Visit Strasbourg, discover its culture and monuments

Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace has a very rich patrimony.

What you must see :

 The cathedral of Notre-Dame, a masterpiece of Gothic art
 The Kammerzell house : enjoy a journey back in time
 The Petite France quarter : "The district on the waters"
 The Church of Saint-Thomas, an intriguing mystery
 The European institutions

Main attractions

 The "Egyptian" house, an oriental dream come true
 The banks of the river Ill
 The Church of Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune (protestant), a well-hidden treasure
 The Krutenau... a fascinating student district
 The Place de la République, a monumental masterpiece
 The Synagogue de la Paix, Renaissance

Museums and other discovery sites

 The Palais Rohan (Decorative Arts Museum, Fine Arts Museum, Archaelogical Museum)
 The Oeuvre Notre-Dame Museum
 The Alsatian Museum
 The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
 The Historical Museum
 The Zoological Museum
 The Tomi Ungerer Museum - International illustration centre

- Le Vaisseau, learn all about science while having fun !
 The Planetarium
 The Naviscope Alsace
 The "Secrets of Chocolate" Museum
 The Museum of Seismology and Earth Magnetism
 The Mineralogy Museum

An all-consuming passion

In Strasbourg, cooking is more than just an art of living, it is a vibrant and living culture backed up by centuries of tradition, yet constantly experimenting and innovating, driven on by the talent of the great chefs and the dynamism of the city’s restaurant owners. Traditional Alsatian specialities such as sauerkraut, baeckeoffe, flambé tart, spaetzle and foie gras can be best enjoyed in the "winstubs", local Alsatian taverns known for their friendly atmosphere. Strasbourg is renowned for its hundreds of restaurants and brasseries offering the latest culinary trends and dishes from all around the world