Journey to Lake Constance
From Paris to Strasbourg, Zürich, and Konstanz, follow the Rhine by train, pausing for bridges, old towns, and lake paths.
Strasbourg, a city on the French-German border, is renowned for its blend of cultures and stunning architecture. The Gothic Strasbourg Cathedral dominates the skyline, while the canals of La Petite France provide a picturesque charm. Strasbourg’s role as a European Union hub and its vibrant culinary scene, featuring Alsatian delicacies, make it a captivating destination.
Neighbourhoods in and around Strasbourg
Holidays by land and sea
Explore the Grande Île, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and admire Strasbourg's huge Gothic cathedral. Nearby, you'll find the carved Kammerzell House, Palais Rohan and Place Kléber, the largest square.
Rent a canoe or kayak and paddle along the Ill River to discover Strasbourg from the water. Guided tours offer views of the tranquil Ill Walt Nature Reserve, or you can explore the city itself.
Visit L'Église Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune, a Protestant church built on the site of a 6th-century chapel. Inside, you'll find 14th-century frescoes and 11th-century cloisters still in remarkable condition.
The Palais Rohan, built in the 18th century for the Prince-Bishop, is a grand residence with three museums inside: Archaeology, Decorative Arts and Fine Arts, offering insights into Alsatian history.
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