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Weather in Strasbourg. Actual conditions and forecast

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Map of Strasbourg temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Strasbourg area

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More to see in Strasbourg
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 located at the Strasbourg Cathedral. Movie about clock creation history is shown at the Cathedral every noon; lots of interesting stories are associated with this artifact. Built on top of ancient Roman temple, Cathedral is also one of the most important places to visit. The very first church in its place dated back to 11th century, while the Gothic building was founded late in 13th century; it has preserved to these days and is admired by tourists. Cathedral keeps a lot of unique artifacts including five centuries old cathedral pulpit and a Gothic font. After admiring the Cathedral, it's worth to visit Place Kleber, which is the biggest square in the city. It was named after General Jean-Baptiste Kleber. Memorial to General is located at the center of it and reminds citizens about his deeds. Next to the wonderful Place Kleber is the Aubette palace built in late 18th century. The palace was recently open after throughout reconstruction and today everyone can walk through richly decorated halls of the palace. Kammerzell House is one of the most impressive landmarks of 16th century. Nowadays it hosts a very popular national restaurant. Built from clay and massive wooden beams it is one of the most remarkable buildings in Strasbourg. Another important place to visit is the Baroque Rohan Palace. … Read further

Strasbourg guide chapters

Cultural excursion through Strasbourg - things to see

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 located at the Strasbourg Cathedral. Movie about clock creation history is shown at the Cathedral every noon; lots of interesting stories are associated with this artifact. Built on top of ancient Roman temple, Cathedral is also one … Open

Attractions and active leisure

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 huge collection of plants is very popular among fans of walking tours. Founded back in 17th century it hosts over six hundreds of various plants and flowers. There are beautiful resting zones with benches all around the garden and a … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Strasbourg has over six hundreds of various dining places to offer. Every connoisseur will be able to find restaurant to meet his demands. Among restaurants specializing on the local cuisine tourists often point out La cuilliere a pot. It offers a broad selection of meals, pleasant atmosphere and affordable prices, but it's recommended to book a table in advance. If you visit La cuilliere a pot for the first time, … Open

Travel guide to Strasbourg

The Church of St. Thomas is the largest Lutheran church in the city. According to historical data, the very first Christian chapel was built there in the 6th century. The church has remained practically unchanged from that time. Its facade is a vivid example of the Romanesque style. The strict facade uncovers a very impressive interior. The church keeps many unique artifacts and works of art. A beautiful church of … Open

Advices for travellers

4. The central part of the city is almost completely closed to vehicles; a popular mode of transport is bike. The most popular bike rentals among holidaymakers are near the train station and on the rue des Bouchers. The cost of renting two-wheeler is 7 to 10 euros per day. 5. It is convenient to move around the city on buses and trams; there is single ticket for these modes of transport. It can be bought at any … Open

Strasbourg sightseeing

Strasbourg Cathedral, which is known far beyond the country, is, certainly, the main attraction of the city. This magnificent Gothic structure was built in the 7th century and for a long time this was the tallest building in Europe. Opposite to the cathedral is located another beautiful building - Rogan`s Palace, which halls hold the exhibition of the art museum. Here you can see the collection of items made by … Open

Climate in France and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

If you want to visit France with the aim of sightseeing, it is best to come during the summer, late spring, or early autumn. At these times, the weather is most comfortable for long walks, and there are practically no rainy days. If you really like beach holidays, then paying a visit to the French Riviera or the Atlantic coast is best from July to September. During this period, the water temperature reaches 25 degrees Celsius. There is no autumn season on the Atlantic. However, on the Mediterranean in particularly hot years, it is during the warm autumn days that more tourists come. Exhausting heat disappears, and the water temperature remains high. Tourists usually come to France from the end of November, for the sake of winter entertainment. In the Alps, there is a full house up to the beginning of April, but on the slopes of the Pyrenees Mountains there are usually much fewer tourists. If you want to experience the most colorful Catholic holidays, it is worthwhile to visit France during the period when these holiday dates coincide. The centers of pilgrimage are La-Salett, Lisieux, and Rocamadour. … Open

Atmosphere of France: religion and languages

The official language in France is French. This clause is even included in the Constitution of the Country. It should be noted that the Constitution also provides for the need of all officials to communicate exclusively in French. Even all commercial publications, which are published in France, must be written exclusively in French. However, non-commercial texts may well be published in any other language. Please note that the French language is native to almost 90% of the population of France. That is why there is no excessive worry about the single state language. The teaching of regional and state languages ​​in schools is quite a controversial issue. There are many officials who are supporters of the study of regional languages ​​and are known to be zealously fighting this cause. … Open

Weather in the region of Strasbourg

Rust
The town hall building is another notable landmark of Rust. The orange colored building with the tiled roof was finished at the beginning of the 17th century. Starting from that time and until our days, the town hall hasn’t lost its importance and is still ... Open »
Alsace
On the territory of Elsass, there are more than ten wonderful castles, some of which are aged over 700 years. One of the most famous castles is Koenigsbourg. It was built in 1147 and has been excellently preserved after a hundred years. The castle is located on the ... Open »
Baden-Baden
Baden-Baden is famous for its historic thermal baths, one of the most famous and beautiful baths are considered to be in the "Caracalla". This swimming complex opened relatively recently, in the 80s of the last century, while the very first thermals founded in the era ... Open »
Freiburg im Breisgau
The Freiburg brooks are the most unusual symbol of the city. Such drains used to be called brooks. They were built in the 12th century and remained up to now. Initially, the drains have been used for domestic needs, including the diverting of wastewater and the ... Open »
Karlsruhe
An interesting historical symbol of the city is the Castle of Gottesaue. It was built on the site of an ancient Benedictine abbey. The construction of the castle began in 1588 and lasted nine years. During the long history of the castle, it was repeatedly destroyed ... Open »
Saarbrucken
On one of the historic streets in Saarbrücken is located Castle church built in the 15th century. It is an outstanding sample of Gothic architecture. Like many other historic buildings in the city, it was badly damaged during the Second World War. However, the church ... Open »
Tubingen
The old Market Square is the starting point for many excursion programmes. The square is surrounded by beautiful half-timbered houses. The Neptune Fountaine is considered its main decoration. In the immediate vicinity of the square, you'll find a lot of significant ... Open »
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