Alternative photo locations in Strasbourg

This medieval residence near the fortified bridges dates from the 14th century and features stone walls and period architectural elements.

Stone bridge crossing the river Ill, built in the 17th century. It connects the Grande Île district with residential areas.

Inner courtyard from the 16th century with wooden frame buildings, stone arches, and staircases. Now houses a hotel.

Building from 1905 incorporating Egyptian architectural elements with columns, hieroglyphs, and sphinx decorations on its facade.

This steel and glass footbridge spans the Rhine between France and Germany. The structure features a central viewing platform above the water.

This pedestrian street features murals on building walls and painted ground patterns. Local artists contribute new designs throughout the year.

This nineteenth-century square contains German Renaissance style buildings and a central fountain. The National Library and Prefecture border the plaza.

Built in 1884, this German architecture building houses university classrooms and an astronomy dome. The facade displays statues of scholars and scientists.

This defensive structure built in 1686 features observation platforms with views of Petite France district and the cathedral spire.

This 1572 half-timbered building with large windows stands on the water's edge, representing the leather craft history of Strasbourg.

Three connected 16th and 17th-century houses display regional furniture, costumes, and domestic items from rural Alsace.

Built in 1897, this residence displays decorative elements typical of the German Jugendstil movement with painted glass windows and ceramic tiles.

This municipal garden contains botanical collections, a miniature zoo, walking paths near water features and a nesting area for storks.

This public garden stands on former military grounds with stone fortification walls, grass areas and trees surrounding a central water basin.

This secondary school occupies a 19th century stone building with large windows and ornate details near the Ill river banks.

This medieval entrance gate from the 14th century features stone towers, defensive walls and architectural elements typical of fortified structures.

Military fortress from 1872 featuring underground passages, barracks and artillery positions open for guided tours explaining defense systems.

Modernist building from 1950s designed by architect Gio Ponti featuring geometric patterns, glass walls and innovative spatial arrangements.

Historical street from the 16th century with half-timbered buildings, stone arches and former cooper workshops along narrow cobblestones.

Street dating from medieval times with traditional lace workshops, textile stores and typical Alsatian architecture with exposed beams.

The internal courtyard features 18th-century stone sculptures, classical columns, and ornate windows. A stone staircase leads to the upper floors.

This concrete fortification from 1875 stands near the railway station. The structure includes underground passages and thick walls for defense.

The square contains a Protestant church built between 1196 and 1521 in Gothic style, with twin towers and stone carvings.

The observation point provides a view of medieval towers, stone bridges, and half-timbered houses along the water canals.

This 14th-century underground cellar stores wine barrels in a vaulted space beneath the hospital. Visitors can see historic wine making tools.

This medieval street features traditional half-timbered houses with window boxes filled with seasonal flowers. The narrow passage connects to Place Saint-Étienne.

Located in a 19th-century water tower, this museum displays over 1,000 African religious objects and ceremonial artifacts from Benin, Togo and Ghana.

The square contains medieval buildings, a Gothic church, and residential houses from different periods. Trees provide shade to outdoor restaurant tables.

This public bathhouse from 1908 features Art Nouveau architecture with decorated facades, thermal pools, and traditional bathing facilities that remain in use.

Built in 1889, this German Renaissance style building served as an imperial palace. Its architecture includes a large dome and ornate stone decorations.

This merchant house from 1427 displays German Renaissance architecture with wood carvings on its facade. The interior now contains a restaurant.

Stone gate built in medieval times as part of the city wall. The structure features defensive towers and stands as evidence of historical fortification methods.