• Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg - This Gothic marvel captivates with its 142-meter tower, which held the title of the world’s tallest for centuries. The facade is adorned with sculptures depicting biblical tales, and the central rose window dazzles with vibrant colors and intricate geometry. The pink sandstone facade shifts in hue with the changing daylight. A true masterpiece that commands the old town!
• Maison Kammerzell - Situated opposite the cathedral, this 15th-century house is renowned for its half-timbered architecture and ornate decor, featuring carved wood sculptures, stained glass windows, and lofty, pointed ceilings. It stands as one of the city’s best-preserved medieval houses and a splendid example of the German Renaissance.
• Palais de Rohan - This grand 18th-century classicist edifice served as the residence of prince-bishops. Its symmetrical, elegant facade offers a stark contrast to the Gothic opulence of the cathedral. The exterior showcases intricate stone carvings and expansive windows that echo Strasbourg’s aristocratic heritage.
• Place du Marche aux Cochons de Lait - A quaint cobblestone square along the Ill River, encircled by historic pastel-colored buildings. It offers a prime view of Rohan Palace and the tourist boats navigating the canals.
• Place Gutenberg - A spacious square honoring the inventor of the printing press, featuring his statue at its center. Surrounding it are neoclassical buildings and half-timbered houses. A Christmas wheel and bustling market often grace this lively spot, blending history with local culture.
• Barrage Vauban - A remarkable 17th-century defensive structure resembling an arched dam that manages water flow and controlled flooding. Its terrace provides a breathtaking view of Petite France and the covered bridge towers.
• Place Kleber - The largest and most contemporary square in the city center, encircled by classic buildings and shops, serving as the hub of urban life. It hosts the statue of General Kléber and, during Christmas, the renowned Strasbourg Christmas tree, one of Europe’s most famous.
• La Petite France - Strasbourg’s most charming neighborhood, characterized by its half-timbered houses, sloping roofs, flower-adorned balconies, and intersecting canals. It resembles a scene from a fairy tale. Historically home to millers, tanners, and fishermen, it remains the city’s romantic core.

• Local Guide

Experience Strasbourg like a local with this captivating tour rich in history, architecture, and legends. Explore iconic sites such as the magnificent Cathedral, the picturesque Petite France district, and the vibrant Place Kléber, along with hidden gems that reveal intriguing secrets. This is more than just a tour: it combines historical insights with amusing anecdotes, unique details not found in guidebooks, and a touch of humor that enlivens each location. Perfect for those eager to discover the city in a genuine, enjoyable, and intimate manner. Let the enchantment of Strasbourg captivate you at every turn!

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