In 48 hours, immerse yourself in the heart of Strasbourg, the Christmas Capital, and let yourself be enchanted by the magical lights, the Grand Sapin, the variety of its Christmas markets, and the beauty of its historic sites.

In Strasbourg, Christmas is a feast for all the senses. The Christmas markets celebrate the richness of Alsatian cuisine, from spiced mulled wine to Bredle and gingerbread, as well as local specialties carefully prepared by local producers.

Christmas is best enjoyed together, in the warmth of a shared moment, filled with laughter, traditions, and new discoveries.

Strasbourg, a city true to its roots, thus offers a journey through time, where the magic of Christmas blends with history, and where every step in the city becomes a cultural and festive discovery.

Making its festivities an inclusive and accessible moment, where everyone can fully experience the holiday spirit.

In Strasbourg, Christmas is also experienced through the rhythm of sounds and harmonies.

Experience the magic of Christmas differently!

A human-scale experience, featuring community actions, local initiatives and collective projects to discover as you stroll around.

Strasbourg is the perfect destination for a romantic getaway, where every illuminated alleyway, bridge and square becomes a backdrop for togetherness and wonder.

The city, home to more than 60,000 students, transforms in December into a vast open-air campus: concerts, alternative markets, film screenings, community cafés, and student parties come together in a friendly atmosphere.

To immortalize your visit, plan your itinerary at dusk, when the city is adorned with its lights and enchanting reflections.

The illuminated alleys and decorated façades tell the story and heritage of the city, with every corner of Strasbourg becoming a living tableau where the light and magic of Christmas come together.

By combining Christmas lights, artistic creations, and ecological initiatives, Strasbourg transforms the city into a place where life and biodiversity take center stage.

In Strasbourg, Christmas is also shared with your four-legged friend. The city welcomes visitors accompanied by their dogs, and there are numerous quays, parks and green spaces where you can stroll in peace, even in the heart of the markets and bustling streets.

In Strasbourg, everything is designed so that everyone can explore the Christmas Markets at their own pace.

In Strasbourg, Christmas is celebrated at the crossroads of cultures and traditions, but Strasbourg is also the cradle of European institutions, and the city highlights its values of dialogue, fraternity and openness. The decorations, illuminations and markets take on a cultural and civic dimension, with each space telling the story of a deeply European city.

Through these festivities, Strasbourg offers visitors a total immersion in its history, art and heritage, while celebrating local craftsmanship and contemporary creativity.

At dusk, Strasbourg transforms and reveals another facet of its Christmas magic. The cobbled streets light up, the facades of half-timbered houses sparkle and are reflected in the River Ill, creating a magical setting worthy of a Christmas fairy tale. Every square, every bridge and every market becomes a light show where tradition and contemporary creativity come together.ne autre facette de sa magie de Noël. Les ruelles pavées s’illuminent, les façades des maisons à colombages scintillent et se reflètent dans l’Ill, créant un décor féérique digne d’un conte de Noël. Chaque place, chaque pont et chaque marché devient un spectacle de lumières où se mêlent tradition et créativité contemporaine.

A luminous trail connects the Cathedral, Petite France, and Neustadt, where each neighborhood is adorned with colors and decorations that highlight the history and architecture of the city.

In Strasbourg, Christmas also means local creativity and craftsmanship. The city's markets and shops become veritable showcases of expertise, where artisans, designers and independent producers present unique pieces, sustainable objects and poetic finds.