This cathedral is very large and entry is free. If there is a line don’t worry it moves very fast. I wanted to focus on the process of how to get tickets for astronomical clock presentation. You must go into the cathedral as if you were touring it and then proceed to the gift shop which is at the exit. They will not let you just go to the gift shop. The tickets cost 4 euros. Tickets are not sold in advance or on the website. At 11:30 you are allowed access to the clock through the side entrance. If you are standing in front of the cathedral it will be to your right. There is not any seating except for along the wall on steps and only a few. At 12:00 noon there is a video that covers the making of the clock and explains how it works. It is absolutely fascinating and without understanding how the clock works, it may not be as interesting when you see the clock work. At 12:30 the clock has its daily presentation. I highly recommend doing this!

Our visit to Strasbourg Cathedral was nothing short of awe-inspiring. From the moment we laid eyes on its intricate facade, I was captivated by its sheer grandeur. This Gothic masterpiece is a testament to human craftsmanship and devotion. The cathedral's stunning architecture, with its soaring spire, intricate sculptures, and breathtaking stained glass windows are magnificent. The intricate details of the sculptures tell a story of centuries of dedication and artistic brilliance. Stepping inside, we were greeted by the serene beauty of the interior. The play of light through the stained glass windows created a mesmerising kaleidoscope of colors, casting a warm and ethereal glow throughout the nave. The cathedral also houses fascinating historical artifacts and exhibitions that offer a glimpse into its rich past and the history of Strasbourg itself. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture lover, or simply seeking a moment of tranquility and reflection, Strasbourg Cathedral is a must-visit. It's a place where the past and present converge, leaving an indelible mark on all who have the privilege of experiencing its grandeur. Strasbourg Cathedral is not just a building; it's an absolute highlight of any visit to this beautiful

Unbelievably beautiful. The detail and size is so hard to imagine. It was literally one of the most beautiful places that I have ever seen. Mostly tourists of course and lots of tourist traps but very worth it.

We had a wonderful time exploring the 2023 Christmas markets. I want to provide some useful information. If you’re handicapped you should be aware that after 11am they close some of the downtown tram stops. You will not be able to use a cab or Uber. Prepare for a walk on cobblestone. If your schedule permits avoid the weekends. I hope this helps and have a great time.

This is an astounding cathedral with glorious stained glass windows and candles. But the highlight is the astronomical clock in the far corner, still calculating accurate time (except for DST, which didn't exist then!) Go early to avoid crowds.

The cathedral is free to visit. The lines to enter can be long but they move very quickly. There were at least two separate lines to enter so it doesn’t matter which line you are in. Be prepared to have your bags checked for weapons. Have everything open to expedite the process. This cathedral is still active and should be treated as a sanctuary/temple. Keep the noise to the quietest whisper possible. They will shush you over the intercom. The architecture is absolutely stunning and takes your breath away. Make sure you see the unique 1800s clock which provides both astronomical & calendrical information. It’s beautiful! They also have a great gift shop which has something for everyone. Definitely glad we visited.

This is an impressive cathedral, although the interior is not that spectaculair as in other big Franch cathedrals. the organ is wonderful but poorly ligttened. The roof offers an excellent view. This cathedral is very popular so expect a long que.

Strasbourg's catholic cathedral goes by a few different names; Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg, Cathedrale Notre Dame and the Strasbourg Minster. In 1988, due to its impressive Gothic architecture it was added to the UNESCO world heritage list. The astronomical clock, stained glass windows dating 12-14th c, and the pillar of angels were a few of my favorite highlights.

Strasbourg Cathedral, a colossal masterpiece of 13th-century Gothic architecture, dominates the skyline with its awe-inspiring presence. From its intricate spires to the imposing facade, every detail of this cathedral exudes a sense of grandeur and historical significance. The sheer size of the cathedral is enough to make anyone feel small in comparison, a testament to the ambitious vision of the architects who crafted this marvel centuries ago. The soaring spires reach for the heavens, casting intricate shadows that dance across the intricate stone carvings adorning the exterior. Entering the cathedral, one is immediately struck by the vastness of the interior space. The play of light through the stained glass windows creates a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of colors that adds a spiritual and contemplative atmosphere to the visit. The architectural details inside are a testament to the craftsmanship of the medieval builders. From the ribbed vaults to the delicate tracery of the rose window, each element tells a story of both faith and artistic achievement. The cathedral's interior feels like a time capsule, transporting visitors to an era where devotion and craftsmanship merged seamlessly. While the sheer scale and intricate details might be overwhelming for some, it's precisely this intimidation factor that makes Strasbourg Cathedral a must-visit for lovers of architecture and history. The climb to the top offers panoramic views of Strasbourg, providing a unique perspective on the city and its surroundings. In conclusion, Strasbourg Cathedral is more than just a building; it's a testament to human ingenuity and devotion. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or someone seeking a spiritual experience, a visit to this Gothic marvel is an unforgettable journey back in time.

Wonderful old cathedral built in the 1200s. There are several entrances for different things. Most people will just want the main entrance on the left side looking at the front for free entry. There are also entrances to climb the stairs to various levels, but those cost money. Don’t miss the museum of the church across the square to the right looking at the front door. Worth a visit.