


Strasbourg
Things to do in Strasbourg and its surroundings

Notre-Dame Cathedral
A true masterpiece of Gothic art, Strasbourg’s Notre-Dame Cathedral is an iconic symbol of the city. Its façade, made of pink sandstone from the Vosges Mountains and intricately sculpted, lights up in the daylight, offering a stunning spectacle that changes throughout the day. This monument, rich with eight centuries of history, embodies both the craftsmanship of medieval builders and the timeless spirituality of the region. Inside, you will be captivated by its sumptuous stained glass windows dating back to the Middle Ages, its sculptures, and of course, its famous astronomical clock. A true mechanical and artistic marvel, this clock, built in the 16th century, continues to fascinate visitors of all ages with its automata that come to life daily at noon.
Parc de l’Orangerie
This park is a true haven of peace, where centuries-old trees create an idyllic setting for a stroll. Take the time to admire the Joséphine Pavilion, which houses a precious collection of orange trees and hosts temporary exhibitions. This little piece of nature, just a stone’s throw from the city center, immerses you in the history and heritage of Alsace.

European Parliament
The European Parliament in Strasbourg is one of the city’s most iconic institutions and a powerful symbol of European unity. Located in the European quarter, just minutes from the city center, this imposing modern building with bold lines embodies democracy in action.
A visit to the Parliament not only allows you to explore its spectacular architecture but also provides a deeper understanding of this institution that represents over 500 million citizens. A must-visit for enthusiasts of politics and European history.


Maison Kammerzell
Don’t miss a gourmet break at the famous Maison Kammerzell, a true architectural treasure located a stone’s throw from the cathedral. With its magnificent, history-filled décor and warm atmosphere, this establishment invites you to discover the flavors of Alsace. Treat yourself to must-try local specialties such as choucroute garnie, made with the finest ingredients. Every bite will awaken your taste buds and offer a true culinary journey through Alsace’s traditions.
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The Unmissable Strasbourg Christmas Market
Visit the Christmas Market
Strasbourg is often called the “Capital of Christmas,” and it’s easy to see why. Every year, the city transforms into a true fairytale during the festive season with its famous Christmas Market, one of the oldest in Europe.

Europa-Park
Just 45 minutes from the Garrigae Villa La Florangerie Hotel, Europa-Park, one of Europe’s largest amusement parks, awaits you for a day of thrills and entertainment. With exciting rides, captivating shows, and themed areas representing various European countries, it’s an experience not to be missed for visitors of all ages.
Neustadt District
Discover an exceptional district, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where elegance and history come together. Admire the stunning Art Nouveau mansions, true testimonies of the refined architecture of the 19th century.
Don’t miss the majestic Palais Universitaire, an impressive building that reflects Strasbourg’s rich academic heritage.
Inside, marvel at the splendid fresco in the aula, an artistic masterpiece that enhances this prestigious space. A stroll through this district will immerse you in an atmosphere rich with culture and heritage.
