DestinationStrasbourg
Things to do and see in Strasbourg
Strasbourg, European capital and jewel of Alsace
Discover Strasbourg at your own pace: European capital and jewel of Alsace, the city reveals itself through its heritage, its art of living and its leisurely strolls.
From Hotel D, the must-see sights are easy to reach on foot or by bike.
Simply let yourself be carried along by the city’s unique energy.
Strasbourg
Between medieval heritage and European modernity, Strasbourg charms with its architecture, its culture and its gentle way of life.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city blends art, history and gastronomy in a setting on a human scale.
A lively, elegant and inspiring destination to explore whatever the season.
Historic centre/Grande Île
10 minutes (on foot) Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site,
the historic centre is home to Strasbourg’s main sights: the majestic cathedral and its 142-metre spire, its astronomical clock, the Palais Rohan and its museums, the Maison Kammerzell, the vibrant Place Kléber surrounded by shops and department stores, and more.
On foot, by bike or by boat
Starting from the hotel
From Hotel D, all of Strasbourg is yours to explore, on foot, by bike or by boat.
Hop on one of our rental bikes to ride along the banks of the Ill, or let a boat trip carry you through the historic districts.
La Petite France
15 minutes (on foot) An iconic and picturesque district, La Petite France charms with its half-timbered houses, its canals and its flower-filled lanes.
Settle on a terrace on Place Benjamin-Zix and relax as you watch the barges glide along the Ill.
The Maison des Tanneurs, the Covered Bridges, the Vauban Dam and the Museum of Modern Art complete the stroll.
Christmas in Strasbourg
5 minutes (on foot) Every winter, the magic of Christmas takes hold of Strasbourg.
The great tree on Place Kléber and the markets around the cathedral, on Place Broglie and in La Petite France immerse the city in a fairy-tale atmosphere.
An experience to enjoy at least once in a lifetime.
European institutions district
10 minutes by car or tram / 20 minutes on foot Discover the Palace of Europe, seat of the Council of Europe, and the Human Rights Building.
A symbolic district that showcases Strasbourg’s European openness and international spirit.
The Garden of the Two Banks
15 minutes by car / 30 minutes by bike A true “garden without borders”, it stretches across both banks of the Rhine, between Strasbourg and Kehl.
Ideal for a nature walk, it offers a magnificent view of the river and links France and Germany via an iconic footbridge for pedestrians and cyclists.
Your questions about discovering Strasbourg
Discover Strasbourg
From Hotel D, the historic centre on the Grande Île, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its cathedral are about a 10-minute walk away, the Petite France 15 minutes, and the European institutions district 20 minutes on foot or 10 minutes by tram.
Yes, the Christmas markets are about a 5-minute walk from Hotel D. Every winter, the great tree on Place Kléber and the markets at the cathedral, Place Broglie and the Petite France fill the city with a magical atmosphere.
The Jardin des Deux Rives, a “garden without borders” between Strasbourg and Kehl, is a 15-minute drive or 30-minute bike ride from Hotel D. A pedestrian and cycle bridge links France and Germany there.