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Strasbourg Part 1

Strasbourg Part 1

Strasbourg - French city on the border with Germany. The special feature of the city is its architecture. Throughout its history the city has in the possession of France and then Germany, then transferred. What brought the city a unique architectural feature. Strasbourg became a symbol of reconciliation between the two countries.

Directions:

1) By plane
- In Strasbourg, you can fly an aircraft Ryanair. You arrive at Karlsruhe-Baden airport is located 40 kilometers from the city.
- you can also use the services of Easyjet. Aircraft flying in society Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg airport.
- Strasbourg International Airport is located 10 kilometers from the city, 25 minutes by bus. From this airport you can fly anywhere in the world, with Air France.

2) By train
in Strasbourg is the second largest train station in France. From the station you can go anywhere in France, and Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium and other European countries.
Since 2007, Strasbourg connected to Paris, a high-speed railway. Now you can be with the TGV (high speed) on the road. The running time was reduced almost by half. Now, to get to Paris you need a little more than two hours.

3) By car
- West towards the Low Countries, Paris. Take the motorway A4. Over 4 hours take the path to Paris.
- South Lyon, Switzerland. Take the A35 motorway. About 5 hours, take the road to Lyons.
- North and East Germany. Take the A5 motorway.

4) By Bus
In Strasbourg, there is no bus station, but passes through the city by many transit bus routes. For example, to come to Strasbourg, you can use the services of bus companies € Line.

Attractions Strasbourg:

The city has many tourist and historical sites worth a visit. Strasbourg can be studied in different ways. On foot, bicycle or a car, boat, or take on a special tourist train. You can do everything yourself, or to the travel agency, where a guide car rental contact.

are the main attractions:

Strasbourg Münster (Cathedral of Notre Dame) - the most important feature of the cathedral is the fact that its construction of France and Germany attended. Each country has something special and unique place. The cathedral was built over 300 years and at the end of construction it was the tallest building in Europe.

Wine Cellar city hospital - if you are a wine connoisseur, you want to penetrate the atmosphere of the Alsatian wine, you should visit this place. Here you can taste many varieties of regional wines.

Petite France - Strasbourg area on the main island of the city, where the river splits into numerous Channels are located. The area is built up stone houses made of wood, there are many restaurants, hotels and souvenir shops.

Covered Bridge - the towers and pedestrian bridges that are at the end of Little France. Covered bridges are one of the most famous sights of Strasbourg. My name they got from the last covered bridge that connects the three towers together.

Quartier Allemand - an area in the center of the city, in the classical German architecture. With a small park in the center.