What to see, what to do
à Strasbourg

France

Travel guide Strasbourg

Strasbourg, the heart of Europe, is famous for its medieval architecture and its gastronomic scene.

Connue pour sa cathédrale gothique et son rôle dans l’Union européenne.

Accessible en train, voiture et avion via l’Aéroport de Strasbourg.

Accommodation

From luxury hotels to youth hostels, Strasbourg offers a wide choice.

Gastronomy

Sauerkraut, tarte flambée

What is there to see? What to do?

Notre-Dame Cathedral, Petite France, European Parliament

La Krutenau, L’Orangerie

Promenade en bateau sur l’Ill, vélo le long du canal

Parc de l’Orangerie, Musée Vodou

Christmas Market, Jazz Festival

Activities

Shopping

Place Kléber, Les Galeries Lafayette

Nightlife

Wine bars, clubs and theatres

Did you know?

Strasbourg is bilingual: French and Alsatian
The European Parliament meets here every month
La ville a une île classée au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO
La cathédrale a été la plus haute structure humaine jusqu’en 1874
Strasbourg has the second largest opera house in France

Tips and tricks
Use the tram to get around easily
The best photo spots are the cathedral platform
Réservez les visites du Parlement européen à l’avance

Strasbourg pass for access to various attractions

Hello, I'm Paola, a 41-year-old globetrotter with a deep love for the city of Strasbourg. My passion for discovering hidden corners and the insignificant details that make every city unique, led me to this charming city. Let me tell you, every pavement in Strasbourg has a story to tell, every half-timbered house is a living painting, every Alsatian wine is a celebration of life.

Paola D.

DiamsTrotter Strasbourg