The capital of France’s Grand Est lies to the west of the Rhine River. Strasbourg has an interesting past, characterized by power struggles, annexations, sieges, and occupations, all of which have contributed to building the city we know today. Its medieval roots run clear through its historic center, so much so that in 1988, UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site. Discover the history and culture of this fascinating French city. Visit the Cathédrale Notre-Dame, Palais Rohan, Grande Île, Musée de l’Œuvre Notre-Dame, and Place de la République. The list of things to do in Strasbourg is never-ending.
Travel the famous Alsace wine route. Explore the vineyards while learning about the favorable soil and other conditions that contribute to the area’s spectacular quality wine. For anyone wondering what to do in Strasbourg, a wine or food tour is a wonderful option for discovering its diverse gastronomical offerings. The capital of Grand Est is a food lover's paradise. The land surrounding Strasbourg is culturally rich in culinary specialties. Taste the unique flavors of the French cuisine, influenced by Germanic culinary tradition such as Choucroute, Tarte à l’oignon, Flammekueche or tarte flambée and Coq au Riesling. Let's go
Of all the places to visit in Strasbourg, Petite France is arguably the most romantic district of all. The historic center is characterized by its beautiful canal system, timbered buildings, and charming sites. Explore Little France by wandering around and soaking in the scenery; there is plenty to admire. One of the most iconic places is the Barrage Vauban, a dam spanning the River III that was used as a bridge and defensive structure. For a comprehensive exploration of Little France, you can also take a guided walking tour around Place Kléber, visiting the most popular sites. Petite France is bound to charm you away. Let's go