Choses à faire à Strasbourg 

“It is truly impossible to visit Strasbourg without wandering in the streets of La Petite France (Small France)... Romantic small streets, little canal, busy restaurants, ... The name of the area sounds lovely, but it actually refers to the hospital where soldiers were being quarantined ... so much for the romanticism... ;-) ... but really the area is lovely .... ”

“over a thousand of years this awesome Cathedral has been built, and for sure u won't pass in Strasbourg without visiting this amazing piece of art.”

“Beautiful cathedral, and paid entry (small fee, less than 5€) to go up its tower, from which you get a beautiful view that overlooks the whole town”

“Nice French style with an artificial lake and café. Playground for kids, very relaxed. ”

“This is a beautiful building that will take you back a few hundred years. The museum is dedicated to local craft, popular culture from the XIXth century. Very pleasant to visit in the city centre”

“The MAMC in Strasbourg houses permanent and temporary exhibitions with artists like Monet, Sisley, Magritte, Ernst, Kandinsky. The centerpiece of the museum is a majestic work by Gustave Doré entitled Le Preatorium which is over 9 m high. The museum is a great entrypoint into Strasbourg centre.”

“Si vous avez besoin de faire du shopping Place Rivetoile sera bien pour acheter de cadeaux. If you need to do some shopping Place Rivetoile will be a good place to go for buying some presents.”

“love politics? this on of the biggest political building in Europe I guess and here where European decisions are taken ”

“tres amusant et trop beau batiment Too funny and such a nice old bulding Sehr amusante und ein shon Haus”

“Walkable distance from the flat, a vast park, where families go on weekends (there is a small farm) with their children”

“Get on a boat and enjoy a tour of the city on the water with an audio description available in many languages, worth doing, very interesting to discover the city historically. Preferable to be done on a sunny day so the boat does not have a roof”

“Worth a visit to understand Strasbourg's complex history and discover the Middle Age Golden Age of the Free city. not to miss :an 18th century model of the city which depicts the exact situation at that time.”

“très belle programmation d'oeuvres classiques et création contemporaines. Programmation sensible à l'influence germanique avec des oeuvres régulières de Richard Wagner et Richard Strauss. Chanteurs et musiciens de très bon niveau. Concerts apéritifs très recommandables le samedi midi”

“Ancienne citadelle du XVIIe siècle construite par Vauban A stronghold from the XVIIth century by the military architect of the Sun King”