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Strasbourg
Strasbourg
Strasbourg city breaks
Seasonal city breaks to Strasbourg offer up the perfect blend of history, culture and European charm. The city’s picturesque canals and half-timbered houses in the Grande Île create a fairytale setting that’s ideal for getting lost in. You can admire Gothic architecture, enjoy Alsatian cuisine in cosy winstubs (an authentic pub), and stroll through lively squares filled with cafés. As well as plenty of history and heritage, Strasbourg also has a modern, cosmopolitan energy. It’s compact, walkable and rich in character – ticking all the boxes for a long weekend away. Plus, it’s only a short hop from the UK, so you can be exploring in no time...
Festive markets
For a dose of Christmas cheer, make a beeline for the Strasbourg Christmas markets! Each winter, they transform the city into a festive wonderland. Centred around Christkindelsmärik, the wooden stalls glow with lights, there’s mulled wine to sip and handcrafted gifts to buy. Against the medieval streets of the city, the atmosphere feels magical and unmistakably Alsatian.
Not-to-be-missed neighbourhoods
Each of the neighbourhoods in Strasbourg has a distinct character. Petite-France charms with canals and timbered houses, while Neustadt feels grand and elegant. Krutenau is lively and youthful, and Robertsau offers a more residential atmosphere, close to nature.
Uncover Alsace traditions
Experience a blend of French and German influences in Strasbourg, seen in the half-timbered houses, folk costumes and hearty cuisine. Seasonal celebrations are at the centre, from wine harvest festivals to Christmas markets. Music, dialect and recipes reflect a strong regional identity passed down through generations.
BOMA Hotel
Strasbourg City, Strasbourg
Our rating
Based on 480 reviews
- Colourful concept design
- In the heart of the city
- 290m from Petit France quarter
- 450m from the Place Kleber Christmas Market
- 650m from the main train station
Citadines Kleber Strasbourg
Strasbourg City, Strasbourg
Our rating
Based on 512 reviews
- Modern decor
- Comfortable rooms with Kitchenette
- 350m from the Place Kleber Christmas Market
- 450m from Petit France quarter
- 750m from the main train station
European Parliament
Strasbourg
The European Parliament in Strasbourg is one of the main legislative bodies of the European Union. It’s open to visitors six days a week and is free of charge to enter. On a visit here, you can see the main...
Grande-Île
Strasbourg
Visit Strasbourg's historic heart and you’ll step right into a fairytale. With half-timbered houses, quaint cafés strung along the cobbled streets and the impressive Cathédrale Notre Dame to discover, get ready...
Language
French/Alsatian
Currency
Euro
Time difference
+1hr
Cost of a beer
£4.50
One-way local transport ticket
£1.90
Three course meal
£57
Sightseeing
Admire Strasbourg Cathedral’s intricate façade, stroll through Petite-France’s canals, and explore the Grande Île, a UNESCO-listed centre – these are just a few of the most-popular things to see here. Scenic boat cruises, museums and grand squares reveal a city where medieval charm meets European elegance in every season and neighbourhood alike.
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Eating and drinking
The food and drink scene in Strasbourg is a highlight of any visit. Traditional winstubs serve hearty Alsatian dishes like choucroute and tarte flambée, paired with local Riesling wines. Cafés and brasseries line historic streets, blending French finesse with German-influenced flavours.
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Shopping
For a spot of retail therapy, shopping in Strasbourg is diverse and atmospheric. Boutiques line the streets of Grande Île, while modern, high-street brands are dotted around Place Kléber. You can also find local crafts and gourmet Alsatian products at the festive market stalls.
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Getting around
Getting out and about in Strasbourg is easy and efficient. The city has an excellent tram and bus network which you can hop on and off, and cycling is very popular with the locals. The compact and historic centre is ideal for exploring on foot, though!
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