Why not take advantage of your visit to EuMo Expo to explore Strasbourg and the surrounding area? Want to make sure you don’t miss out on anything in Strasbourg, even if you’re not here for long? Here’s our selection of places you shouldn’t miss when you visit the Alsatian capital, for an unforgettable travel experience!
The Strasbourg Cathedral
Definitely a must-see! Strasbourg Cathedral is the symbol of the city. Constructed of pink sandstone from the Vosges Mountains, it took nearly 3 centuries of work to complete this “gigantic and delicate marvel”, as Victor Hugo called it.
The Grande île
Surrounded by the Ill River, Grande Ile, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the historic centre of Strasbourg. In addition to the iconic Strasbourg Cathedral and the must-see Kammerzell House, there’s a whole host of sights to be enjoyed here.
The Petite France
Emblematic of Strasbourg, the Petite France was the district of millers, tanners and fishermen. Its half-timbered houses, narrow streets and waterfront areas give it a romantic, intimate atmosphere.
The Neustadt District
Also known as the German imperial district, Neustadt means “new city”. It was built at the turn of the 20th century, after the Prussian annexation. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2017, it boasts an outstanding architectural heritage.
The European District
The European District, a symbol of Franco-German reconciliation and of the construction of Europe, features some superb showpieces of contemporary architecture, including the famous European Parliament.
The Fiveth Place
A space open to all those who are curious to (re)discover the city of Strasbourg through its heritage, architecture and cultural life.
The Strasbourg City Card: a great deal for a great stay!
The precious pass that lets you visit more and spend less!
The Strasbourg City Card is a discount card that’s valid for 7 days in a row. It gives you attractive discounts from numerous service providers.
All the information you need on the Strasbourg and Region Tourist Office website.
Eurometropole Strasbourg (France), Grand Est Region (France) and the Compagnie des Transports Strasbourgeois have put together this practical guide to help you make the most of your stay in Strasbourg and discover the rich programme of events on offer in their joint pavilion (Hall 2, stand 37).
