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Strasbourg is the capital of the Alsace region, on the German border, a city that blends French and German cultures perfectly. Its old-town core, Grande Île, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a towering pink sandstone cathedral. The Petite France quarter is full of half-timbered houses along the canals, beautiful as a fairy tale. The city is also home to the European Parliament and is known for one of the oldest Christmas markets in Europe.
Why stay in Strasbourg
Pink sandstone cathedral
The Cathédrale Notre-Dame, 142 meters of pink sandstone, was once the tallest building in the world.
Half-timbered houses on the canal
Petite France, a quarter of half-timbered houses along the canals, fairy-tale beautiful in Alsatian style.
European capital
Home to the European Parliament and the Council of Europe, a symbol of French-German reconciliation.
The legendary Christmas market
Christkindelsmärik, one of the oldest Christmas markets in France, running since 1570.
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Local dishes to try in Strasbourg
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Tarte flambée
A thin crust baked with crème fraîche, onions, and bacon, a famous Alsace dish.
📍 Alsatian restaurants - 2🥬
Choucroute
Sauerkraut braised with sausages and various cuts of pork, a main dish of Alsace.
📍 Local restaurants - 3🥨
Pretzel
A knotted, salt-sprinkled pretzel, a German-Alsatian-style snack.
📍 Bakeries - 4🍷
Alsace white wine
Riesling and Gewürztraminer whites from the vineyards on the slopes of the Vosges.
📍 Wine bars - 5🍰
Kouglof
A ring-shaped yeast cake with raisins and almonds, a local Alsatian treat.
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Strasbourg Cathedral
A Gothic cathedral in pink sandstone, with an astronomical clock and a viewpoint up the tower.
📍 Grande Île - 2🏘️
Petite France
A quarter of half-timbered houses along the canals, a former district of tanners and millers.
📍 Old town - 3🌉
Ponts Couverts
Medieval bridges and towers spanning the canal, a great photo spot paired with Petite France.
📍 Old town - 4🇪🇺
European Parliament
The modern, curved European Parliament building, open for visits on certain days.
📍 Wacken district - 5🏛️
Place Gutenberg
An old-town square with a statue of Gutenberg, inventor of the printing press.
📍 Grande Île - 6🚤
Batorama River Cruise
A boat tour around the Grande Île, passing Petite France and the European Parliament.
📍 Old town
Things to do in Strasbourg
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3 Strasbourg hotels our team picked for you
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★ 9.1Upper-midHôtel Cour du Corbeau Strasbourg - MGallery
#3 Historic building · 16th-century half-timbered house
★ 9.1Upper-midHôtel & Spa Le Bouclier d'Or
#6 legendary boutique · 16th-century mansion in Petite France
★ 9.0LuxuryHôtel & Spa Régent Petite France
#1 canalside · heart of UNESCO Petite France
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Maison Rouge Strasbourg Hotel & Spa, Autograph Collection
#2 Location · right on Place Kléber
Hôtel Les Haras
#4 Design hotel · former royal stable on Grande Île
Hôtel LÉONOR the place to live
#7 design hotel · 18th-century building in the heart of Grande Île
Hôtel Beaucour
#9 boutique · Alsatian half-timbered building with a hidden garden by the Ill river
Hôtel Hannong & Wine Bar
#11 Artist boutique · Wine bar + rooftop in the heart of town
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🚆 Getting around Strasbourg
Tramway
A six-line network covers the whole city, connecting the train station and the old town.
Walk the old-town island
Grande Île is a pedestrian zone; you can wander to see the cathedral and Petite France.
Vélhop bikes
Strasbourg is a leading cycling city, with bike lanes and rental points all over town.
TGV from Paris
The high-speed train from Paris to Strasbourg takes about 1 hour 50 minutes.
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See this city's guide →Frequently asked — where to stay in Strasbourg
When is the best time to visit Strasbourg?+
From late November to Christmas it's lively with the Christmas market, while May to September has nice weather and fewer crowds.
Is Strasbourg a French or German city?+
It's a French city in the Alsace region, but it switched to German hands several times, so its culture and food blend both nations.
How many days are enough for Strasbourg?+
1-2 days is just right for the old town and Petite France, or use it as a base to explore the Alsace wine villages.
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