What to see in Strasbourg: the 10 must-sees
The top 3 according to 13 votes from people: Strasbourg Cathedral · Maison Kammerzell · Palais Rohan. (Updated Feb 24, 2026.)
The cathedral, La Petite France and the canals: the essentials of the Alsatian capital according to guides and travel blogs.
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Top 10
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1
Strasbourg Cathedral
Gothic masterpiece with its astronomical clock and viewing platform.
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2
Maison Kammerzell
Carved 15th-century house on Cathedral Square.
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3
Palais Rohan
18th-century palace housing three museums.
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4
Boat trip on the Ill
Batorama cruise around the Grande Île.
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5
Barrage Vauban
Free panoramic terrace overlooking the Covered Bridges and the cathedral.
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Covered Bridges
Three bridges and four medieval towers on the Ill.
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7
Alsatian winstub
Sauerkraut, tarte flambée and baeckeoffe in a traditional wine tavern.
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8
La Petite France
District of half-timbered houses and canals, a UNESCO site.
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9
Strasbourg Christmas Market
One of Europe's oldest Christmas markets (1570).
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10
European Parliament
Official seat of the European Parliament, with visits and a Parlamentarium.
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11
Parc de l'Orangerie
The city's oldest park, with a lake and storks.
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12
Neustadt
German imperial district, added to the UNESCO site in 2017.
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Comments (3)
Le marché de Noël de Strasbourg, le plus ancien de France, magique 🎄
Une choucroute dans une winstub, l'Alsace dans l'assiette.
La Petite France au printemps avec les fleurs, superbe.