Welcome Guide
Very Good Dishes
The place is simple but the food is amazing, lots of flavor and originality. Open for lunch from Tuesday to Friday and for diner Friday night.
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Cokoon
6 Rue du Faubourg-de-PierreThe place is simple but the food is amazing, lots of flavor and originality. Open for lunch from Tuesday to Friday and for diner Friday night.
Very famous in Strasbourg for everything about cheese! You can discover hundreds of different cheese, they have discovering menu in which you can taste more then 10 different cheese of your choice. You could also go for a “raclette” or a “fondue” which are just delicious if you love cheese!
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La Cloche à Fromage RESTAURANT
27 Rue des TonneliersVery famous in Strasbourg for everything about cheese! You can discover hundreds of different cheese, they have discovering menu in which you can taste more then 10 different cheese of your choice. You could also go for a “raclette” or a “fondue” which are just delicious if you love cheese!
Delicious wood-fired pizza! Probably the best pizza of Strasbourg in my point of view and my grand father is Italian, just saying.
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Milano-Torino "Mito"
8 Place d'AusterlitzDelicious wood-fired pizza! Probably the best pizza of Strasbourg in my point of view and my grand father is Italian, just saying.
Beautiful place and really good food! Great team, always smiling :) You will have a free coffee after your lunch/diner if you saying you’re my AirBNB’s guest, Sarah (restaurant’s owner) is a good friend of mine ;)
Blue Flamingo
Presqu'île André-MalrauxBeautiful place and really good food! Great team, always smiling :) You will have a free coffee after your lunch/diner if you saying you’re my AirBNB’s guest, Sarah (restaurant’s owner) is a good friend of mine ;)
One Star Michelin, this kitchen mix french and asian culture in your dish, beautiful!
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Restaurant Umami
8 Rue des DentellesOne Star Michelin, this kitchen mix french and asian culture in your dish, beautiful!
Meat Lovers
A monument of Strasbourg! Just the best beef tab with shallot you will eat in your life! Every local people know this place, your mouth will never forget the taste.
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Le Fossile
Place des OrphelinsA monument of Strasbourg! Just the best beef tab with shallot you will eat in your life! Every local people know this place, your mouth will never forget the taste.
Specialized in mature beef, this is the best steakhouse in Strasbourg.
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Au Diable Bleu
1 Rue Saint-GuillaumeSpecialized in mature beef, this is the best steakhouse in Strasbourg.
Alsace’s Flavours
Very good Alsatian food, they respect our tradition.
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Restaurant Alsacien Strasbourg Schnockeloch
2 Quai Saint-JeanVery good Alsatian food, they respect our tradition.
I would suggest “Jambonneau braisé au Munster” if you like meat and cheese, it’s delicious and sometimes it makes me regret being vegetarian.
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Le Tire-Bouchon
5 Rue des Tailleurs de PierreI would suggest “Jambonneau braisé au Munster” if you like meat and cheese, it’s delicious and sometimes it makes me regret being vegetarian.
Very famous place in Strasbourg! Not only because it’s just in front of the Cathedral but also for it’s food with sauerkraut & Fish for speciality.
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Haus Kammerzell
16 Pl. de la CathédraleVery famous place in Strasbourg! Not only because it’s just in front of the Cathedral but also for it’s food with sauerkraut & Fish for speciality.
Flammenkueche is the Alsacian pizza really! This is one the best place for tasting Flammenkueche from the classical one to the most original one.
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Binchstub Broglie
28 Imp. de l'ÉcrevisseFlammenkueche is the Alsacian pizza really! This is one the best place for tasting Flammenkueche from the classical one to the most original one.
Vegetarians & Vegans
Vélicious Burger
20 Grand'RueDelicious vegan burger!
Vélicious
43 Rue GeilerOriginal French inspired dishes, tasty and copious.
Namaste Restaurant Indien
11 Rue du Faubourg-de-PierreA very good vegetarian menu!
Bakery
One of the oldest bakery in Strasbourg! The reason why is simply because it’s delicious. For me, one of the really best bakery you can get. They respect the old tradition, the best old fashion taste.
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Patisserie Christian Strasbourg
12 Rue de l'OutreOne of the oldest bakery in Strasbourg! The reason why is simply because it’s delicious. For me, one of the really best bakery you can get. They respect the old tradition, the best old fashion taste.
A very young bakery but with a fresh vision! Original and delicious, this place starts to create his reputation across Strasbourg’s border! The best modern taste!
Ôjourd'hui
11 Rue de la Brigade Alsace-LorraineA very young bakery but with a fresh vision! Original and delicious, this place starts to create his reputation across Strasbourg’s border! The best modern taste!
Monuments & Square
The Cathedral is a masterpiece of medieval architecture, mixing Romanesque & Gothic styles. Its high spire rises to 143 meters.
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Straßburger Münster
Place de la CathédraleThe Cathedral is a masterpiece of medieval architecture, mixing Romanesque & Gothic styles. Its high spire rises to 143 meters.
The lively Petite France is known for its cobbled streets, canals and well-preserved half-timbered houses built in 1572.
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La Petite France
The lively Petite France is known for its cobbled streets, canals and well-preserved half-timbered houses built in 1572.
The dam was built in 1688 on Vauban’s plans. It was used during the siege of Strasbourg in 1870, causing flooding of the upstream neighborhoods.
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Barrage Vauban
Place du Quartier BlancThe dam was built in 1688 on Vauban’s plans. It was used during the siege of Strasbourg in 1870, causing flooding of the upstream neighborhoods.
Gutenberg Square is one of the first place built on the Great Island of Strasbourg in 1100. The square was administrative & political center of Strasbourg.
Place Gutenberg
Place GutenbergGutenberg Square is one of the first place built on the Great Island of Strasbourg in 1100. The square was administrative & political center of Strasbourg.
The Ponts Couverts of Strasbourg are three bridges spanning the Ill river in the heart of Petite France.
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Gedeckte Brücken, Straßburg
Ponts CouvertsThe Ponts Couverts of Strasbourg are three bridges spanning the Ill river in the heart of Petite France.
Build from 1880 until the 1st World War, this is the German side of Strasbourg when Alsace was part of Germany. A mix of German and French culture.
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Place de la République
Build from 1880 until the 1st World War, this is the German side of Strasbourg when Alsace was part of Germany. A mix of German and French culture.
Place Kléber is the main public square in the city center of Strasbourg, a meeting point for major events, whether organised or spontaneous.
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Place Kléber
Place KléberPlace Kléber is the main public square in the city center of Strasbourg, a meeting point for major events, whether organised or spontaneous.
A colorful street where people transformed it into a pedestrian zone and offering entertainment to revitalize this forgotten part of the city.
Rue du Jeu-des-Enfants
Rue du Jeu-des-EnfantsA colorful street where people transformed it into a pedestrian zone and offering entertainment to revitalize this forgotten part of the city.
The biggest park of the city. A place where I love going for a run all year long and for lying on the grass during summer time.
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Parc de l'Orangerie
Parc de l'OrangerieThe biggest park of the city. A place where I love going for a run all year long and for lying on the grass during summer time.
The second oldest garden of France after the one from Montpellier. You can discover special species or simply walk in the shade of its trees.
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Botanischer Garten der Universität Straßburg
28 Rue GoetheThe second oldest garden of France after the one from Montpellier. You can discover special species or simply walk in the shade of its trees.
Neighborhoods
Specially during summer time, I would suggest to go to Ergersheim through the cycle path and have a break in “Le Ravito des Cyclos” along the Bruche canal (careful, they only accept cash). It’s a 15 km ride, flat, you will cross several villages, lakes and trees. If you are in for a longer ride, you can continue to Wasselonne (32 km) or even to Saverne (55 km). You can rent a Vélhop which is bikes from Strasbourg city.
Canal de la Bruche
Canal de la BrucheSpecially during summer time, I would suggest to go to Ergersheim through the cycle path and have a break in “Le Ravito des Cyclos” along the Bruche canal (careful, they only accept cash). It’s a 15 km ride, flat, you will cross several villages, lakes and trees. If you are in for a longer ride, you can continue to Wasselonne (32 km) or even to Saverne (55 km). You can rent a Vélhop which is bikes from Strasbourg city.
One more thing, Strasbourg is worldwide know for his Christmas Market but there is also 3 others cities in the area which are gorgeous to visit for Christmas Market (or even without): Colmar (55min from Strasbourg, 72 km), Riquewihr (50min from Strasbourg, 68 km) and Kaysersberg (1h driving from Strasbourg, 78 km). The good thing is: these 3 cities are in the same area so it will be easy to go from one to the other. If you don’t have time to visit everything and have to choose between one of them, I would suggest Kaysersberg which is my favorite. You have the charm of a small typical Alsatian village, one of the beautifulest village of France by the way, with the atmosphere of a beautiful Christmas Market with good stuff to eat and drink.
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Kaysersberg-Vignoble
One more thing, Strasbourg is worldwide know for his Christmas Market but there is also 3 others cities in the area which are gorgeous to visit for Christmas Market (or even without): Colmar (55min from Strasbourg, 72 km), Riquewihr (50min from Strasbourg, 68 km) and Kaysersberg (1h driving from Strasbourg, 78 km). The good thing is: these 3 cities are in the same area so it will be easy to go from one to the other. If you don’t have time to visit everything and have to choose between one of them, I would suggest Kaysersberg which is my favorite. You have the charm of a small typical Alsatian village, one of the beautifulest village of France by the way, with the atmosphere of a beautiful Christmas Market with good stuff to eat and drink.