Travel guide Straßburg 1.A 2019

From the Middle Ages to modern times - immerse yourself in the turbulent history of Strasbourg. In our travel guide to Strasbourg, authors Antje and Gunther Schwab take you on a journey of discovery: 200 pages full of 130 color photos show all the splendor of the city. Seven tours described in detail will lead you to every corner. Destinations outside the center and three excursions in the area round off the "Strasbourg/Strasbourg" travel guide. The authors' tips point out places that are worth seeing and experiencing. With the 15 maps including overview map plus removable city map on a scale of 1:12,500 and a map of the S-Bahn, you are just as well oriented as the locals. Numerous short essays provide interesting background information. Companies that operate ecologically, regionally and sustainably are featured. Everything has been carefully examined and tested for you on site.

Strasbourg at a glance: Strasbourg Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Pulsating life in picturesque streets in the Münsterviertel. Half-timbered idyll and unique view from the Barrage Vauban in "La Petite France". Places with different flair allow small everyday escapes in the northern part of the island of Ill between the cathedral and the new town. There is a panoramic walk along the Quai des Bateliers, behind which the trendy Krutenau district attracts visitors. The Wilhelmine Quarter, the Neustadt, with its straight avenues, large squares and representative monumental buildings and villas, is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Europaviertel impresses with its representative architecture. Far away from the center there is a Voodoo Museum, futuristic architecture on the Bassin d'Austerlitz and the cross-border Jardin des deux Rives. Destinations in the Strasbourg area are Obernal, Mont-Ste-Odile and Saverne.

Experience Strasbourg: From the Strasbourg Cathedral via Maison Kammerzell and the European Parliament to the Christmas market on the Place de la République, the Musée Alsacien and the Strasbourg Christmas market: our travel guide "Strasbourg" is an expert companion, both in the picturesque Old Town as in the modern Europaviertel. Discover the sights of Strasbourg, but also highlights far away from the hotspots, such as the Musée Tomi Ungerererer or the Haute École des Arts du Rhin. Is the weather in Strasbourg not so good? Our travel guide for Strasbourg has 15 museums, 76 restaurants and 47 shopping addresses. On the road with the little ones? Boat trips, playgrounds, chocolate museum and more - nothing stands in the way of a successful family holiday thanks to the useful tips in our "Strasbourg" travel guide. If you're traveling on a budget, our Strasbourg travel guide will help you experience the city cheaply or for free.

Accommodation and overnight stay: Whether apartments, youth hostel, campsite or hotel - Strasbourg offers the right accommodation for everyone. Thanks to the double-sided map in our Strasbourg travel guide with 31 centrally located overnight accommodations, you will find the right roof over your head.

Practical and interactive: The free, interactive web app for smartphone, tablet and desktop shows all sights and tips on online maps. The search and filter function helps you explore Strasbourg according to your interests. Page references to the book combine the best of both worlds.

50 pages of compact information in the Strasbourg travel guide leave no questions unanswered - from holidays, festivals and events to Strasbourg's cuisine, culture and nightlife to practical travel tips on how to get there and public transport.
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