Gothic Grandeur & Picturesque Alsatian Charm
A Gothic masterpiece with a stunning 142m spire and an intricate astronomical clock.
The most picturesque district, famous for its canals and half-timbered houses.
A modern symbol of European democracy and the city's status as a European capital.
A former royal residence that now houses three of the city’s most important museums.
Historic defensive bridges with four towers that once guarded the medieval city.
A charming museum dedicated to the traditional life, folklore, and crafts of Alsace.
The main central square, surrounded by historic buildings and upscale shopping.
A peaceful haven belonging to the University, home to thousands of plant species.
The MAMCS offers a fantastic collection of modern works and great temporary exhibitions.
The oldest and most famous in France (Christkindelsmärik), transforming the city into a fairy tale.
Gourmet cuisine set inside a beautiful 17th-century farmhouse within the Orangerie park.
Located just outside in Itterswiller, this Michelin-star spot offers elite Alsatian gastronomy.
Elegant and refined French dishes served in a stylish, welcoming environment.
A traditional "Winstub" with a modern twist, specializing in hearty local Alsatian dishes.
A trendy bistro with a creative menu and a great selection of local craft beers.
Located in Petite France, famous for its variety of "Spätzle" and river views.
A Strasbourg institution! A classic Alsatian restaurant with a cozy, historic interior.
Hearty local cuisine served in a beautifully decorated traditional building near the cathedral.
An authentic microbrewery offering great "Flammekueche" and house-made beers.
A luxury tea house and pastry shop. Perfect for a refined brunch or afternoon chocolate.
09:00: Notre-Dame Cathedral – Visit the clock and climb the spire.
10:30: La Petite France – Walk the canals and take iconic photos.
12:30: Lunch at La Corde à Linge – Try the Choucroute or Spätzle.
14:30: Palais Rohan – Explore the museum or walk the royal gardens.
16:00: Barrage Vauban – Panoramic walk and views of the Covered Bridges.
19:00: Dinner at La Vignette – Contemporary French cuisine.
Day 1: Historic Heart. Cathedral, Petite France, and Palais Rohan. Dinner at Chez Yvonne.
Day 2: Art & Nature. Alsatian Museum, Modern Art Museum, and the Botanical Garden. Dinner at Café Bretelles.
Day 3: European Quarter. Tour the Parliament area, Place Kléber shopping, and a farewell gourmet dinner at Buerehiesel.
Day 1: Cathedral & Petite France exploration.
Day 2: Modern Art & University Botanical Gardens.
Day 3: European Parliament tour and central square shopping.
Day 4: Excursion: Medieval Alsace. Visit Riquewihr or Eguisheim (day trip).
Day 5: Alsace Wine Route. Vineyard tastings in Kaysersberg or Ribeauvillé.
Day 6: Gastronomy Day. Explore local markets, breweries, and traditional winstubs.
Day 7: Relaxing canal walk and a final luxury dinner at Le Cerf.
Find the best accommodation for your 2026 trip:
Ibis Styles or modern hostels near the train station and Krutenau.
Check Cheap HotelsHalf-timbered boutique hotels in the heart of Petite France.
Check Best Value Hotels5-star experiences at Maison Rouge or Hotel Regent Petite France.
Check Luxury Hotels