Welcome in Strasbourg - Eurometropolitan Office of Tourism, …
Treat yourself to a visit to Strasbourg: thanks to its marvellous setting, various types of visits and the many activities your kids will love, it’s the perfect place for a great family experience!
Discovering Strasbourg - Eurometropolitan Office of Tourism, …
Over the centuries, Strasbourg has forged an identity founded on the dual influences of both France and Germany. This specificity has made it a surprisingly diverse metropolis. Discover the fascinating quarters of Strasbourg and the surrounding area!
Must-see attractions - Eurometropolitan Office of Tourism, Leisure …
Surrounded by the Ill River, Grande Ile, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the historic centre of Strasbourg. In addition to the iconic Strasbourg Cathedral and the must-see Kammerzell House, there’s a whole host of sights to be enjoyed here.
Strasbourg and its surrounding area
Strasbourg has 32 attractive towns and villages around it; together, they form the Eurometropolis. So many treasures to discover: half-timbered houses, traditional farms, castles, fine homes, Catholic and Protestant churches, chapels, synagogues, military forts, parks, gardens, and more!
Strasbourg, capital of Christmas
“Strasbourg, capital of Christmas” is exceptionally renowned. Every year, close to two million visitors flock to the Alsatian capital to experience its enchanting market. For over a month, Strasbourg is imbued with a festive, spiritual ambiance with few parallels anywhere else in Europe .
The 10 most instagrammable places in Strasbourg
Strasbourg is packed with spots each more picturesque than the last. So much so that even when you live here it’s pretty difficult to walk through the city without feeling the urge to take a photo! Here are my top 10 most photogenic places in Strasbourg.
Calendar - Office de tourisme de Strasbourg et sa Région
Want to go out in Strasbourg? Make the most of life in the Eurometropolis? Here’s a full calendar of things to see and do! Exhibitions, festivals, concerts and shows, sports events, festive evenings, family activities, nature excursions, and more!
The cathedral of Notre-Dame - Strasbourg
Strasbourg cathedral is an outstanding masterpiece of Gothic art. The construction of the Romanesque cathedral, of which only the crypt and the footprint remain, began in 1015. The spire of the current building, in a Gothic style, was completed in 1439.
The cathedral - Office de tourisme de Strasbourg et sa Région
Strasbourg Cathedral is the symbol of the city. Constructed of pink sandstone from the Vosges Mountains, it took nearly 3 centuries of work to complete this “gigantic and delicate marvel”, as Victor Hugo called it.
Strasbourg, Capital of Christmas, in a weekend
To start exploring Strasbourg, the Capital of Christmas, we suggest heading straight for the historical Petite France district. In this area, you’ll find a unique, magical ambiance thanks to the subtly decorated half-timbered houses, beautifully reflected in the canal, and, in Louise Weiss and Suzanne Lacore Squares, you’ll find the Advent ...