Wander through the cobbled streets of Strasbourg's UNESCO-listed Old Town, where medieval treasures await at every turn. The best way to visit Strasbourg is on foot, so you do not miss the beauty and romance of this medieval and modern city! Picturesque streets lined with half-timbered houses, winding alleys of shops and restaurants, and elegant courtyards. There are about 12 museums in Strasbourg for history fans, art lovers, or treasure hunters ready to visit a cellar created in 1395 in the cave of les Hospices de Strasbourg, where the world's oldest wine from 1472 has been kept!

Marvel at the awe-inspiring Strasbourg Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture that has stood for centuries as a symbol of the city's grandeur. The Cathedral of Notre Dame de Strasbourg is the city’s number one attraction, with nearly 4 million visitors annually. The sheer monumental size and exquisite detail are mind-boggling, featuring medieval stained-glass windows, a 14 meters high rose window, and its astronomical clock, which lures the crowds throughout the day and especially at 12h30 pm when a parade of automaton figures, including the apostles, takes place.

Discover the city's romantic side as you cruise along the tranquil waters of L’Ill River, meandering through charming half-timbered houses painted the colors of a pastel rainbow around flower-lined bridges. From the magic of Petite France, Strasbourg's quaint canal district captivates your senses with its fairytale ambiance. To the architecturally splendid Neustadt area or funky areas like the Place d Austerlitz, you can rack up the footsteps here, in this small big city. All those burned calories will be replaced undoubtedly as Strasbourg is a gastronomy city.

Postpone your diet and indulge your taste buds in a gastronomic journey through Alsace's rich culinary heritage. Savor the tantalizing flavors of traditional Alsatian cuisine, from coq au Riesling with spaetzle to aromatic choucroute or famous Alsatian cheesecake, and Experience the creativity of modern cuisine in casual or Michelin Star restaurants.

Strasbourg, the capital of Europe, offers a lot of festivals and cultural events such as Festival Musica (Sept/October), Strasbourg Biennale of Contemporary-Art, Strasbourg Jazz Music Festival (May-June), and, of course, Strasbourg's world-renowned Christmas markets! It’s the quintessential winter destination.making Strasbourg Capital De NOEL. Immerse yourself in the festive spirit as you browse through artisanal crafts and sample seasonal treats!

Discover the dynamic blend of cultures that define Strasbourg as the capital of Europe. After World War II, Winston Churchill called for a Union of European nations, with the goal of winning an enduring peace by weaving the economies of France and Germany together. Given that Strasbourg had changed hands between Germany and France so many times, it was logical that it be the capital of the future European Union. Today, Strasbourg shares the administrative responsibilities of The European Parliament with Brussels and is the headquarters of the European Council. Dive into European history, explore the impressive European Parliament, and delve into the city's rich history as a crossroads of nations, where French flair meets German influence in a harmonious fusion.