The 15 Best Things To Do In Strasbourg, France

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Do you love to wander around canals, visit old towns with half-timbered homes, get tipsy with good wine, and taste freshly baked goods from patisseries? Then, look no further than Strasbourg!

With so many things to see and do, you might not know where to begin. So, we’ve compiled our list of the absolute best things to do in Strasbourg for you.

The Notre-Dame Strasbourg Cathedral is a must on your Strasbourg bucket list. It was built between the 13th and 15th centuries combining both the Romanesque and Gothic styles of architecture.

Look Up at the Notre-Dame Strasbourg Cathedral

The Strasbourg Christmas Market (Christkindelsmärik) is held annually starting from mid-to-late November until December 24. As one of the top Strasbourg attractions, around two million visitors attend the Christmas market to experience its magic each year.

Get Festive at the Strasbourg Christmas Market

If you would like to learn about the history of Strasbourg, the best place to do so will be at its History Museum, located in a building that used to be a slaughterhouse. You’ll learn everything there is about Strasbourg – from the Middle Ages all the way to the French Revolution.

Explore Strasbourg at its History Museum

Wear your comfortable shoes as you walk through the art and science trails at the botanical gardens of Strasbourg University. Established in 1619, this is the second-oldest botanical garden in France.

Visit the Botanical Gardens of Strasbourg University

Petite France is a pedestrian-friendly area, and walking is the best way to enjoy it. You’ll find narrow streets, shops, and half-timbered homes. Make sure you make dinner reservations at the Maison des Tanneurs restaurant by the Ill river canal.

Take a Stroll around the ‘Petite France’

The Covered Bridges (Pont Couverts) of Strasbourg are an extension of Petite France. Despite the name, the three bridges lost their roofs in the 18th century.

Gaze at the Covered Bridges of Strasbourg

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