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Overview

Strasbourg, the European capital

At just 2h20 away by TGV from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport and Paris Gare de l’Est railway station, Strasbourg, the European Capital, boasts a unique cultural and architectural heritage with its city center listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The Petite France quarter, the narrow streets with names evoking guilds and markets - all have retained their medieval charm. Strasbourg has been a great historic meeting place for centuries and today stands as the home of the European Parliament and Council of Europe.

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In the morning take a boat tour, with Batorama, on the river Ill. Lasting 1h10, the tour will allow you to discover the town and its various quarters including the historic town centre, the imperial German district and the area which is home to the European institutions. Afterwards, have a stroll in the town centre and pop in its souvenir shops for some quality shopping, before heading to see the amazing astronomical clock of the cathedral. At exactly 12:30 the clocks begins to whirr and the twelve apostles parade before Christ.

Visit the old pedestrian districts around the cathedral and the Petite France quarter which is the most picturesque district of old Strasbourg. Fishermen, millers and tanners once lived and worked in this part of town where the streets have been built level with the waterways. Not far away are the Covered Bridges and the Vauban Dam. End the afternoon in one of the numerous museums.

Our tip: Buy the Strasbourg Pass which offers free services and numerous discounts to discover all the monuments and not-to-be-missed landmarks, at your own pace and in total freedom.

Lunch in one of the many winstubs (small typically Alsatian restaurants) to savour local foods and wine.

Head to the Rue de la Mésange, where you will find all the leading high quality brands such as Gucci, Hermès, Vuitton, Cartier, etc. In the afternoon, take the Wine Route tour to several picturesque villages typical of the Lower Rhine region, and have a visit to a wine-cellar to taste the local wine. On the way back enjoy a flamenkuch (Pie baked in the flames) in a traditional restaurant.

Office de tourisme Strasbourg
17 place de la Cathédrale, Strasbourg
Tel: + 33 (0)3 88 52 28 28

The city’s tourist office has a helpful personnel, insider information and tips as well as handy maps and brochures. The city’s tourist office also arranges tours and excursions and is a focal point for local accommodation.

Getting to and from Strasbourg

To Strasbourg

From Paris	02:17
From Nice	13:48
From Frankfurt	02:00
From Brussels	05:01
From Munich	03:42
From Zurich	03:34
From Paris Cdg Airport	02:27
From Avignon	04:56
From Lyon	03:27
From Marseille	05:12
From Basel	01:15
From Bordeaux	06:36
From Stuttgart	01:16
From Dijon	02:03
From Luxembourg	02:54
From Lille	03:35
From Rennes	05:32
From Aix En Provence Tgv	04:57
From Mannheim	01:21
From Mulhouse	00:45
From Karlsruhe	00:38
From Macon	03:09
From Antibes	13:28
From Cannes	13:15
From Marne La Vallee	02:28
From Chalon Sur Saone	02:42
From Massy	03:02
From Tgv Haute Picardie	03:05
From Agde	10:24
From St Raphael	12:48
From Narbonne	10:56
From Angers	04:50
From Angouleme	05:33
From Bourg En Bresse	03:36
From St Pierre Des Corps	03:58
From Le Mans	03:59
From Nantes	05:28
From Poitiers	04:43
From Valence	04:32
From Brumath	00:10
From Champagne-ardenne	01:53
From Reding	00:37
From Benfeld	00:16
From Herrlisheim	00:18
From Selestat	00:18
From Hochfelden	00:20
From Saverne	00:22
From Appenweier	00:23
From Haguenau	00:24
From Marienthal	00:24
From Colmar	00:25
From Obernai	00:25
From Baden Baden	00:26
From Lutzelbourg	00:29
From Offenburg	00:30
From Sarrebourg	00:40
From Kehl	00:11
From Rouffach	00:45
From Wissembourg	00:52
From Morhange	00:59
From Luneville	01:04
From Belfort	01:07
From St Louis (local)	01:07
From Lorraine Tgv	01:10
From Sarreguemines	01:13
From Metz	01:17
From Nancy	01:22
From St Die	01:25
From Besançon	01:26
From Saarbrucken	01:38
From Thionville	01:38

From Strasbourg

To Brumath	00:13
To Hochfelden	00:25
To Herrlisheim	00:25
To Appenweier	00:26
To Molsheim	00:26
To Benfeld	00:27
To Dorlisheim	00:29
To Marienthal	00:33
To Haguenau	00:39
To Saverne	00:40
To Obernai	00:41
To Colmar	00:46
To Dambach La Ville	01:03
To Mulhouse	01:09
To Selestat	01:13
To Lorraine Tgv	01:14
To Morhange	01:20
To Sarreguemines	01:30
To Saarbrucken	01:49
To Paris	03:00
To Baden Baden	03:08
To Lutzelbourg	03:16
To Wissembourg	03:17
To Reding	03:21
To Offenburg	03:26
To Sarrebourg	03:27
To Karlsruhe	03:29
To St Louis (local)	03:33
To Luneville	03:35
To Basel	03:41
To Besançon	03:57
To Belfort	03:58
To Cologne	04:15
To Stuttgart	04:16
To Dijon	04:21
To Frankfurt	04:23
To Massy	04:24
To Metz	04:25
To Thionville	04:32
To Zurich	04:38
To Chalon Sur Saone	04:41
To Nancy	04:45
To Mannheim	04:46
To Marne La Vallee	04:51
To Brussels	05:01
To Paris Cdg Airport	05:01
To St Die	05:03
To Luxembourg	05:03
To Augsburg	05:10
To St Pierre Des Corps	05:15
To Bourg En Bresse	05:38
To Le Mans	05:42
To Munich	05:44
To Angouleme	05:46
To Rouen	06:09
To Lille	06:11
To Valence	06:25
To Angers	06:29
To Champagne-ardenne	06:37
To Rennes	06:41
To Lyon	06:42
To Tgv Haute Picardie	06:43
To Laval	06:49
To Poitiers	06:55
To Nantes	07:07
To Aix En Provence Tgv	07:27
To Bordeaux	07:36
To Avignon	11:28
To Vienna	12:11
To Marseille	12:12
To Agde	13:09
To Narbonne	13:41
To St Raphael	14:19
To Cannes	14:44
To Antibes	14:56
To Cerbere	15:08
To Nice	15:21

Train station(s)

Trains are a convenient way of reaching many towns and cities throughout Europe. The majority of cities in Europe have a minimum of one train station, while larger, more populated cities have two or more stations. Train stations, in general, are located in the heart of the city. Review the map below to get an idea of where the train station(s) in Strasbourg can be found.

1) Strasbourg Roethi

2) Strasbourg

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Good trip recommended | Peter a. | 2014/09/11
"We have used Rail Europe for our European rail tickets for several years and we have never had an significant issue or problem. The trains are always on time, we have never had an argument with fellow passengers about reserved seats. French trains are however not as clean as they were some years ago, nor are the stations great. Little has been done to easy baggage use. Few stations have lifts and you must carry your bag. It is very important to ensure you have manageable bags. We tend to travel in mid morning and over an early lunch and always take our lunch with us, including drinks and a snack. Paris Est station was much better than Nord du Gard, which is busy with few facilities. We also travelled from Strasbourg to Stuttgart on a German TGV equivalent and this trip was excellent. We recommend travelling first class and using the benefit of reserved seats. Arrive in sufficient time that you know where your carriage will be on the station, particularly if the train is not starting at your departure point. We printed our tickets in a station kiosk a couple of days before travelling. Also note that some tickets with Rail Europe are e-tickets and need to be printed by you in advance. These tickets cannot be printed on station kiosks. Our Strasbourg to Stuttgart trip had e-tickets. Most station staff are helpful and speak some English. Asa general rule, if you make and effort and you are polite, they respond in the same manner. There are always exceptions but rare. "
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Highly Recommended | Peter a. | 2014/09/11
"The German TGV was noticeably cleaner than its French equivalent. We have an enjoyable trip from Strasbourg to Stuttgart. Stuttgart station and the surrounding area is under extensive renovation which makes getting out of the station and going the way you intended a little difficult. The train was comfortable, quiet and clean. We travelled in first class with reserved seats and this is recommended. Be aware that German train tickets are e-tickets and must be printed by you before travelling. "
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TGV is not as nice as Thalys | Serena h. | 2014/09/09
"TGVs are nice when you don't get aisle seats. Aisle seats are uncomfortable as there is nothing to look at and you will inevitably fall asleep (most likely on the person next to you) if you don't have something to keep you occupied! They are also expensive and do not offer any complimentary wifi. "
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Very good way to travel | Vivien l. | 2014/09/08
"Even for inexperienced travellers this was a relatively easy and fast service. Seemed expensive for distance travelled but maybe that's Europe "
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Easy ! | Rachel c. | 2014/09/07
"The journey was comfortable and without incident. I would definitely do the same journey next time. "
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Aussie travellers Paul | Paul m. | 2014/08/23
"We enjoyed our trip. The staff were helpful and assisted when asked. The train is the way to go, fast comfortable and no worries with parking. All instructions at stations were easy to follow. "
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CONVENIENT AND QUICK | Dorothy w. | 2014/08/01
"The TGV from Paris CDG to Strasbourg is, in my opinion, the best travel option for this trip. Book early and get great discounts! "
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Cool and wifi | Trevor g. | 2014/08/01
"Comfortable trip marred by poor air conditioning and lack of wifi. "
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Great Trip from Paris | Wyn v. | 2014/07/30
"Thanks for a comfortable and relaxing trip from Paris to Strasbourg. The train was on time and clean and comfortable. Staff were helpful and the best aspect was the booking and ticket delivery process via online and mail in Australia - very good experience. "
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Highly enjoyable | Shibdas r. | 2014/07/07
"The travel from Milan to Zurich was highly satisfying in all respects. "
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