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Visit Neustadt, a district built by the German Empire

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since July 2016, Neustadt or "new town," a district with a rich heritage, has become a must-visit destination for history lovers during a stay in Strasbourg. So are you ready to discover a district charged with history? A quick history... Strasbourg's Neustadt is the urban extension undertaken from the late 19th century, during the period when Alsace belong...

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Walk to the stars

A view of the most beautiful facades of the city The Quai des Bateliers lights up for Christmas! Offering much more than a pedestrianised street in the city, the decorations of Strasbourg, Capital of Christmas showcase and enhance the rich, historic architectural heritage, with a constellation of over 600 stars, symbols of the unchanging celestial reference points. All areas - land, sea and a...

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Christmas at the Alsatian Museum

Christmas at the Alsatian Museum Like every year, when the Christmas period is approaching, the Alsatian Museum puts on its finery to present the traditions of Christmas. 23 November 2019 to 5 January 2020. Alsatian Museum, 23-25 quai Saint-Nicolas. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed on Tuesdays. Prices: €6.50 full price and €3.50 reduced price. Information: +33 ...

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Useful contact information

Tourist office of Strasbourg and its Region visitstrasbourg.fr Tél. +33 (0)3 88 52 28 28 Fax +33 (0)3 88 52 28 29 Place de la Cathédrale – Open daily between 9 am and 7 pm Public transportation: Compagnie des Transports Strasbourgeois (CTS) www.cts-strasbourg.eu Allô CTS : +33 (0)3 88 77 70 70 Our helpline is open Monday to Friday between 7:30 am and 7pm, and Saturday between 8:30 am a...

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Christmas Lights

The streets, houses, sides of churches, windows and balconies twinkle with the light of a thousand candles thanks to the countless decorative elements, one of which is more original than the other....

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Videos

Retrouvez la magie de Noël et l'ambiance unique des marchés de Noël de Strasbourg à travers différentes vidéos.-->...

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Alsatian Christmas glossary

Bredle Small Christmas cakes prepared at home during Advent, often with friends or family. There are many different types of bredele, such as linzers, butterbredele, and spritz. The dough is usually cut into different shapes – such as stars, figures, hearts or trees – with pastry cutters before being baked. Männele Small brioche figures made by bakers on Saint Nicholas Day (6 December). They of...

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Préparation séjour

Are you planning to stay in Strasbourg during the Christmas market? The Tourist Office will help you find a restaurant, an activity, a guided tour......

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Visiting Strasbourg’s Christmas Markets in a motor home

You can visit Strasbourg and the Christmas Markets in a motor home. Below you’ll find detailed information about daytime and overnight parking facilities in the city...

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There's more to Strasbourg than Christmas

Le cinquième lieu Le 5e Lieu combines a space to promote cultural events, the "Un Voyage à Strasbourg" (A Journey through Strasbourg) exhibition, and the Cabinet des Estampes et des Dessins (Print room). This space is a starting point to discover the city and its cultural offerings. The "Un Voyage à Strasbourg" exhibition offers a tour through historic Strasbourg and the Strasbourg ...

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Health pass check: your personal data protection

The City of Strasbourg processes your personal data (first name, last name, date of birth, whether the health pass is valid or not) in accordance with the health measures decided by the Bas-Rhin prefectural authority in order to check the validity of your health pass.The objective of this plan is to limit the risks of epidemic spread and minimize the possibility of contamination in situations at r...

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The Christmas Markets: a success story dating back to 1570

With its famous Christmas Tree, illuminations, pretty wooden chalets, bredele cakes and hot wine, there’s always magic in the air at Strasbourg’s Christmas Markets. The markets return to the city each and every year, bringing unbridled joy to visitors. And, since 2009, people around the world – in Tokyo, Moscow, Beijing and Taipei – have had a chance to encounter the famous little wooden chalets. ...

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Visit Neustadt, a district built by the German Empire

Walk to the stars

Christmas at the Alsatian Museum

Useful contact information

Christmas Lights

Videos

Alsatian Christmas glossary

Préparation séjour

Visiting Strasbourg’s Christmas Markets in a motor home

There's more to Strasbourg than Christmas

Health pass check: your personal data protection

The Christmas Markets: a success story dating back to 1570

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