Strasbourg Reviews

When a colleague asked me if I´d accompany her and a form of 31 15/16-year-old pupils on a 2½ day excursion to Strasbourg I agreed, I knew most of the boys and girls and expected they wouldn´t be too stressful and I´d been to Strasbourg so many years ago that I felt my memory could do with some brushing up. Strasbourg is only 2½ hours ...  Read the complete review

'Let’s go on holiday’ said Ms. M. ‘Hmmm...OK’ I responded (I was probably watching TV) ‘Where shall we go?’ she asked. ‘Hmmm...wherever you want to go’ ‘Would you like to go to Strasbourg?’ ‘Hmmm...OK’ So there it was. We went on holiday to ...  Read the complete review

Strasbourg is in the north east of France on the German border. It is a very nice region called Alsace Lorraine with many charming assets: towns, wine, traditional food, architectural monuments, universities… Like any other place, it has a history to tell: Before becoming Strasbourg, it was called Argentoratum, fishers and ...  Read the complete review

A superb city that has something for everyone. The most attractive aspect of the city is the tourism. So many different people from different cultures visit Strasbourg every year and add to the already existent culture. The large number of museums means that no-one goes away with an empty mind. For example, the 'Musée Alsacien' covers ...  Read the complete review

Strasbourg, home of the Council of Europe and seat of the European Parliament, is a modern, dynamic city despite being over two thousand years old. The capital of Alsace has preserved some of the best architecture of the Middle Ages, such as the pink cathedral and the "Petite France" area, with its hand craft workshops, galleries, ...  Read the complete review

Saturday is market day in Strasbourg (and Wednesday), so if you're driving in Europe and find yourself in Basle or the Baden-Würtemberg region of southern Germany, then perhaps you should consider a weekend side trip to Strasbourg and the Alsace region of France. The exchange rate is about 3 French francs to 1 German mark and the ...  Read the complete review

I have been to Strasbourg a number of times and always had a great time. It is situated in Alsace near Germany so the germanic influence is quite strong both in the food, drink and accent. Its quite a cosmopolitan town with lots of good shops and restaurants, you must try the tarte flambee a local speciality which is like a pizza without the ...  Read the complete review