Jardin des Deux Rives

The Jardin des Deux Rives is a park stretching across the Rhine River between Strasbourg and Kehl, encompassing around 150 hectares of green space. The grounds feature walking paths connecting different sections and themed garden areas where visitors can wander and observe the river landscape.

The park opened in 2004 on land that was previously a military zone, marking a shift in the region's past. Its creation represents a new chapter of cooperation between France and Germany following centuries of border disputes.

The park serves as a venue for outdoor performances and art installations that happen throughout the year on both riverbanks. Visitors encounter a space where cultural activities blend naturally with the landscape, creating opportunities for spontaneous encounters with creative expression.

The park is open daily and provides parking options on both sides of the river for visitors arriving by car. A pedestrian bridge connects the French and German sections, making it easy to cross between them without extra walking.

The Passerelle Mimram is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge designed by architect Marc Mimram that provides panoramic views over both countries. Many visitors pass through this bridge without pausing to notice its architectural design or stopping to take in the river views it offers.