Since the city is located on the border of France and Germany, the influence of these two countries has equally affected its cultural background and lifestyle. Just make a walk in Strasbourg, and you will see typical German streets that border with houses built in best traditions of French architecture. Restaurants of Strasbourg offer to taste delicious German beer and best sorts of French wines. The local cuisine is also diverse and unique.
For many years the Astronomical clock has been the symbol of Strasbourg; it is the unique landmark of the Renaissance. It was created in 1842 by the best Swiss craftsmen. The clock is … Open
Strasbourg is an excellent place for family vacation, as a variety of entertainment places is represented here literally at the every step. The Botanic Garden with its impressive size and … Open
There is an incredibly romantic Little France in the city. Its entire territory is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This picturesque historic area maintains wonderful half-timbered houses that were occupied in the 16th century by local craftsmen and fishermen. This area is loved by hikers. They often walk along the miniature embankment of the Il river, admire the historic buildings located on its shores and visit the restaurants and craft shops that occupy old buildings.
1. Travelers arriving to the airport of Strasbourg are recommended to get to the city center by express train. The tariff will be not more than 4 euros and the journey would take less than … Open
A beautiful church of St. Peter The Young was built in the 11th century. It is also a real gold mine of historical and artistic values. The church contains unique frescoes of the 14th century. Its hall is illuminated by huge chandeliers. Massive antique furniture made of dark wood is everywhere. The most exciting architectural landmark is the house of Kammertzel. It was built in the 15th century. After the last reconstruction, it acquired unique features of the Renaissance style. The main feature of the historic building is multiple windows with an exquisite figured frame. Miniature figures of various bible characters and mythical creatures are distinguishable on its facade. In total, the unusual building has 75 windows. However, not everyone can correctly recount them on the first try.
Discovering the architecture of Strasbourg from bird's eye view! Eglise Saint Paul, Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Church, Saint Thomas Church, Palace of Europe, Museum of Modern Art, Historical Museum of Strasbourg, all those monuments are defining the image of Strasbourg … Open