Grande-Île de Strasbourg — Attraction in Strasbourg

In the heart of Europe, Strasbourg. The history of Strasbourg and the importance of the city continues since 12 BC as a Roman Camp on the river Rhine. If you see the History on Wikipedia then we are currently surprised that it is a calm and international city with partly a UNESCO world heritage. Why to visit Strasbourg, it is the peaceful and calm version of Paris. A very good infrastructure and easy connections to Germany, Benelux, and Switzerland. The architecture, the open space, clean and well maintained for a European city, wonderful parks and a great varsity of modern and historical museums. Restaurants, plenty, presumably sufficient and in many types of cuisines. Theathet, art, and the friendly hospitality make this international city the most logical place for most European offices and European institutions and international representation of countries all over the world. Shopping, yes we have all the needed stores including Hermès, Longchamp, Galleries Lafayette and the other marketing focused brands as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, HugoBoss etc. Parking, try to park under the museum of modern art in Strasbourg. Less difficulties while arriving and by departure, a more than normal price and located in the centre. Where not to go: well the obvious are fast food restaurants, or coffee places as Starbucks. The surplus of great small brassiere’s, cafe’s, restaurants, bakery’s are to find on every street and corner. And when going for quality and a better experience what culinary Strasbourg has to over, you will not be disappointed. Unless you drown everything in...

Absolutely delightful- in ever so many ways!! Located in the "Western part" of Strasbourg's "Grand Isle" lies "la Petite Isle"... a masterpiece of history. UNESCO has awarded it, in 1988, its "World Heritage Designation"... The ambience is reflective of the 16th Century buildings and roadworks construction {made of "cobblestones"}. There are ever so many "fine details" which will "excite one's imagination" as well as contribute substantially to one's memories of the small to Medium sized city. Strasbourg's "rich history" and economic evolution is displayed... TripAdvisor has also awarded it the coveted "Certificate of Excellence". It is also one of the most highly rated (by travellers like you and I) attractions in Strasbourg. Definitely worthy of a visit- both to the city as well as this "historical district".

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La Grande Île in Strasbourg is a nostalgic treasure, where history whispers through its cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses.

As you wander, the majestic silhouette of the Strasbourg Cathedral looms overhead, a constant reminder of the city's rich past. The vibrant atmosphere, filled with the aroma of freshly baked pastries and the sounds of laughter from nearby cafés, evokes memories of leisurely afternoons spent exploring its charming alleys. Each corner reveals a story, from the quaint shops to the scenic canals that reflect the enchanting architecture.

This UNESCO World Heritage site captures the essence of Strasbourg, blending French and German influences, making it a unique cultural gem. La Grande Île is not just a place to visit; it's a journey through time, leaving you with a longing to return to its...