Meet your guide in front of the Cathedral. This is a great way to get acquainted with the city's history and layout.

Climb to the top for panoramic views of the city and the surrounding region. Admire the astronomical clock inside.

Explore traditional Alsatian life and culture through its diverse collections of furniture, costumes, and everyday objects. It is housed in a set of historic buildings along the Ill river.

See the European Quarter and Petite France from a different perspective. Several companies offer tours departing near the Cathedral.

Explore the former princely palace, now housing several museums including archaeology and fine arts. Focus on the Rohan Palace's architecture and history.

Wander through the iconic neighborhood with its canals, half-timbered houses, and flower-lined bridges. Look for the best views along the Rue du Bain aux Roses.

Visit this historic market square, especially lively on weekends. Search for unique artisan crafts and local produce.

Enjoy a relaxed evening at a wine bar in the Petite France area. Order a glass of local Gewurztraminer wine.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this beautiful park, visit the small zoo, and perhaps rent a rowboat on the lake. It's a great spot for relaxation.

This interactive science center is perfect for all ages, offering hands-on exhibits that make learning fun and engaging. Allow ample time to explore.

Strasbourg's largest public square, perfect for a mid-afternoon break. Admire the architecture and perhaps enjoy a coffee at a nearby cafe.

Seek out a local boulangerie or patisserie in the city center and try a Kougelhopf or a slice of Tarte Crumble aux Pommes. These sweet treats are a delightful way to experience local flavors.