Visit Strasbourg in a weekend
Located less than 2 hours by TGV from Paris, Strasbourg attracts tourists all year round thanks to its many attractions.
The Alsatian capital is particularly renowned for its UNESCO World Heritage monuments, its culture and its gastronomy.
Discover the must-see places to visit in Strasbourg.
Why not start your weekend by climbing to the top of what the people of Strasbourg call "Môman": Notre-Dame Cathedral.
With its unique 142-metre spire and its astronomical clock, it is one of the masterpieces of Gothic art.
Take a run-up and climb the 332 steps that will take you to the platform. The view of the city and the Alsace plain is exceptional!
You will appreciate the charm of this picturesque district that once welcomed fishermen, millers and tanners.
Magnificent half-timbered houses from the 16th and 17th centuries line the cobbled streets along the Ill.
Extend your visit to the Covered Bridges dominated by three towers, remains of the old ramparts of Strasbourg.
Around the Place de la République stand 5 prestigious buildings dating from the German era, such as the former Palace of the German Emperor and the National University Library.
Just a stone's throw away, you can also admire the works of Tomi Ungerer, a great Strasbourg cartoonist known worldwide for his illustrations.
Why not continue your stay by exploring the European Parliament and its famous hemicycle.
This is a unique opportunity to better understand the role of this institution and its impact on Europe and the world.
Practical information
Jacques and Estelle look forward to welcoming you to their inn located in Mittelhausbergen, just 5 km from Strasbourg. You can park your car in the car park.
The Au Tilleul hotel-restaurant offers 21 comfortable, air-conditioned rooms, including 3 for people with reduced mobility.
You will be charmed by this warm and authentic place on the outskirts of the Kochersberg hills. Respectful of the environment, the establishment has even been elected green key 2024.
On Sunday at noon, you will have the opportunity to taste fresh and local products at the hotel restaurant, "La Table de Jacques".
The most gourmet will appreciate the foie gras and duck breast, the vegetables from the farm or the brandy from the Massenez house
The Alsatian capital is particularly renowned for its UNESCO World Heritage monuments, its culture and its gastronomy.
Discover the must-see places to visit in Strasbourg.
Strasbourg Cathedral and its astronomical clock
Why not start your weekend by climbing to the top of what the people of Strasbourg call "Môman": Notre-Dame Cathedral.
With its unique 142-metre spire and its astronomical clock, it is one of the masterpieces of Gothic art.
Take a run-up and climb the 332 steps that will take you to the platform. The view of the city and the Alsace plain is exceptional!
Practical information
- 📍Address: Place du Château 67000 Strasbourg
- ⌚Opening hours: 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. until September and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. from October to March.
- 💵Prices: €5 to €8 for the ascent of the cathedral
Petite France and its canals
You will appreciate the charm of this picturesque district that once welcomed fishermen, millers and tanners.
Magnificent half-timbered houses from the 16th and 17th centuries line the cobbled streets along the Ill.
Extend your visit to the Covered Bridges dominated by three towers, remains of the old ramparts of Strasbourg.
The Neustadt district listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Around the Place de la République stand 5 prestigious buildings dating from the German era, such as the former Palace of the German Emperor and the National University Library.
Just a stone's throw away, you can also admire the works of Tomi Ungerer, a great Strasbourg cartoonist known worldwide for his illustrations.
The European Parliament in Strasbourg
Why not continue your stay by exploring the European Parliament and its famous hemicycle.
This is a unique opportunity to better understand the role of this institution and its impact on Europe and the world.
Practical information
- 📍Address: Bâtiment Louise Weiss 1 Allée du Printemps F-67070 Strasbourg Cedex
- ⌚ Opening hours: Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- 💵Prices: Free
Stay in a family-run inn on the outskirts of Strasbourg
Jacques and Estelle look forward to welcoming you to their inn located in Mittelhausbergen, just 5 km from Strasbourg. You can park your car in the car park.
The Au Tilleul hotel-restaurant offers 21 comfortable, air-conditioned rooms, including 3 for people with reduced mobility.
You will be charmed by this warm and authentic place on the outskirts of the Kochersberg hills. Respectful of the environment, the establishment has even been elected green key 2024.
On Sunday at noon, you will have the opportunity to taste fresh and local products at the hotel restaurant, "La Table de Jacques".
The most gourmet will appreciate the foie gras and duck breast, the vegetables from the farm or the brandy from the Massenez house
