, Rue des Juifs, Rue des Frères, Rue des Tonneliers, Rue du...
Statue of Jean-Baptiste Kleber
Maryimelda Says: In the square known as Place Kleber, is a statue of General Jean-Baptiste Kléber, under which is a vault containing his remains. He was born in Strasbourg in...
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1 Review and 183 Opinions I toured Alsace by bicycle in mid-September, 2008. After the group ride was over, I stayed for 3...
Comfort Hotel Strasbourg Ouest
2 Reviews and 319 Opinions Little bit far from centre, because you can´t walk straight all the way to town, as we thought, but...
1 Review and 103 Opinions La Residence Jean-Sebastien Bach is a four stars hotel located in front of Park Orangerie. The...
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In summer many French cities set up a carousel in a main square downtown. Strasbourg is no exception and the children appeared to love it.You can take the...
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Q: My friend and I are seeking an apt for 1 week in early July 2012. One place we found is on rue de la première armée. Can anyone...
A: The area is fine. You will be at walking distance from the old city center (Petite France). One end of rue de la Première Armée is just on the other side of the bridge...
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You can visit Strasbourg any time from January through November. In December, you will not visit Strasbourg but the Marchés de Noël in Strasbourg. The typical small wooden booths will have mushroomed...
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Opera and Cycling in Strasbourg
When people ask me which opera I would take with me to a desert island if I could only take one, I always say it would be Don Carlos, by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) -- but all seven versions. On a...
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Strasbourg - At the crossroads of Europe
Strasbourg holds a special place in my heart : I have a common point with the European Community : we where both born there (even if i'm " technically" born in Ougadougou - i arrived in Strasbourg...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Strasbourg. I'd love to share with you the 20 tips I've written, the 26 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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STRASBOURG - The Beautiful Capital of Alsace
The city of Strasbourg has existed in one form or another for thousands of years. In Roman times its was an important city in Upper Germany, with the name Argentoratum, and became and Episcopal See in...
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