European Parliament
The European Parliament building in the Wacken district is the seat of the European Parliament when it meets in Strasbourg (it alternates with Brussels). Free guided tours when Parliament is in session.
City in France
Strasbourg
4 things to see
Strasbourg straddles the Franco-German border with a UNESCO-listed old town, a soaring cathedral, and Alsatian cuisine that blends the best of both countries. The Grande Ile island center and the Petite France district of timbered houses and canals are free to wander, and the cathedral is free to enter (the astronomical clock and tower carry a small charge). The city’s tram and extensive bike network make budget transport easy. Pair it with Colmar, a short, cheap train ride south, and visit outside summer for lower prices, or in December for the famous Christmas markets.
What to see
Things to do in Strasbourg
What each one costs, where the cost is known.
Grande Ile
The Grande Ile is the historic island center of Strasbourg, UNESCO-listed and surrounded by the River Ill. Free to walk.
Petite France
Petite France is the most picturesque quarter of Strasbourg, a cluster of half-timbered houses, flower-lined canals, and lock gates at the western tip of the Grande Ile. Free to walk.
Strasbourg Cathedral
Strasbourg Cathedral is a Gothic masterpiece with a single spire (the second was never built), an astronomical clock, and a red sandstone facade covered in sculptures. Free to enter.
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