Fun things to do in Strasbourg: 50 fun attractions and activities

The park is beautiful and peaceful. There is a nice lake with ducks and a small white temple that looks very pretty. The grass is green and there are many trees for shade. It is a great place for a walk, a picnic, or to relax. The atmosphere is calm, and it is perfect for sunny days.

Sprawling well kept public park at the edge of Strasbugh. Easily accessible by tram, it was the perfect stop for a picnic. Well marked paths made the ponds easy to find and it was a nice quiet place to relax and unwind away from the hubub and touristy areas

A very nice park, beautiful flower arrangements and animals. The stork‘s are impressive and not only around their nest . A nice waterfall and if you have time rent a boat We will come back

we would loved to stay longer if not raining. it was a quiet garden to walk around to the lake and had to make a quick run when the rain starts pouring.

Big park for all family, some big space for playing and having children play ground. They grow different kinds of flowers at different places. There are free toilets. It is very good to spend relaxing time with family or friends.

Very nice large park with lots of trees, a small lake and nice paths. Great for running, walking or having a picnic. There are ice cream shops in 2 entrances, parking space and playgrounds for children.

Very nice park with the biggest books exchange spot I've ever seen. Tidy and well maintained.

Christmas here is very festive. It is very crowded with people coming from all over the world. But the holiday/christmas feeling is still there. I think people are just minding their own business, each wanting to enjoy their own holiday, no nuisances.

With the Xmas market in full throttle, hard to get around but perfect atmosphere for any festive market. I hope the tradition continues for ages. We stayed on in an apartment opening to the square for a wholesome experience but found that our stairs to the parking lot was the universal toilet for emergencies.

Place Kléber is Strasbourg’s vibrant central square, named after General Kléber in 1840. Surrounded by cafés, shops, and the striking Aubette building, it’s fully pedestrian and alive with events, fountains, and seasonal highlights—like the towering Christmas tree. A perfect spot to soak in city life!

The heart of Strasburg is absolutely beautiful! We came in April and the weather was great and the crowd levels were low! So much amazing architecture, cute shops and cobblestone streets. The views around every corner are amazing.

The old city is gorgeous. However, it is overpopulated so that you can barely enjoy the area.

Beautiful city with old town. It is amazing place to spend time for Christmas time. Lots of festivities and activities. Full of lights and people. We loved it . Looking forward to another trip there.

The Christmas Market and winter decor was very well worth visiting. The market is expansive and decorated nicely. The plaza itself was relatively clean. If you go on Dec 26 or just during the market, please be aware of how cramped it can become towards evening. People can be pushy and disrespectful.

Googled museums and it said that this was a science museum, and it is, but just one for kids, I should have read the fine print. I thought that as long as I am there, why not nuture my inner child and just check it out. Ticket price is pretty cheap, 7 euros I think. Well designed and probably a totally cool place for a kid. It's nice that there are places like this for kids, and for those of us who want to remember what that was like. The exhibits, tasks and games would be very good for children. If you have kids and are in Strasbourg, this would be a nice place to go. They also have seating and possibly beverage or food services for the adults.

Great place to visit with young (and older) children. There are lots of sensory experiences for babies. We loved the outside too. Shame about the cafe being closed but happy there were vending machine options.

We had such a great time here and will definitely be back! If you buy a subscription the same day you come, they'll reimburse your entry. You can bring food and eat it there, but the café doesn't offer much. The website says ideal for 2 and up but my almost one-year-old had a blast.

A great place to take your kids on a rainy day or when they're done with "endless days looking at old houses and churches!" The museum is very interactive and our kids. 7 and 12, would have stayed way longer than the 3 hours we spent there. I'd make sure to bring my own lunch as there are very limited options for buying food but there's a big "family pic-nick area" where people sit down to eat - and grown-ups can sit and drink vending machine coffee. The staff is super friendly and helpful.

It’s okay, but not really what I expected from a “science museum.” It’s more like a big indoor playground with a few fun interactive things here and there. Probably great for younger kids (around 8 and under), but older ones might get bored pretty fast. It wasn’t bad — just not much in terms of real science exhibits.

A very nice science museum, especially well-suited for families with children. You can easily spend at least 2–3 hours exploring the exhibits. It's best to visit on a less busy day, as the museum can get quite crowded and queues often form at the most popular activities. There are many attractions for young children, as well as engaging experiences for older kids and adults. Paid car parking and a free of charge bike locker are available just outside. the museum.

Unfortunately, the restaurant was a big disappointment. The steak was tough, full of gristle, and the sauce had no flavor at all. The duck breast was also very chewy. I honestly don’t understand the high rating (4.6) and all the glowing reviews — it feels like they were written by people who have never tried truly good food. Overall, it’s an absolutely average place and definitely not worth the price.

We have been there in December and it was such a nice experience, with all the beautiful christmas decorations it looked so cute. Really nice.

Amazing night show, beauty! Can’t beat German buildings in France.

The Grande Île is an island that lies at the historic centre of the city of Strasbourg in France. Its name means "Large Island", and derives from the fact that it is surrounded on one side by the main channel of the Ill river and on the other side by the Canal du Faux-Rempart, a canalised arm of that river.

La Grande Île in Strasbourg is a nostalgic treasure, where history whispers through its cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses. As you wander, the majestic silhouette of the Strasbourg Cathedral looms overhead, a constant reminder of the city's rich past. The vibrant atmosphere, filled with the aroma of freshly baked pastries and the sounds of laughter from nearby cafés, evokes memories of leisurely afternoons spent exploring its charming alleys. Each corner reveals a story, from the quaint shops to the scenic canals that reflect the enchanting architecture. This UNESCO World Heritage site captures the essence of Strasbourg, blending French and German influences, making it a unique cultural gem. La Grande Île is not just a place to visit; it's a journey through time, leaving you with a longing to return to its timeless beauty.

A beautiful location, you will feel comfortable even when it’s crowded.you can enjoy if you are a photographer because its attractive views and building.. love to visit it again

It was really nice to spend some times with my family here. History seeps through the twisting lanes and cafe-rimmed plazas of Grande Île, Strasbourg's Unesco World Heritage–listed island bordered by the River Ill. These streets – with their photogenic line-up of wonky, timber-framed houses in sherbet colours – are made for aimless ambling.

Strasbourg is one of the most beautiful cities in France. It’s filled with historic houses and water canals, decorated with vibrant flowers & planters, and the area is filled with cafes, shops and restaurants. A perfect way to explore the city is by walking or a canal tour.. Highly Recommend ❤️💙🇫🇷

In depth museum about the history of Strasbourg in a way that was not boring at all. The model of the city was amazing to see. It is 2 floors and takes about 2 hours to see everything thoroughly. Also the automatic audio guide was nice!

All of the workers were so helpful and kind, even though I could not speak French they were so understanding. Plus the museum was beyond amazing. I learnt so much about the history of Strasbourg and everything was so interesting, I did not understand how the time had passed. I highly recommend visiting this museum if you are in Strasbourg.

Very informative local museum exploring Strasbourg's history as a city with one foot in Germany and one in France (though, it has to be said, it's a bit more interested in the latter). I was surprised to find we'd spent two hours going round the array of fascinating exhibits. My favourites were the four wonderful paintings once commissioned by the gardeners' guild

The museum was small in size, but it captured the entire history of Strasbourg beautifully. It left a deep impression on my children, teaching them many historical facts and sparking their curiosity. If you’re visiting Strasbourg, I highly recommend bringing your kids here — it’s both educational and unforgettable!

Small, but incredible museum. Security was a bit much. One security guard sailed straight into me, demanding that I show him my ticket for entrance. I felt like I was being unreasonably watched the entire time, as if they thought I was going to do something warranting an incident report or police response. One security guard walked past me, and as he passed he made three cryptic coughs, as if to signal to another security guard or employee in the next room that I was entering soon. It was actually quite discomforting. So much so that I decided NOT to spend my money in the boutique on the way out. Regardless, the rest of the experience was incredible and informative, and highly recommended to anyone who would like to learn a brief summary of the history of Alsace from 5000 BC up to the Second World War and implications of the present. Thank you.

A stellar museum detailing the history of Strasbourg and its people and industry from medieval times to the present day. Sorted chronologically with a huge amount of detai and all captions in French, German and English. The city model at a scale of 1:600 on the first floor spectacular. And remarkably cheap, the concessionary rate was €3.50.

A big museum with wide selection. It was the first Sunday of the month so the entrance was for free The museum has 3 floors with selections from different time periods. I learned so much about the history of the city I spent 2 hours there and was not even done

Beautiful place, the design of the museum it’s an art work of the minimalism. The museum it’s small but it have great works of local and international artist. The entrance of the museum have one of the most gorgeous murals that I have ever seen. A must if you have the opportunity to go to Strasbourg.

Very interesting collection! Impressive building. Nice terrace with friendly staff! Definitely worth visiting. The ticket for an adult was 7,50 €. Children till 12 were free.

We arrived when it opened and it was not busy. We toured the first floor as the second floor was closed. Despite having our city pass, admission was free since the second floor was closed. The museum features a small collection of impressionist artists and a variety of modern art. All very interesting.

The exhibition is rich of famous pieces, and the building is also very comfortable to stay for several hours. There's an artcafe on the roof as well, with an awesome view on the city. The only inconvenience was that the wardrobe was closed.

Its a small museum. It is mostly modern art. The building is impressive with nice architectural features, including a large glass wall and patio.

I was here on the first sunday of month it was free entrance I love the museum with their displays it’s very spacious and lot to see generally takes a whole day if you into details they also have a wonderful restaurant on the terrace with great view that’s where you can take a small break.

Amazing place! Beatifull art artifacts and playground for eyes. We spend there hours even with small children. Sometimes hard to get them far from interesting objects or pictures. Recommend to every visitor of this beautiful city 🌆. Enjoy. Restaurant included. If you want to spend whole day there, you can.

This church reflects over a millennium of religious and architectural history. Originally a 7th-century Merovingian church, it evolved into a Romanesque structure in the 11th century and later gained Gothic additions between the 13th and 14th centuries. The church became Lutheran in 1524 and functioned under a shared Catholic-Protestant use (simultaneum) from 1682 until the late 19th century. A major restoration in 1901 unified the space and introduced neo-Gothic elements. A rood screen is an architectural feature in many medieval churches that separates the nave (where the congregation sits) from the chancel or choir (where the clergy perform the liturgy). Typically made of wood or stone, it often includes a central opening flanked by side passages, and it is crowned with a large crucifix ("rood" comes from the Old English word for cross). These screens were both functional and symbolic, marking the division between the secular and sacred areas of the church. While most rood screens were removed during the Reformation, Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune in Strasbourg retains a rare example. It spans five arcades and is topped by a 1780 Silbermann organ. Medieval churches were often richly decorated with colorful wall paintings, though few examples of this survive today. The frescoes at Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune in Strasbourg date from the 14th and 15th centuries and were uncovered in the 19th century. One of the largest frescoes is the “Cortège des Nations” (Procession of the Nations), an allegorical composition showing various peoples advancing toward Christ in majesty. Another is the Navicella, a medieval depiction of a ship representing the Church navigating the seas of the world, echoing Giotto’s famous mosaic in Rome.

We got there by chance. The most impressive church I have been to! It's very old with rich history. The inside decoration is a remaking by the Germans and shows Byzantine elements. There where printed information in all languages, even Greek!

Great gothic church that lets you take a peek into the architecture of the middle ages. Beautiful inside! Just makes me sad to see these churches fundraising for restoration:( would definitely make a visit if you want a quiet place to contemplate or see what a medieval church looked like.

This ancient church is very well-worth a visit. Its main elements date to the late-13th and early-14th centuries though parts are much older. It is particularly notable for its fascinating medieval frescoes, its impressive rib-vaulted roof, its more modern stained glass windows, and its medieval cloister. Very highly recommended.

Great gothic style architectural masterpiece worth visiting while in Strasbourg. The paintings on the wall tell their own story, taking you back to the medieval period when it was built. Although wear and tear is evident, the church is very well maintained.

Église Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune, Strasbourg ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) An absolute hidden gem in the heart of Strasbourg! Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune is a peaceful and atmospheric church with breathtaking architecture and intricate stone carvings. The Gothic entrance alone is a masterpiece, with stunning sculptures and beautiful red doors that draw you in immediately. Inside, it’s calm, spiritual, and full of historical charm. It’s less crowded than the main cathedral, making it a perfect place to slow down and reflect. Open every day from 10 am to 6 pm – a must-visit for lovers of history, architecture, or anyone seeking a quiet, inspiring moment away from the tourist crowds.

Absolutely gorgeous frescoes dating from the medieval period, repainted in 1900. The 14th century roof screen is also spectacular, with the cloister considered the oldest surviving ones north of the Alps. Unfortunately a service was going on so I couldn’t walk all the way around. Free to enter.

I had a great experience visiting the historic cave section and the wine cellar. The entrance is free of charge and there was no queue on a Monday. Seeing the various wine barrels was very interesting, including the story on the barrel from 1472 which is also displayed. The wine from 1472 is still kept in a barrel in that cellar! On a side note, the Hospices building where the cellar is located is really interesting looking and the cellar also offers a cool break from the heat on hot days.

This hidden historic cellar offers good selection of local wines. Being not too touristy and free to enter, makes it a great place to visit, especially if you are a wine lover. There's a rich history behind this place, holding one of the oldest wines in the world! Take care if you are allergic to mould!

I love this wine cave! Not only can you visit the cave with one of the oldest wine in France (1472), and the biggest barrel I've ever heard of (20,000 liters), but you can buy some amazing choice France wine. A great place to visit if you enjoy wine.

Wine cellar that holds the oldest wine in the world. They have lot of old wine barrels and old tunnels used in the past and a piece of history on how wine is used to treat patients. They also have a very big collection of wine you can buy, from all over France as well as from their own production. If you are a wine person, this is a must visit. If you are a big group, you can also book wine tasting.

Must visit. Free entry. They also have shop. A big variety of wine. You can visit all that place

I absolutely adore this place! Every time I visit Strasbourg, I make sure to stop by here. it’s just too special to miss. It’s free to enter, which is a big plus, and it’s a place steeped in rich history. The cave was originally established in 1395, and it holds the oldest barrel-stored wine in the world, dating back to 1472! How amazing is that? Just knowing you’re standing among barrels that have been around for centuries adds a special charm to the place. The selection of wine is impressive—whether you’re into Alsace wines or curious about other French regions, they have it all. There’s a lot to explore in terms of both wines and the historical significance of the hospital itself, as it used to serve the city's sick and poor, with wine playing an important role in the treatments. The ambiance is fantastic—vaulted ceilings, atmospheric lighting, and rows upon rows of bottles. You’ll get to learn about wine production in Alsace, taste a few options, and even pick up some bottles to bring home. It’s not too touristy either, so it’s great if you want a more authentic experience in the heart of Strasbourg. Overall, it’s a brilliant stop if you enjoy history, want to learn about wine, or just fancy a unique experience in the city. Definitely add it to your itinerary!

Great place to go for wine tasting and cooling down! The history is really interesting too

This is a beautiful view! It is worth checking out while in Strasbourg! The bride is beautiful, lots of historic charming buildings & a wisteria covered house that’s right next to the bridge. Bring your camera- very photogenic!!!

Iconic spot in Strasbourg. It is private property but can be enjoyed from the bridge. Happy to have caught it on a sunny day in late summer.

Good place for walking and enjoying the city vide on river side and the water views. Even in city centre, it’s not crowded and no much noises. There is train for site seeing started from cathedral, if you take that you could enjoy the site seeing with less walking. Sunny day will be more nice and great for visitors. From this point you will get nice view of the cathedral. There no much place for siting and enjoying the river side.

This is a charming series of three bridges along with four towers that cross the narrow islands of the River Ill in the Petite France area in Strasbourg. They were constructed during the 13th-century and formed part of the defensive wall around the city during the Middle Ages and are now a Historic Monument of France (1928). Originally made of covered wooden bridges, what you find today are sandstone bridges with cobblestone surface. It is a charming location to walk in between the medieval towers which continue to stand as well. Views in both directions are really nice. It is a great spot to pass by while sightseeing around Petit France.

Interesting spot with long, fascinating history behind it! Entryway to Petite France and Old Strasbourg.. Plenty of eateries and a rotating footbridge nearby!

Island in the city, bridges all around. Free and clean public toilet. Lovely water surrounded area. Worth a visit.

Really unique spot (one of many in this city 😍) - definitely needs to be on your list Beautiful architecture and viewed

Amazing place with a very rich history and interesting collection. The audio guide and its downloadable read-out are full of information and insights. The water tower itself is also absolute eye candy.

This museum is not far from the city center. Is about 20 minutes on your feet. Very atmospheric and nice. A big collection of voodoo stuff. This collection is private, so the entrance you have to pay. It’s costs 14 euro for adults. You will have to scan the qr code and to listen about the collection.

Extremely interesting exhibition which encourages visitors to know more about Voodoo and cultural traditions and diversity. I’ve never visited anything like that. It’s vital to understand the true nature of such cultural things. The museum itself is situated in an ancient tower which makes your visit even more enjoyable. However please note that some exhibits may be shocking. Read some I do in advance.

Unique and interesting exhibition, it is not that big but displayed items are worth your curiosity

pretty interesting museum, but 14 eur a bit too much imho

It was a bit expensive for the fact that you only got to see 3 very small levels with a lack of variety. Despite this, some things were great and looked really interesting

Super interesting audio guide to go with the tour, we spend at nearly 2 hours there

Most inconsiderate company tour group. We were at the toddler playground with my and other toddlers when this tour group with grown men in segways started doing donuts on the dirt road causing a dust cloud in front of the playground causing kids to cough.

We had a great Segway tour with Ryan, our American guide. He was funny and informative, and took us all over the city, including to the European parliament and the counsel of Europe. He told us about the history of the various places we visited and was very good at navigating the busy Strasbourg streets on the Segway. This is a great way to familiarise yourself with the city - I would recommend you do it as one of the first things you do after arriving.

The segways were fun as always, arrival and check in was smooth, and time was allowed to ensure everyone felt safe and comfortable before starting the tour. Strasbourg is a fabulously beautiful and interesting city however our guide was, well, awful. The main issue for us was that he just seemed to have very little factual knowledge to share about the city which, for a city with such a long and interesting history was such a shame. He also seemed to lack awareness of when people were ready to move on from a stop, leading to some unnecessarily long stops without any discussion about what was around us; he spent more than 10 minutes at one point talking to a friend at a cheese shop while we all just waited...and not one word about the cheese, the shop, the street, nothing...just them chatting until we suggested it was time to move on. Much of the tour was conducted on or around roads or busy pedestrian areas - that was ok, but he was not particularly vigilant about ensuring the entire group had safely made each crossing and the group members themselves took to checking we were all there and ok. The 2 hour tour ended up going for 2 hours and 45 minutes - which would have been great if we felt we were getting good value but as it was, running over time just felt unnecessary. It really was poor. We've taken many tours elsewhere, including on segways and I've waited a number of days to ensure I wasn't overreacting. If you just want to ride a segway around a lovely city, this will work and is good fun. If you want history and information about the city then there are many better options.

Toured around the city by a wonderful young man who was clearly a very proud local. Highly recommend this tour. One of the best Segway experiences we have had. Thanks for the bar recommendations mate.

Just completed our 2.5h tour and it was amazing. We saw a lot of Strasbourg in such a short time. Boris our guide was fantastic. He gave carefeul instruction to us at the beginning. It took longer than usual for my wife to get used to the segway but he was very patient. took great care of us throughout the tour.Since we were only 2 english speaking people it was like a private tour! Good way to explore the city and also learn a new skill! Thank your Boris once again!

Great Segway tour through Strasbourg. Ryan showed us the places to be and further suggestions for the evening. We enjoyed an entertaining 2 hours on the tour and at temperatures above 30°C Segways are the first choice.

We hired bikes for 4 hours. The bikes were great, we got helmets and a bike lock too, the staff were lovely and we really enjoyed our ride. Highly recommend!

Very impressive, not only the church! The museum showcases a remarkable collection of important and fascinating artifacts from around Strasbourg Cathedral, thoughtfully installed throughout the space. It’s larger than it seems from the outside, so plan to spend at least 1.5 hours exploring. Several stations also feature interactive instruments you can try out.

One of the most meaningful museums in Strasbourg. The collection is very engaging, especially if you're into religious history. The staff were genuinely kind and attentive!

An excellent, well-curated museum that showcases medieval art from the cathedral. The exhibits are very well put together, and the historic building on its own is worth a visit. Don't miss the tranquil medieval garden. Simply delightful.

This is an excellent museum. Several floors of exhibits. English explanations in an audio tour. Adjacent to the Cathedral.

We had the best time!!! Simone at the front desk was a delight and provided a scavenger hunt for the kids which they loved!!! It was 90 degrees and stepping inside the museum provided a nice break out of the sun that was engaging and really special. We loved it!

What a fantastic history this museum encompasses with artefacts spanning the centuries and the history of the Nôtre dame de Strasbourg and its history through the centuries. Well worth a visit to understand more about this historic site .

That’s a museum which is located next to the cathedral but not so well known. I think that its collection is one of the best in Strasbourg. It tells the story of rebuilding and restoration of the cathedral. It even contains some stained glass windows form the 11th century. It’s original. Unbelievable. In my opinion it’s even better if you have a city pass from the touristic office. It gives some discount.

St. Thomas Church is located along Rue Martin Luther at Place Saint-Thomas and is the main Lutheran church in Strasbourg. I enjoyed seeing the late 12th to mid 16th-centuries architecture, giving St. Thomas both noticeable Romanesque and Gothic features. Within there is an organ which was played by Mozart as well as modestly decorated nave, side aisles lined with sarcophagi and tombs dating back to the 12th-century. It is an interesting historic church to view from the outside and to spend a few minutes browsing within.

Calm place to think about life. Very specific altar from stones. Wonderfull church! The entrance is free.

While this is not the most famous of the churches in town, it's history, architecture, sculpture, and magnificent organ deserves a visit. Pro tip: visiting this Lutheran church is free, and there are friendly and helpful staff that will offer you a paper guide, available in multiple languages, to make your visit meaningful.

St. Thomas Church, located at Place Saint-Thomas in Strasbourg, is a significant example of Alsatian Gothic architecture. Constructed between the late 12th and early 16th centuries on a site with religious roots dating back to the 6th century, it has been a Protestant place of worship since 1524. Notable features include the impressive mausoleum of Marshal de Saxe, an 18th-century baroque masterpiece, and the historic organ played by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The church is open to visitors Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (extended to 6 p.m. in spring and summer), and on Sundays from 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. (until 5:30 p.m. in spring and summer). It is closed in January and the first two weeks of February, and during services. Admission is free. Visitors appreciate its serene atmosphere and rich history, making it a worthwhile stop in Strasbourg.    

An old temple where you can hear the organ and the choir singing. It is free to enter, but there is no free parking. Inside you can get a leaflet with detailed information. The few remaining frescoes on the walls are really interesting.

After I was not let into the Cathedral, I checked this church and it was amazing. Interesting historical building with traces of Romanesque and Gothic styles, lots of interesting tombstones, some medieval frescoes, stained glass windows, beautiful light and spiritual atmosphere. The admission is free, but there is a donation box. Well worth visiting!

It is a beautiful building both from the street and inside.

A nice park for the kids to pet and see domestic animals like cows, donkeys, horses, goats, sheep etc. The park is not big but still enough to pass one two hours nicely. There is plenty of free parking just near the park and a couple of playgrounds.

Came for the goats, stayed for the giggles. Parc animalier Friedel is that rare free outing where four kids, two parents, and a herd of curious animals can coexist without chaos. The mix of creatures is just enough to keep young ones wide-eyed, and the shady paths make it easy on the grown-ups. When the kids finally tore themselves away, the playground next door sealed the deal. Five stars for being simple, charming, and exactly what a family afternoon should be.

I really loved the parc, you can see some domestic animals from the cow, horses and chickens. The river besides gives a different atmosphere to the parc, next to it there is a children parc with different games for different ages. I had a lovely time!

Cool prak with animals and nice benches in the shade, perfect for relaxing.

Nice park with lots of animals. Be aware the ground is a bit dirty.

Amazing place for kids to have fun. There are a ton of animals roaming around (goats, turkeys, donkeys, sheep, you name it) and there is a vast playground nearby and everything is completely free.

Wonderful park with animals. My kids enjoyed every second 😍

Simply amazing opera. We watched giuditta, I have never seen such a good opera. As for building, very beautiful inside the hall, not the fanciest opera house I have seen but still very beautiful and they have a very understanding staff

Sabine Devielhe's voice, though not big enough for opera, is lovely and the songs she sang were finely nuanced. These French songs were perfect for her and she showed great intelligence in her phrasing; she obviously studied them a lot in preparation for this recital.

The elegant Opera du Rhin, hosts a lots of international artists and orchestras. We came to Strasbourg especially for Polifemo and the wonderful voice of Franco Fagioli. The Ochestra, Le Concert d'Astrée, directed by Emmanuelle Häim was a delight.

We only visited a small concert hall, but the place is great with a nice atmosphere and friendly staff.

So, so beautiful! We went to see an Argentine opera (that was apt for slitting your wrists) but the place itself, the decor, the rotating stage, the costumes and sets that are made by local artisans, all of that was wonderful.

Strasbourg opera house is a great view in broglie area where christmas market is situated also.

Performance excellent! Opera House with poor infrastructure, massive lack of toilets!

It would have been five star but disabled access let it down. This is a review for the new Planetarium which opened in July 2023. The people were lovely and spoke English so we knew exactly what the show would be about, there's a movie at the beginning and we got headsets for an English (American) translation. The second part is all in French, we knew that beforehand, as it's about stars and constellations you really don't need to know French to understand what they're saying. All in all a fantastic and informative show. However I use a wheelchair and was with my wife, any wheelchair user will not be able to access the building on their own as the doors are way to heavy. The same goes for the toilets, I couldn't open the main door so had to ask for help, then once inside the cubicle I could not lock the door as the locking mechanism was too small and stiff to use. So a good trip spoiled by bad planning

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Planetarium · University of Strasbourg Planétarium du Jardin des sciences is the very cool and unique design with great modern engineering

It was truly amazing and I felt such joy being there. I removed a star because the audioguide was only for half the show and the explanations were only in french :(

Nice park with plenty of space for families with kids to play and enjoy! There are also wooden picnic tables where you can have a nice picnic. Nearby there is a nice bridge that you can easily walk across and go to the Kehl town.

Beautiful bridge to get you across the river, rather if you're walking or biking.

Very calme good place to spending time with friends and family

Nice park. Beautiful bike & pedestrian bridge that leads to Germany (Kehl). Easy access toilet and water fountains. It has barbecue accessories.

Second largest park in Strasbourg. There is a large reserve south of the park as well with trails throughout. The park has a small ice cream truck there most days during spring and summer. There is a dog park and lots of play areas for children. There are rock beaches where you can toss rocks in the water. Very busy on the weekends but mostly empty the rest of the week, especially mornings.

Really nice location for an afternoon walk. Both sides were very scenic

Beautiful and relaxing place. There is a bridge (pedestrian and bike) that connects Strasbourg, France to Kehl, Germany. Great place to meet friends for a picnic.

High position area especially for tourists.

Traditional latin mass

(Translated by Google) From the songs to the homilies, from the priests to the parishioners, this entire parish exudes beauty, joy, and devotion. Whether you're new to religion or already familiar with Christ, you'll find your place in this beautiful church 🙏✝️ (Original) Des chants aux homélies, des prêtres aux paroissiens toute cette paroisse respire la beauté, la joie et la dévotion. Que vous soyez encore étranger à la religion, ou déjà familier du Christ, vous trouverez votre place dans cette belle église 🙏✝️

First time experiencing church service where we sang through. Took more than an hour but it was beautiful.

(Translated by Google) The best church I have ever attended in my life. The priests are committed and jovial, the faithful are welcoming and fraternal, and the Tridentine Mass is incredibly beautiful, enhanced by fantastic singing. (Original) La meilleure église que j'ai fréquenté de tout ma vie. Des abbés engagés et jovial, des fidèles accueillant et fraternel, et une messe tridentine d'une incroyable beauté sublimé par des chants fantastique.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church, where mass is celebrated in an extraordinary form. (Original) Très belle église, où la messe est célébrée en forme extraordinaire.

(Translated by Google) Behind its discreet facade, this beautiful neo-baroque church houses many treasures, such as its pulpit for example. (Original) Derrière sa façade discrète, cette très belle église néo-baroque abrite de nombreux trésors, comme sa chaire par exemple.

We had a fabulous ride around Strasbourg with our local guide,Sarah. She was very knowledgeable about all the local history and architecture. We had perfect weather for our tour which really helped us enjoy the ride. T and K from Sydney, Australia

Very nice bicycle tour in Strasbourg. Jean takes his time and shows all you need to see. After the tour you know where to go or to eat.

(Translated by Google) I attended the guided tour with my 23 Norwegian high school students this morning. It was really a pleasure, a good circuit, a good pace and informative, interesting and educational stops and comments. I would happily do it again, and so would my students! (Original) J'ai assisté à la visite guidée avec mes 23 lycéens norvégiens ce matin. C'était vraiment un plaisir, un bon circuit, un bon rythme et des arrêts et commentaires instructives, interessantes et pédagogiques. Je referai volontiers, et mes élèves également!

(Translated by Google) My girlfriend and I had a fantastic tour of Strasbourg. Due to the changeable weather, we were the only two customers, so we were able to share our own ideas. The tour was very good and entertaining. Lots of little anecdotes and information about the city that you won't find in the guidebooks. I highly recommend the tour...👍🏼 (Original) Meine Freundin und ich hatten eine super Tour durch Straßburg. Durch das unbeständige Wetter waren wir zwei die einzigen Kunden. So konnten wir eigene Wünsche einbringen. Die Führung war sehr gut und unterhaltsam. Viele kleine Anekdoten und Infos über die Stadt, die man nicht in den Reiseführern findet. Ich kann die Tour nur empfehlen ……👍🏼

(Translated by Google) We took a bike tour through the city and surrounding area with teachers and students from Germany and the Netherlands. It was a great success, with interesting stories and beautiful nature and culture. There was also room for personal input. We'd love to go on another tour with this organization next year! (Original) Wij hebben met docenten en leerlingen uit Duitsland en Nederland een fietstour door de stad en omgeving gehad. Het was één groot succes, interessante verhalen en mooie natuur en cultuur gezien. ook was er ruimte voor eigen inbreng. Volgens jaar gaan wij graag weer op stap met deze organisatie!

(Translated by Google) A great tour in a "rickshaw" through the different districts of Strasbourg. Past the Parliament, the European Court of Justice, through huge parks and streets full of storks, past the last imperial eagle in France. It's not just a journey for the eyes, but thanks to the many explanations and stories from the guide, it's a great time that goes by far too quickly. Thank you for recommendations of cafés, restaurants and wine tastings and the incredibly embarrassing realization that the river Ill through Strasbourg is not a number. 🤭 The next time we visit we will book the Altstadt Runde 🥳. 5 stars and a big thank you (Original) Eine tolle Tour in einer "rikscha" durch die verschiedenen Viertel von Straßburg.. Vorbei am Parlament, dem Europäischen Gerichtshof, durch riesige Parks und Straßen voller Störche, vorbei dem letzten Reichsadler in Frankreich. Es ist nicht nur eine Reise für die Augen sondern durch die vielen Erklärungen und Geschichten vom guide, eine tolle Zeit die viel zu schnell rum ist. Danke für Empfehlungen, von Cafés, Restaurant und Weinproben und die unglaublich peinliche Erkenntnis das der Fluss, die Ill durch Straßburg keine Zahl ist. 🤭 Bei den nächsten Besuch werden wir dann Altstadt Runde buchen 🥳. 5 Sterne und ein großes danke

(Translated by Google) Simply excellent! Thank you Jean-Charles for this very pleasant and simple moment. 3 generations united during a bike ride in Strasbourg. From the youngest to the oldest, from Strasbourg to expatriates, everyone benefited! 🚲💚🥂 Thanks for everything. (Original) Excellent, tout simplement! Merci Jean-Charles pour ce moment très agréable et en toute simplicité. 3 générations réunies lors d’une ballade à vélo dans Strasbourg. Des plus petits aux plus grands, des strasbourgeois aux expatriés, tout le monde en a profité! 🚲💚🥂 Merci pour tout.

An interesting museum that presents the way of life of the old inhabitants of the Alsace area. Hosted by a group of old, interconnected houses. Beautiful inner courtyard! You need approximately one hour to visit it.

It is what I can call "a cozy museum." You would not like it if you are waiting for a huge museum with really old things and detailed information. It contains that, of course, but not to the extent of similar museums. Instead, and that is why I am giving it 5 stars, is the whole environment, it makes you feel like you are in a late medival house (till early moden) where you get to see how the people lived, and that is really cool

I visited this museum on the first Sunday of April—my second time here. Though it’s relatively small, the museum is thoughtfully curated, offering an engaging and informative look into the livelihood, beliefs, and culture of the Alsatian people from the 16th to 19th centuries.

A wonderful experience! One can see how people in Elsass have lived throughout the years. One learns about history and visits one amazing house which has been turned to the museum.

Such an interesting collection of exhibits in a beautifully restored building. The artifacts and scenes of daily life that have been reconstructed are well done and help to show what life was like in the area hundreds of years ago. The museum is right next to the river and only a few minutes walk from the other sites in old town. We arrived without tickets on a weekend and had no problem getting in immediately.

An absolutely amazing museum and highly recommended. Excellent reflection of history in the Alsace region

Well curated and anotated history museum. Could have used more english translation but french was largely understandable.

Different experience in this museum. Tickets for adults cost 7.5 Euros. Recommended to visit 🙂

Spare yourselves from visiting this museum. It is a waste of time. The villa is wonderful from the outside but the shows and the inner spaces are just lame. If you're interested in Tomi Ungerer's work, you better read his books. Just the worst museum visit I've done in France.

Enjoy tremendously. Small museum nonetheless fascinating. Tomi Ungerer was incredibly talented and versatile.

I'm happy to learn about an artist I've never heard of before. The museum only displays the early works of Tomo Ungerer. Very little of his new works. Would have loved to see his carreer portraied more thoroughly.

It was nice to have an idea about the illustrated Toni Ungerer. I would expect more explanation and presentation. It was quite easy to visit. The museum was not too big. They said they change the collection of Toni. And there was also temporary exhibition.

Interesting comic and illustration museum. 3 floors, but skip the bottom floor for kids since the material was disturbing.

it’s a nice weekend activity, 1 hour museuming

This is a small, 19th-century hydraulic swing bridge that links the Grande Ile to Square Louise-Weiss along Rue dus Moulins in the Petite France district in Strasbourg. This is a picturesque place to stop and take a few pictures while sightseeing in the area.

For me, it was fascinating to see how the bridge rotated to become a smooth passageway for the cruise boat to move through the canal. I didn’t know this beforehand, and I wondered why the guard wanted the passersby to cross the bridge hurriedly and stay at the 2 edges for a few minutes. 😂

On 18 July, 2024, my wife and I spent some time on the bridge to capture sights of Petite France and ourselves. We were so preoccupied until a man told us to leave the bridge for five minutes. Then we witnessed the bridge being turned to one side to let a touring boat continue its course. We enjoyed the experience a lot.

A completely ordinary drawbridge. The area is very beautiful, however.

The Pont du faisan is a very nice bridge in Strasbourg Petite France area. One of the best place to have iconic views and take pictures.

Point du faisan is a nice viewpoint in the beautiful city of Strasbourg. This place is very beautiful and amazing. You can have nice views of river and city. Nice place to walk around. There are few cafes and restaurant is nearby. You must visit this place in Strasbourg. Really nice view.

A very beautiful bridge!

This swimming pool is very luxurious compared to other pools. Everything is very clean and well maintained. I really love the Nordic pool and the snow shower. It is a great place to relax and enjoy.

Nice and big area. However, it’s so hard to navigate here if you don’t speak French. Some lockers didn’t work, and there is no staff who can help with them

We are quite impressed with the building, facilities, and staff. There is something for everyone here. You can enjoy a spa service or a day of wellness with many saunas and pools-even a snow shower! They have group or private group cooking classes and a well equipped exercise room. And they will begin light food service soon. Both of my massages were amazing - Ella was fabulous! We also appreciate how clean everything is and are amazed with the building’s history and beauty.

I visited the Bains Municipaux in Strasbourg and really enjoyed it. Clean pools with different atmospheres, relaxing sauna, and beautiful classic architecture preserved throughout. A charming, well-maintained place worth visiting.

What a wonderful experience, if I could give more than 5 stars I would. My husband and I scheduled massages here to help ease the tension after several days spent walking around Paris and it was the best decision we could’ve made. We loved that our treatments included use of the pools and sauna either before or after the massage. We did a couples massage and spent our time afterwards relaxing in the saunas and the multiple pools inside and out. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful even though I speak very little French, I had absolutely no issues. We both said if we lived in the areas we’d definitely be regulars and would absolutely go back if we are so lucky to be in Strasbourg again. 100/10 if you are considering going I would absolutely recommend!

Really good bath and spa experience with lots to try. The building itself is really cool! Bring towels, swimwear / they said a two piece women's bikini is okay but if you're unsure, ask the front desk (looks like they spoke a little bit of English:) ) and body wash is provided by the showers. Lockers are also provided. Thank you for the lovely experience !

Let me start with: I am American. We really don’t have places like this in the U.S. If you are visiting from the United States you should definitely check this place out. After a long day of walking around the city of Strasbourg including climbing the 300 stairs to the top of the cathedral, this place was exactly what I needed. If you didn’t bring your swimsuit they will be glad to sell you one and guys if you don’t bring the correct swimsuit they will be glad to sell you the correct one too. You are going to need a speedo, square cut, or jammer suit. No board shorts or loose-fitting style swimsuits are allowed. It’s really not a big deal at all. Once you get past that you are all set to enjoy everything they have to offer. You can pay to just swim but that’s pretty boring. If you pay for the “Bien Etre” (Wellness) you will get access to the Roman Bath’s upstairs that consists of two saunas, four rain showers with different water temperatures, steam room, and hot, medium, and cold plunges. Downstairs there is an additional wellness area with a sauna, a salt room, snow shower, jacuzzi, rain showers. The first floor also has two pools, and there is also another sauna and a heated outdoor swimming pool. You must wear your swimsuit at all times and you are required to shower before you enter a pool for the first time and also after exiting the sauna. They do have specific day/times for nudity so be sure to check the calendar. You likely will want to make sure that your visit doesn’t conflict with one of the times where nudity is allowed unless that is what you are specifically looking for. This is a place for everyone. We saw a lot of couples and people of all ages. Everyone was very respectful. It was pretty busy and some of the areas were louder than what you might expect but it didn’t bother us. We did not see anything weird or something that would make us feel uncomfortable. My favorite part was the outdoor pool. It is heated and open during the winter. You swim through a small doorway to get from the outside into the pool. I would definitely come here again. The price is very reasonable for what you get. My one complaint is that they don’t provide towels so be sure to bring your own. I’d be willing to pay more if towels were included or if they provided the option to rent them.

Lovely gardens ! We couldn't go inside because we visited on May 1st but would recommend everyone visiting for some nice pictures and getting away from the most touristic places close to the cathedral.

Well cars all around but still a nice place, we took a rest in the park.

We didn’t enter the building but walking around the park in front is just really worthwhile. Respect to the gardeners here 👏😉

Nice place with a park near it. Good for sitting down and just relaxing near many nice buildings

Beautiful in architecture. Miserable in preservation. This Palace is an historical monument under reference PA00085153 (Palace and adjoining park with gate). Updated in June 2022

No regular visiting hours, you need a chance on a special day. The palace is partially recovered and combines "kaiser" style with burocratic old school and some scrapped solutions. Fantastic coloured windows, interesting Interieurs. Great view to the square

It a sunny day and relaxing to just chill with some friends and the place is very secure and clean 🌸

Pleasant, calm and yet lively, colourful with trees, flowers, birds.

I went to Parc de la Citadelle and overall it was a nice place. There are many benches to sit and good playgrounds for children. But when I tried to go to the toilet, a rude man came and said: “When you see it’s closed, don’t touch the handle… everything is being recorded.” 😐 I just wanted to check if it was really closed… If that man didn’t talk to me like that, I would give 4 stars. But now I give only 3 stars.

Awesome place for jogging and if you are up for a picnic you have a beautiful space to do it so in touch with nature.. you completely forget that you still in the city

The best park in Strasbourg. It has : - the best basketball playgrounds in Strasbourg (especially in the morning for old ballers and in the afternoons for young champions ...) - great water games in the summer for toddlers - 2 playgrounds for kids between 3 and 9 year ol - 1 enclosed playground with sand tanks especially suited for kids under 3 - grass fields protected by trees for the heats of summer - free activities organized by the city for the kids in summer - sport machines - one enclosed dog park

Very good place. It’s a huge park with interesting spots to see. Also great just to go and rest. There are various areas for kids and adults to play or relax. There’s a training spot and fountains to cool off in summer.

A very beautiful and nice park!

Nice park with excercise equipment and a splash pad for the kids. Big basketball court and nice cut through to the canal.

Stride ist cool, but i get a f Frozen Pizza for almost 10€. Thats embarrasing

This place is SICK. Incredibly friendly staff, great atmosphere, we went twice in a weekend for my two boys (13 and 10 - both experienced riders) and I’m pretty sure we’d move in if they’d let us. We’ll be back!

I wish there were more stars to give. Such a fantastic place to have fun with your bike. No age limit, space for the wives to chill and wait :-) , free parking, tasty coffee and friendly staff. The prices are great , the atmosphere is chilling....couldn't ask for more.Thank you.

Nice indoor park. Great pumptrack and a nice big jumpline. Foampit isn’t that great, its small and the foam is to hard to land, also the jump its not that big. Day tickets are really expensive tho.

If only I was living here!!!! This is such a nice, huge, thought through bikeparc. Staff is super friendly, forthcoming, understanding and solution oriented. I love it here. There's smthg for every age. From kids skill area, to high jumps area. Pumptrack, easy and hard, wooden teailparc, a foam bowl with 2 quarter pipes.... Etc To me, my absolute favorite parc, especially when it's cold and rainy.

Awesome place to work on bike skills. Great pump track. Nice bikes for hire. People of Strasbourg are lucky to have such a cool venue in their city. I wish my city had something like this!

Come and judge by your own. This place is awesome!

Beautiful and stunning Masjid. I was passing through Strasbourg and decided to stop and it did not disappoint. Beautiful athan and recitation by the imam that day.

A lovely masjid, everything you'd expect from a mosque, clean and tidy.

Spacious, well maintained, clean mosque. Did not use facilities, but looked good. The entrance/exit is narrow so expect a crowd of people after Jummah.

The mosque is great 🕌 Wide and tidy, very spacious and organized. However it was closed by the time I stopped by, the organizers may consider the importance of the mosque for Muslims in Europe. I hope to find it open by my next time

Beautiful mosque machallah veryyy big, God bless who donates, constructed, and maintains the mosque. The women area of praying is so big, and you can find prayer mats and qurans. The wudhu area is clean and spacious. The carpet is beautiful, the dom in the middle is amazing, Moroccan zelig gave the mosque a beautiful touch. That was my first visit and definitely not my last. Ps: The mosque has a big parking lot for people who came by cars.

The largest mosque in Strasbourg, always tidy and clean, it shows that they took good care of it.

Very big Mosque. Clean suitable for needy person. There's a place for women also. It's also very beautiful.

Very unusual setup: during weekdays the congregation by that name does not meet in the building, but some smaller synagogues do have minyans there. If you haven't been there before they will expect to see your passport.

This place is amazing. I'm just a bit sorry I couldn't understand that much since I don't speak french too well for now...our guide has been nice. Thank you for having us today. It was great, truly

There are lots of different minyanim with different styles. Masks are of course obligatory!!! I was in a relatively small minyan, Amira. They have an amazing and very skilled chazzan. Very lovely and refreshing tfillah ;)

Huge synagogue with various little synagogues like the Sephardic with its beautiful coloured windows. A preschool and a primary school are included. Very impressive community.

Great shul

What a great community

History and tradition for the Jewish people

This is one of the narrow islands situated in the Ill River at Petite France in Strasbourg. It is named after one of the three women who were part of the government in 1936, Suzanne Lacore (1875-1975). Environs are quaint, part of the annual Christmas Market takes place here as well, it is a neat spot with Petite France worth a quick walk around if spending time in this area of the city.

Good structure for kids to play. Portable water is available and good place for parent to chill while seeing their kids to play.

Nice place to chill and eat. There is also a small playground for little children.

Coup de cœur 💓 Very popular square in Strasbourg centre where families come picnicking at weekend, where people working in offices are happy to have lunch, where tourists try all points for beautiful pictures, where lovers whisper words of love, where Strasbourg inhabitants play bowls in the shadows of tall trees. Photos added in June 2022

Beautiful spot in strasbourg

Very pretty. I was lucky to have good weather

Wonderful park for a walk in La Petite France. The lake and the buildings view are really incredible.

This is a peculiar fountain monument situated just northeast of Place Broglie near the canal. It is the work of sculptor Denis Roth (1988) and was commissioned to celebrate the 2000th year anniversary of the city of Strasbourg. What you see is a fragment of a Roman Acueduct in recognition of the Roman origins for the city. You will also see in the fountain basin a bronze of the two-faced Roman God Janus, which can represent the unique Alsatian heritage made up of both Franco and Germanic duality of the city of more recent history and present day. It is a peculiar monument if nothing else, worth a moment or two to see if in the area and interested in monument viewing during your travels.

This is a neat place to walk to in the morning. It is located next to the canal and you can walk around the entire thing. The dual waterfalls are a soothing sound when the city is quiet. It is a peaceful place to sit and appreciate the area.

Janus, the famous Roman god with his two faces, symbolizes the dual Franco-German identity of the city. One face looks towards the historic center and the other towards the Neustadt. The two faces of this ambivalent god symbolize the Alsatian double identity, and contemplate the past and the future. The statue was made in 1988.

Fontaine de Janus is it really cool and unique fountain right on the corner of the street.

Small little modern fountain with benches around it. Despite it being a modern creation from 2000 it presents a antique sculpture built into a wonderfully preserved fountain. The fountain can be interpreted as a way of depicting the dual identity of Strasbourg as retaining both features from French and German culture through Janus being a two faced person.

A quiet and calming place, nice to sit down at.

It’s weird, but we were warned

Nothing special, dont go out of your way to visit it

Nice to see if you’re passing by

pretty building but dont have to visit

Just a normal house with Egyptian reference. Not worth detour.

No where does it say it's private property. We went all the way just to find that it's like a residential apartment with no access to the public. The only touristy thing yo see is the façade, visible even on the internet

It is boring. I don't even know why it is marked as point of interest on google maps. It is just a residential block which the facade painted in Egyptian style, nothing else, and nothing special. not worth it at all, just wasted time for tourists.

Total waste of time to go and see this place! It cannot be a tourist attraction. It is a residential apartment. Avoid adding this place in your list to save time.

Good location for a concert. To get there with public transport is a bit tricky. You have to pass the car park of a shopping area

Very big events hall with great acoustic. I went to see an orchestra concert and the sound is very well comparable to the one in a Philharmonic (of course be ouse zénith is so big it needed amplification). I'm looking forward to the next event!

A great venue with great vibe. Really enjoyed our experience here.

Saw the Cirque du Soleil there. Relatively short lines to get in and for the concession stands and toilets. Good views from most seating areas but the chairs are super uncomfortable horrible plastic things that give you back achein 5 minutes! There is plenty of free parking a short walk away.

The place is impressive, and we'll organized, but the sound was not good, we couldn't hear it understand Marc knopfler, the performer we went to see. Also there weren't screens or projections, so you can't see anything unless you're in the first few rows. That's dumb. We were also seated behind the sound control which was full of light and distracting. They don't have wifi, what kind of places doesn't have wifi?, The wifi they had was only for management, not even the workers.. The people who work there were professional and nice. Probably the best part of the place. Oh, and the design from outside was pretty good. Overall, not that good an experience...

Nice concert hall, but the people that help you find your seat don’t know what they are doing. Overall was a nice experience

Great location. Lots of free parking and nice layout inside. The bathrooms were very clean and everyone had a great time!

Such a beautiful place with many brand stores and open-air entertainment. Many restaurants and places to eat. The territory is huge. Big parking and public toilets are available. It's worth visiting and you will need to spend the whole day here. Public transport is quite and quite far. It's better to come here by car, taxi or a bike. A little bit overcrowded on Saturdays.

Very nice place for shopping and relaxing , à perfect place for families to spend time and have fun

One of the most beautiful shopping promenades i ever visitied. Not too much shops but really lovely.

One of the most annoying places I've been to. Huge parking lots and a small pedestrian area squeezed between buildings. Utterly violent towards anyone who tries to come any other way but by car - bike parking only at remote places (try going to Boulanger and park your bike around). No safe way to get from the canal cycle path to the centre. Security struggles with basic traffic signs (insists on not pushing bikes through pedestrian zone - which nobody would want to was there a safe direct way to go by bike). Drivers are so concentrated on finding a parking spot that they completely ignore pedestrian crossings and people in their way. Wouldn't return even if paid to do so.

Very good mall visited it with my family last year

Huge(!) shopping center, with all sorts of shops, from hardware to lingerie. Different restaurants and a playground.

So pretty,colourful,Great place to shop and eat. Playing spot for Children.Good parking space. Shop Closes at 7pm. Every shop is there..except h&m n Zara 😅

Best escape game I've done. Big thanks to our guide "big R, little no" - Arnaud (so I'm told, I don't know what the French is going on with this language) who did an amazing job introducing the Bunker game and explained everything we needed to know. Thank you for the experience and all the fun!

We had a great time robbing the bank with our game master Karl! The room was fun with a good mix of easy to difficult puzzles. Would def recommend and exciting to visit again at some point

This was the best escape room my friends and I did while in Europe. Tara was an excellent game master and you could tell she was passionate about the experience. Highly recommend this room to English speaking guests!

Very, very fun and exciting my daughter, husband and I did the ghost escape room and had a great time. We had the best host, his name was Ian and helped us so much, this is definitely a must do!

First rate Escape Room experience in the heart of Strasburg. Located right in the heart of this this beautiful city. We experienced friendly staff, competent game masters, and highly immersive escape games. Their Bunker Escape room had some of the best and realistic decor we had ever seen. Hard to believe that they even had parking right in front of the door!

AMAZING!!!! the escape room (the pirate theme) was so well thought and laid out. an amazing experience! our incredible host, Coline, did an excellent job explaining and helping our squad, we had SO much fun. I highly recommend!!!

Incredible experience and the atmosphere was amazing. Arnaud was extremely professional and yet was very funny and made it really amusing. As it was our first escape room he was able to explain it to us perfectly and made us immediately feel comfortable and excited to begin! I recommend it

Visiting the classic , centrally located Cinema VOX is a relaxing pleasure after a long enjoyable day soaking up the tourist sites in Strasbourg ... The cost of only €8 for a senior fitted my budget perfectly and the latest release in OV of 'The Amateur' starring the Hollywood sensation Remi Malik alongside Lawrence Fishburne was one of the greatest , enthralling and touching movies I've seen in a long while ... The duty manager was especially kind and helpful to ensure that I had a good viewing experience ... VOX is a great cinema house only a few hundred metres from the famous Strasbourg Cathedral ... An intelligent go-to destination for the discerning film buff .

Great location and beautiful neon lighted façade, easily accessible by tram. Went to one of the small screening rooms, around 60 seats, projection and sound were right but screen size was too small, I had to look upwards to catch the whole image. Staff occasionally interrupted while coming in and out the room.

Friendly atmosphere, old school vibes. Great choice for a nice and chill experience either alone or with loved ones.

This cozy little cinema is great for watching recent films as well as an interesting selection of classic films. They also happen to have really good snacks and even starbucks drinks. The rooms are quite long but not wide. This way you get a centered view. The sofas are comfy and you'll feel like you're leaning back while watching the films. You might have some issues with the viewing angle if prefer being on the front row but I haven't experienced this.

The Vox is my go-to place for movies in Strasbourg: pleasant staff and good popcorn, a large choice of movies, from blockbusters to arthouse movies (which you can watch dubbed or subbed), and finally an independant cinema which deserves support. Thank you for your promotional offers and decent tickets and subscription prices, which enable me to keep watching movies in theater.

Well placed movie theatre but rooms are small with screen higher than eye level. Sound and picture quality is acceptable but not that good too. Food is amazingly expensive and popcorns are average.

Good cinema with great sound and comfortable chairs. Primarily with movies dubbed in French but some are also shown with the original voice (OVT). Price was pretty standard.

The view of the church from the road near the river is spectacular. Also, when the weather is good, many people are sitting in the riverside, picnicking, reading books, etc, admiring the view of the church. We did not enter the church, but we admired it by taking many walks in the city.

The Église réformée Saint-Paul is very beautiful church in Strabourg. This church is located in the middle of the Rhine river. You should visit after 4pm (on Sunday) when the church opens.

A truly beautiful and welcoming place! We were passing by with friends on a Sunday morning and heard the sound of the organ. We stepped inside during the service and were captivated by the music and the light streaming through the stained-glass windows. A wonderful experience.

Historic German church sharing many things with Catholic Cathedral, but distinctly different.

Église réformée Saint-Paul in Strasbourg is a Protestant church. Built in the 19th century, its Neo-Gothic design is beautiful and very impressive.

A recently built cathedral away from the city centre of Strasbourg. Peaceful place near Seine. You can hang our with your loved ones and enjoy the natural beauty of the place.

You can view the whole church from 'Gallia' Station south.

Probably need to either visit in Summer or book a longer trip to see more of the beautiful parts of Strasbourg. Also our boat stopped working which was kind of stressful but they were really nice and gave us free hot chocolate which was lovely

Unforgettable experience! A very nice private trip that let you explore Strasbourg from water passing by its medieval part as well as modern. The captain Cedric with his hospitality and charm made it even more special! I really recommend to take this private trip to escape from touristic crowd and enjoy privacy in a very charming atmosphere and individual approach!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ VIP Boat Tour with Hugo – Absolutely Amazing! What a fantastic experience we had yesterday with Capitaine Bretzel in Strasbourg! We enjoyed a VIP boat tour with Captain Hugo, and everything was perfectly arranged. The boat was beautiful, stylish, and super comfortable – ideal for a sunny, relaxing ride. Cruising through the charming Petite France, under bridges and past historic buildings, we were treated to great service and local insights from Hugo, who was both professional and laid-back – the perfect host. A wonderful way to experience Strasbourg from the water. We’d do it all over again in a heartbeat – thank you Hugo and Capitaine Bretzel for this unforgettable moment! 🌞🚤✨ Amber and Robert

Nice and comfortable boats. Not expensive and friendly staff. Nice views of the European Parliament.

The other boat rental place in Strasbourg. Have been here before as well and was, once again, not disappointed. I don’t know what the bad reviews are about (unless you don’t speak French when France can become complicated anyway). Good bar by the canal as well

Loved this place! Spent the entire day overlooking the water at this beautiful little secluded bar. Next time we'll try the private boat tours they offer which we regretted not to book in advance. Absolute recommendation in terms of staff, food & location.

Very nice Bar! Lovely place to be and the staff is very friendly.

Speechless. New museum with an old approach to presenting the exhibition.

New museum with a lot of information for kids. However it was the first time I saw that many of screens in a museum. Kids stop visiting to watch the "TV" all the time. Very disturbing. A lot of interactive tools already broken or not in use. A museum for kids but a lot of items designed not at the height of childrens. So we need to carry them. No stools are available anywhere inside the museum...

nice museum with many exhibits on 2 floors on land, water and air. admission was ok.

Amazing museum 😎🙂for children👫👬👭and for family👨‍👩‍👦‍👦

Lots of taxidermy sorted into different categories. Masses of birds as well as larger animals including a very sad looking baby elephant. Many are showing their age but an interesting insight into history before tvs and even zoos.

A wide range and number of stuff animals, the museum is tired looking work some poorly presented displays. The government need to spend some money here to preserve and better display a good collection.

Excellent !!

This is an small open square just to the west of Strasbourg Cathedral. It is a nice place to gather before making way up Rue Mercière to the cathedral. The square is lined with eateries, bakery and dessert shop, regional wine retailer and few other shops. You'll find an interesting monument to Johannes Gutenberg and at the north end of the square there are stands setup for the annual Christmas Market. So you can enjoy a glass of hot wine and light bite to eat if passing through the square during the holiday season.

Vibrant beautiful square at the center of the city just steps from the cathedral with antique looking carousel and monument to printing press inventor Johannes Gutenberg. It was originally called Herb Market Square before being renamed to Gutenberg square in 1840 to commemorate inventor’s contributions (he has lived in the city about 10 years in 15th century).

Cute little place to spend a day at. There are plenty of cafe, ice cream shops, restaurants, and along with merry go rounds for families.

In the center of Strasbourg, there was a little fair when I've been there. So typical French Street food available. I had a wonderful Merguez Frites in a Baguette. The crepes also looked good. Next stop: Cathedral

Beautiful square surrounded by Strasbourg's simbolic buildings.It also has a carousel in the middle.

This review comes in the most sincere and objective manner. I travel around the world and look for culinary experiences. I am also a cook myself. 1. Location of the restaurant is good, very close to the Christmas market, space is good, concept is good. 2. Service was very slow, my impresión is that they are under staffed, and also the waiter was rude but at the same time amicable wich I sense it's because he was under stress. 3. Waiting times for food was 2 hours, for raw meat. I suppose they started preparing the stone when I ordered. Anyways Lando wait time. 4. Food quality is terrible, meat cuts are cheap with tendons, also poorly cleaned out you could see the spec (white tough separation lining between muscles, wich make any meat horrible to eat). 5. I ordered beef, pork both horrible quality, 6. Butter was frozen when they passed it to the table not suitable to spread or use in cooking experience. 7. Ambient, place is dirty, bathroom, table, and windows full of grease as well as table tops. They need extractors for the smoke and meat cooking process's. Overall I would not recommend this restaurant.

Clean and beautiful part of Strasbourg!

Gaby was a wonderful host. She was knowledgeable and it was interesting to learn about the unique history of Strasbourg, and Alsace in particular. Enjoyed her "million dollar" trivias, too 🙂. Keep up the good work Gaby!

Best guide I’ve ever had!

The tour with Stef was amazing! 10/10

Amazing tour with Jonathan!!

Beautiful of city view

Increíble tour!!!!

Nice

Very good kayaking

Such a wonderful city

Ben

nice place

(Translated by Google) Very warm welcome, great experience! The only downside is the obligation to go out and carry your kayaks and/or canoes to cross the dam 5 minutes after departure. This could be made easier, as it is currently a bit dangerous with irregular rocks on the descent. I'm putting this in this comment just to warn you! Otherwise, we really enjoyed the quiet and really pleasant ride. We'll definitely be back. Thank you very much! (Original) Accueil très chaleureux, expérience géniale ! Le seul point noir c’est l’obligation de sortir et porter vos kayaks et/ou canoës pour franchir le barrage 5 minutes après le départ. Cela peut être bien facilité, tel qu’il est actuellement on trouve un peu dangereux avec des roches irrégulières sur la descente. Je mets cela dans ce commentaire juste pour prévenir ! Autrement on a trop aimé la balade tranquille et vraiment agréable. Sans doute on revient. Merci beaucoup !

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant nautical hike, circuit of about 2h30 which allows to discover Strasbourg differently. Canoes are very high quality and all the equipment is provided (vests, paddles, waterproof containers to store belongings). Very welcoming and accompanying staff. Only thing to know: there is a landing to be expected on the route, which requires a little strength to take out the canoes, carry them and then put them back in the water. It is quite doable for adults. (Original) Randonnée nautique très agréable, circuit de 2h30 environ qui permet de découvrir Strasbourg autrement. Canoës sont très qualitatifs et tout l'équipement est fourni (gilets, pagaies, bidons étanches pour entreposer des affaires). Personnel très accueillant et accompagnant. Seul chose à savoir : il y a un débarquement à prevoir sur le trajet, ce qui nécessite un peu de force pour sortir les canoës, les transporter puis les remettre à l'eau. C'est tout à fait faisable pour des adultes.

(Translated by Google) A great opportunity to "visit" the city from the water. Downside: everyone leaves at 1:30 p.m., as it's impossible to dock near St. Paul for a stroll through the rope-making and boat-securing district. (Original) Belle possibilité de "visite" de la ville depuis l'eau. Bémol : départ à 13h30 pour tous, impossible d'accoster vers St Paul pour une balade dans le quartier cordage et sécurisation des bateaux.

(+) Free entrance. Well situated, i.e., right in the central of Strasbourg. Sympathetic "controllers" Nice position for photos of Place Kléber and its immediate surroundings. (-) Nothing to see really, in all cases, not of my taste.

Super interesting space in the center of the city

Nice free place

Closed on bank holiday (Christ Ascencion). No information on homepage or on site.

Excellent shopping and place to have a cafe or fresh front juice while doing your shopping !!

Great place to have a café or fruit juice before or after shopping or in between !

Interesting pièce of history. Small but free

(Translated by Google) I booked an activity for a bachelor party, beer tasting with snacks to share and introduction to beerology. We were treated to a total group of 17 people, which was not specified, in a very small room without air conditioning or any draft. No snacks to share and only four beers in 2.5 hours... The first beer was served after 20 minutes, the second after an hour, the third after two hours!! We came to taste beer and we were treated to beers that weren't even local, just 4 different types in 25cl.. 40€ per person to hear, certainly, an enthusiast, repeat the same thing to us 5 times in a row between each beer and have us served a total of 1L of beer per person in 2h30, and on top of that without any snacks to keep us busy a little the taste buds between two... obviously, after a while, everyone gave up and we couldn't even hear the speaker anymore because no one was interested anymore. Improved. (Original) J'ai réservé une activité pour un enterrement de vie de garçon, dégustation de bières avec snacks à partager et initiation à la bierologie. Nous avons eu droit à un groupe total de 17 personnes, ce qui n'étais pas précisé, dans une toute petite salle sans climatisation ni aucun courant d'air. Aucun snack à partager et seulement quatre bières en 2h30... La première bière a été servie au bout de 20 minutes, la deuxième au bout d'une heure, la troisième au bout de deux heures !! Nous sommes venus pour déguster de la bière et nous avons eu droit à des bières qui n'étaient même pas locales, simplement 4 types différents en 25cl.. 40€ par personne pour entendre, certes, un passionné, nous répéter la même chose 5 fois de suite entre chaque bière et nous faire servir au total 1L de bière par personne en 2h30, et en plus sans aucun snacks pour s'occuper un peu les papilles entre deux.. évidemment, au bout d'un moment, tout le monde a lâché et nous n'entendions même plus l'intervenant tellement personne n'était plus intéressé. Améliorable.

(Translated by Google) Super nice. Treasure hunt (carried out in March 2018) which took us on a journey through time and the aromas of beer. The puzzle of the treasure hunt is very well constructed and allows a unique visit to Strasbourg (you will look at Strasbourg architecture differently after this game). The concept is truly innovative (tasting of 4 beers in 4 Strasbourg breweries). This game is to be played in a group or as a couple, in short the concept is original. It’s a nice surprise to discover beer culture and Alsatian heritage. Bravo to the Strasbourg beer escape. I highly recommend. (Original) Super sympa. Jeu de piste (réalisé en mars 2018) qui nous a fait voyager dans le temps et les arômes de la bière. L'énigme du jeu de piste est très bien construite et permet une visite unique de Strasbourg (vous regarderez l'architecture strasbourgeoise différemment après ce jeu). Le concept est réellement innovant (dégustation de 4 bières dans 4 brasseries strasbourgeoises). Ce jeu est à faire en groupe ou en couple, bref le concept est original. C'est une belle surprise pour découvrir la culture de la bière et le patrimoine alsacien. Bravo à l'échappée bière Strasbourg. Je recommande vivement.

(Translated by Google) It's an original and super nice concept for discovering the city of Strasbourg. I did the treasure hunt with the German version and it was excellent, because I learned lots of things about the city and the beers. I recommend this activity to have a good time with friends! (Original) C'est un concept original et super sympa pour découvrir la ville de Strasbourg. J'ai réalisé le jeu de piste avec la version en allemand et c'était excellent, car j'ai appris pleins de choses sur la ville et sur les bière. Je recommande cette activité pour passer un bon moment entre amis !

(Translated by Google) Experience that I recommend 100% This allows you to discover the city in a fun way by stopping off to taste excellent beers from the region! I 1000% recommend this activity! We loved it!! Great time!! (Original) Expérience que je recommande à 100% Cela permet de découvrir la ville de manière ludique en faisant des stop afin de déguster d’excellentes bières de la région ! Je recommande à 1000% cette activité ! Nous avons adoré !! Super moment !!

(Translated by Google) Finally an innovative and fun activity in Strasbourg! A concept that combines discovery of the city in the form of a treasure hunt with regular stops to taste a variety of beers. We really had a great time and discovered certain corners of Strasbourg from a very original angle. An activity that was lacking until now in a region where the brewing footprint is so present. Really a nice surprise! To consume without moderation! (Original) Enfin une activité innovante et ludique à Strasbourg ! Un concept qui mêle découverte de la ville sous la forme d'un jeu de piste avec des étapes régulières pour déguster des bières variées. On a vraiment passé un excellent moment et découvert certains coins de Strasbourg sous un angle très original. Une activité qui manquait jusqu'à présent dans une région où l'empreinte brassicole est si présente. Vraiment une belle surprise ! A consommer sans modération !

(Translated by Google) Very good experience and good way to discover Strasbourg It's the first time I participated in this type of visit but the organizer was super nice and passionate It allows you to have a nice visit to Strasbourg and to warm up with a good little cannon during the visit (Original) Très bonne expérience et bon moyen de decouvrir Strasbourg C'est la première fois que je participais à ce genre de visites mais l'organisateur était super sympa et passionné Ça permet de faire une jolie visite de Strasbourg et de se réchauffer avec un bon petit canon au grès de la visite

(Translated by Google) Really awesome tourist experience! I recommend 100% (Original) Expérience touristique vraiment génial ! Je recommande à 100%

(Translated by Google) We found this "course" a little disappointing. Is it because we are used to walking in “real” nature? I don't know.. (Original) Nous avons trouvé ce " parcours" unpeu décevant. Es ce parce que nous avons l habitude de nous promener dans la " vraie" nature? Je ne sais pas..

(Translated by Google) Incredible discovery on a walk with my puppy today! I didn't even know that a place full of nature was near my house! (Original) Incroyable découverte en promenade avec mon chiot aujourd’hui ! Je ne savais même pas qu’un lieu plein de nature était à côté de chez moi !

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) NICE PARK FOR WALKS, OASIS OF REST, QUIET, ALMOST NO NOISE AND ESPECIALLY SHADE FOR PEOPLE WHO LOOKING FOR IT (Original) PARC SYMPA POUR DES BALLADES,OASIS DE REPOS,CALME,PRESQUE PAS DE BRUIT ET SURTOUT DE L'OMBRE POUR LES PERSONNES QUI EN CHERCHE

(Translated by Google) nice park (Original) joli parc

(Translated by Google) recommend Total relaxation (Original) Recomand Relax total