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Neighborhood: Mairie Sud
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Restaurants
1,294 within 3 miles
Tamil
187
0.2 mi$$ - $$$ • Indian • Grill • Healthy
Pizz'arÔme
313
0.2 mi$ • Italian • Pizza • Street Food
Les chauvins Pere et Fils
415
0.2 mi$$ - $$$ • French • Healthy • Vegetarian Friendly
Le Bistrot Des Cocottes
179
0.1 mi$$ - $$$ • French • European • Healthy
Au Crocodile
1,625
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Zehnerglock
527
477 ft$$ - $$$ • French • European
L'Artisan du Wrap
111
0.3 mi$$ - $$$ • Fast Food • Fusion • Healthy
Au Cruchon
433
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La Table du Gayot
578
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Restaurant - La Cruche
189
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Attractions
148 within 6 miles
Maison Kammerzell
385
145 ftPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
Office de Tourisme de Strasbourg et sa Région
307
167 ftVisitor Centers
L'OBUS DE LA CATHÉDRALE
3
175 ftHistoric Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg
14,931
351 ftPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame
433
371 ftArt Museums • History Museums
Musée historique de la Ville de Strasbourg
594
217 ftSpeciality Museums
Horloge Astronomique
577
317 ftPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
Place Gutenberg
812
279 ftPoints of Interest & Landmarks
Palais de Rohan
746
0.1 miSpeciality Museums
Statue Gutenberg
26
248 ftMonuments & Statues
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4.5
1,121 reviews
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Very good
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Terrible
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Stephen M
Tampa, FL148 contributions
Dec 2019
What a grand city for Christmas Time. Although we have been to Strasbourg in the summer as well. I have to say that the Christmas Market "Capital de Noel" is a fine and grand place. It leaves nothing to the imagination. 9 distinctive and active markets spread through out Petite France. Petite France is the island city of old Strasbourg. It is delightful any time of year but during Christmas Time Strasbourg becomes "Magical;" Throughout the old city its vendors and shops are enough to try the most determined shopper. Plan to spend a considerable amount of time to enjoy the entire experience and relish it. Don't forget to be prepared to walk and wear comfortable shoes. It could very well be an all day and evening experience.
Several very nice and comfortable boutique hotels are in the area. Special events occur throughout the day with music, and accompanied by every type of food and drink imaginable. Strasbourg is well worth a 2 day visit so you can enjoy the stay and not feel rushed.
It is easily accessible and lies in southeastern France and south western Germany Alsace Region. The Alsace Region has flipped between Germany and France over the years and has many families of both decent with combinations of French and German names and lineage. The culture, language and cuisine are all nicely reflected, including signage,cuisine and a unique blend of both cultures. Schools teach and test students in French, German and English.Strasbourg is a true multi cultural city.
Several very nice and comfortable boutique hotels are in the area. Special events occur throughout the day with music, and accompanied by every type of food and drink imaginable. Strasbourg is well worth a 2 day visit so you can enjoy the stay and not feel rushed.
It is easily accessible and lies in southeastern France and south western Germany Alsace Region. The Alsace Region has flipped between Germany and France over the years and has many families of both decent with combinations of French and German names and lineage. The culture, language and cuisine are all nicely reflected, including signage,cuisine and a unique blend of both cultures. Schools teach and test students in French, German and English.Strasbourg is a true multi cultural city.
Written January 8, 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
FattyLondon
London125 contributions
Aug 2021
Originally, my husband was not very keen on visiting Strasboug. Once we got there, he really loved it and found it a very lively city. The 3 days in August were full of life, from morning to night, with a 1.5km of choices of very good restaurants, bars, cafes and shops.
Written September 10, 2021
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
hans-jaguar
Santa Comba Dao, Portugal19,474 contributions
Dec 2019
The Strasbourg City Center district is the historic and geographic heart of the city of Strasbourg, who is located on the Big Island, and is the richest city in Alsace. The city center is part of the UNESCO world heritage.In addition, the city's museums are particularly rich and interesting. Strasbourg is obviously essential not only for its monuments, but also for capturing the different faces of Alsace and Alsatians. Take your time to walk around until the smalles corner of the island, you will not regret your visit.
Written January 16, 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Mosteanu C
Bucharest, Romania147 contributions
Nov 2016 • Couples
In Strasbourg you have 3 different areas to visit. The first one is the area around the cathedral (Notre Dame de Strasbourg) with the beautiful squares (Place de la Cathedrale, Place Kleber, Place Gutenberg, Place Broglie, Place de la Republique etc) and buildings (Maison Kammerzell, Palais Rohan). The second and the most beautiful in my opinion is Petite France with its specific alsacian arhitecture. Here you can enjoy, besides the beautiful scenery, a great traditional meal or a boat ride. From here you can get to the next area, the third one, by boat (Batorama). This third area is the much modern one with all the European institutions (Parlement Europeen, La Cour des droits de l'Homme, Le Conseil de l'Europe). It worths to be mentioned also Le Parc de l'Orangerie (just across the Council of Europe) and Le Parc de la Citadelle. In Alsace you should eat "tarte flambee" and "choucroute".
Written November 15, 2016
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mbc421
Toronto, Canada1,037 contributions
Aug 2017 • Friends
Strasbourg is a beautiful city, most notably for its cathedral, historic buildings, and bridges over the canal. Plan to visit and note:
1. Car use is limited in the city centre. If driving, you will need to find a lot or street parking on the perimeter.
2. They do have streetcar and bus transportation, though once you are in the centre of the city, walking is easy.
3. Cathedral admission is free. During the evening, they have a light show on the side of the building. Check with your hotel or the cathedral for times and dates.
4. There are lots of great sidewalk cafes, bakeries, and specialty food shops.
5. Many high end retailers (Hermes, Louis Vouitton) are here, as well as high end department store Galleries Lafayette.
6. This is a great area to spend a day. If you only have a few hours, you should definitely visit the cathedral and check out a few shops and grab a meal nearby.
1. Car use is limited in the city centre. If driving, you will need to find a lot or street parking on the perimeter.
2. They do have streetcar and bus transportation, though once you are in the centre of the city, walking is easy.
3. Cathedral admission is free. During the evening, they have a light show on the side of the building. Check with your hotel or the cathedral for times and dates.
4. There are lots of great sidewalk cafes, bakeries, and specialty food shops.
5. Many high end retailers (Hermes, Louis Vouitton) are here, as well as high end department store Galleries Lafayette.
6. This is a great area to spend a day. If you only have a few hours, you should definitely visit the cathedral and check out a few shops and grab a meal nearby.
Written August 31, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Bipasa D
York, UK113 contributions
Jul 2019
Beautiful and historic with a majestic Cathedral surrounded by lots of cafes, restaurants and shops. Being almost at the German border, it has quite a strong German influence. The small alleys are particularly enchanting. One can spend hours and hours there.
Written July 14, 2019
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
antomik2014
Brescia, Italy1,138 contributions
Dec 2018
Mixed feeling you get stolling around the narrow streets boarding the canals... Half timbered houses reflects into the water offering a really nice picture of this place.
Tourist friendly city, enjoy wandering around and make sure you don't miss the cathedral and the watch!
Tourist friendly city, enjoy wandering around and make sure you don't miss the cathedral and the watch!
Written February 5, 2019
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Codiak!
Abbotsford, Canada10,229 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend coming here. It is a walkable city and has so much going on that you will thoroughly enjoy your visit. Check out my picts and plan to visit one day!
Written August 3, 2018
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AlbertTraveller
Pisa, Italy150 contributions
Jun 2018 • Business
I was surprised by the beauty of Strasbourg city center. All the buildings are nicely renovated, and the Cathedral surely deserves a long visit. Also walking along the river, especially close to the "Petit France", is nice and relaxing.
Written June 28, 2018
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BearPupSj
San Jose, CA101 contributions
Jun 2018 • Family
Seriously, if you don't check out the region around the center of town, why the heck did you come to Strasbourg? This is a wonderful, quaint little area that wonderful summer, spring, and winter (I've never been in fall).
There is, of course, the cathedral. But there are also a ton of little open-air restaurants in the large staggered squares featuring the half-timbered architecture the area is famous for. Most of the area is for pedestrian traffic and the streets are clean, though if you've got mobility issues, be aware that most of the region is squared-off cobblestones.
Unless you dislike history and culture (and food/drink!), you'll miss out on an important aspect of a visit to Strasbourg!
There is, of course, the cathedral. But there are also a ton of little open-air restaurants in the large staggered squares featuring the half-timbered architecture the area is famous for. Most of the area is for pedestrian traffic and the streets are clean, though if you've got mobility issues, be aware that most of the region is squared-off cobblestones.
Unless you dislike history and culture (and food/drink!), you'll miss out on an important aspect of a visit to Strasbourg!
Written June 8, 2018
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Palvik
Reading, UK11 contributions
We are visiting Strasbourg on a Sunday in March? Will the shops , restaurants and places of tourist interest be open ?
Thanks in advance!
Robert A
Phoenix, AZ3,464 contributions
My guess is definitely yes, this wonderful ancient city has survived- thrived on travelers a thousand years.., not by closing, ever!
dawnpmal
Denver, CO21 contributions
Is there enough to keep a couple busy for 4 days? Is there public transportation from Strasbourg over the border into Germany? thanks!
Damir H
Oberkirch, Germany226 contributions
I am not sure if there is enough to keep you busy for four days,but there are lots of possibilities for a day trips from Strasbourg.Connectons with Germany are very good.Half an hour from Strasbourg is Colmar,one of the most beautiful little towns in France.You can easily go to Karlsruhe,Baden Baden or Freiburg as well.Freiburg is beautiful.Strasbourg is very nice city,but you have a lot of options nearby for a day trips.Interesting thing is that you can go to Germany(Kehl)from Strasbourg by tram.Have a nice trip.
Sa D
11 contributions
le dimanche est ce que les boutiques du centre ville sont ouvertes?
victor raul T
Buenos Aires, Argentina4,510 contributions
No recuerdo que las boutique estén abiertas, si todo los negocios del rubro gastronómico!!!
Kashif Q
1 contribution
How to get here from rust by public transport
Meetropool
Strasbourg, France22 contributions
Take the bus to the train station near Rust. Use then a 24 hours ticket from Herbolzheim and feel free to use also the tram in Strasbourg for free. Check the bus and trains to come home at night or stay one night in Strasbourg eventually.
Darla F
Austin, TX35 contributions
Where is the car park located if you are coming to Centre-ville de Strasbourg from near Heidelberg, Germany? thanx, Darla
Meetropool
Strasbourg, France22 contributions
Hi Darla, the car park is at CENTRE VILLE, near the stock exchange BOURSE.
Darla F
Austin, TX35 contributions
Is there a place to park your rental van to get to Centre-ville de Strasbourg? Thanx, Darla
Meetropool
Strasbourg, France22 contributions
Yes there is a parking at the stock exchange "BOURSE".
Corine C
Bordeaux, France58 contributions
Ou se garer quel parking pour profiter au mieux du centre à pieds ,
FamilleL77
Croissy-Beaubourg, France805 contributions
Parking souterrain Petite France à quelques minutes à pieds du pont Vauban
Frequently Asked Questions about Centre-ville de Strasbourg
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- Hotels near Centre-ville de Strasbourg:
- (0.01 mi) Hotel Cathedrale
- (0.03 mi) Exclusive Hotel Baumann - Maison Kammerzell
- (0.09 mi) Hotel Gutenberg
- (0.06 mi) Hotel Rohan
- (0.14 mi) Hotel Suisse
- Restaurants near Centre-ville de Strasbourg:
- (0.01 mi) To The 12 Apostles
- (0.01 mi) Il Pinocchio
- (0.01 mi) Le Dome
- (0.01 mi) La Grande Dame
- (0.02 mi) Gurtlerhoft