What to do
Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Strasbourg
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Explore the Straßburger Münster, a stunning Gothic cathedral located in the heart of Strasbourg. This iconic landmark boasts impressive architecture and a rich history, making it a must-visit during your trip to the city. There is no entry fee.
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Grab a Coffee and a Croissant from a Cafe in the Petite France region.
Petite-France
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Stroll through La Petite France, wander through the picturesque neighborhood. Enjoy the charming half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and scenic canals.
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Palais Rohan
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If you are a fond of Museums then you should miss it. Visit the Palais Rohan, which houses three museums - the Museum of Fine Arts, the Archaeological Museum, and the Decorative Arts Museum.
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Pont du Faisan
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This hydraulic bridge dating back to 1888 has unique style of folding to give way for the boats running through the canals. Don't forget to take a pause and watch this old bridge's hydraulic movements.
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There is walking area along the river, it passes under the bridges and connects the city. The best way to explore a city is to walk through it.
Commute
From Germany
If you are coming from Germany to visit using the Deustchland Ticket keep in mind that it is not valiud for the trip from Kehl to Strassbourg. I recommend taking a day ticket, travel till Kehl from wherever you are in Germany and then take tram D to Strassbourg.
Tickets
You can buy the tickets online or on the Tram station outside Kehl Central Staion. If you are travelling in a group then the day ticket(ALSA+ EMS DAILY GROUP TICKET) cost 7,2 euros for a group of 2-5 people. There are other tickets available on their official website.
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