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When to go to Strasbourg
Strasbourg is a charming city year-round, with lots of things to do in both summer and winter. However, most visitors arrive between May and September when the weather is the most reliable.
Strasbourg cultural guide
Whether into theater, opera or classical concerts, Strasbourg has plenty to offer all year long. Ticket prices for museums are around 4-5€, whatever you want to see but temporary exhibitions are generally not included in the museums’ entrance fee.
Transportation
Strasbourg has its own airport, serving a limited number of destinations and since the 10th of June 2007 it is linked to the European high-speed train network by the TGV Est (Paris-Strasbourg).
Attractions
Strasbourg is a city where the bewildered eye of the tourist roams continually, flying from one interesting sight to the next. Let us guide you a bit.
History and Civilization
The city’s exquisite geographical position justifies its existence ever since the Bronze age and as its present name also suggests, it is “the city of roads”.
City Areas
Strasbourg is a popular tourist destination primarily thanks to the beautifully preserved and pedestrian friendly city centre, which can be explored on foot or bicycle in a few days.
Events
Besides the expected events related to the European Union, Strasbourg is home for many exhibitions, festivals and fairs.
Restaurants and Nightlife
Strasbourg features plenty of good restaurants, whether you are looking for international or traditional Alsatian cuisine, fast-food or gourmet cooking.
About Strasbourg
Strasbourg is the capital and principal city of the Alsace region in northeastern France, with 702,412 inhabitants in the metropolitan area in 2007.