Must-visit neighborhoods in Strasbourg
Rich in history and exceptional heritage, Strasbourg captivates numerous visitors every year.
From its half-timbered houses and European institutions to its canals and monuments, every district of the Alsatian capital boasts a unique identity.
Here are the must-see districts to discover in Strasbourg during your stay.
La Grande Île forms the historic center of Strasbourg.
Bordered by the River Ill, it is dominated by the impressive Notre-Dame Cathedral, with a spire reaching 142 meters in height.
Wander through its cobbled streets and discover Place Broglie, the Palais Rohan, Place de la Cathédrale, and the famous Maison Kammerzell.
It is the ideal starting point for exploring the Alsatian capital.
Continue your walk towards La Petite France, famous for its canals, bridges, and half-timbered houses.
Place Benjamin-Zix offers one of the most beautiful settings in Strasbourg.
Just a few minutes away, La Krutenau reveals a more contemporary vibe, driven by its many cafés and restaurants that are popular with locals.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, La Neustadt showcases the architectural legacy of the German era with its wide avenues and monumental buildings, particularly around Place de la République.
Further north, the European District is home to the European Parliament, the Council of Europe, and the Parc de l'Orangerie perfect for a stroll.
After your excursion in Strasbourg, return to your hotel-restaurant located on the city's outskirts in Mittelhausbergen.
Au Tilleul offers 21 comfortable rooms all with en-suite bathrooms set within a family-run establishment. You can also take advantage of free private parking to easily park your vehicle.
Food lovers can book a table at La Stub 1888 to discover Alsatian cuisine on weekdays, or at La Table de Jacques, with its modern, minimalist atmosphere.
Our entire team looks forward to welcoming you!
From its half-timbered houses and European institutions to its canals and monuments, every district of the Alsatian capital boasts a unique identity.
Here are the must-see districts to discover in Strasbourg during your stay.
La Grande Île: Strasbourg’s historic heart
La Grande Île forms the historic center of Strasbourg.
Bordered by the River Ill, it is dominated by the impressive Notre-Dame Cathedral, with a spire reaching 142 meters in height.
Wander through its cobbled streets and discover Place Broglie, the Palais Rohan, Place de la Cathédrale, and the famous Maison Kammerzell.
It is the ideal starting point for exploring the Alsatian capital.
La Petite France and La Krutenau: two authentic atmospheres
Continue your walk towards La Petite France, famous for its canals, bridges, and half-timbered houses.
Place Benjamin-Zix offers one of the most beautiful settings in Strasbourg.
Just a few minutes away, La Krutenau reveals a more contemporary vibe, driven by its many cafés and restaurants that are popular with locals.
La Neustadt and the European District: a blend of history and modernity
A UNESCO World Heritage site, La Neustadt showcases the architectural legacy of the German era with its wide avenues and monumental buildings, particularly around Place de la République.
Further north, the European District is home to the European Parliament, the Council of Europe, and the Parc de l'Orangerie perfect for a stroll.
Stay at a hotel on the outskirts of Strasbourg
After your excursion in Strasbourg, return to your hotel-restaurant located on the city's outskirts in Mittelhausbergen.
Au Tilleul offers 21 comfortable rooms all with en-suite bathrooms set within a family-run establishment. You can also take advantage of free private parking to easily park your vehicle.
Food lovers can book a table at La Stub 1888 to discover Alsatian cuisine on weekdays, or at La Table de Jacques, with its modern, minimalist atmosphere.
Our entire team looks forward to welcoming you!
