1 Day in Bas-Rhin: Strasbourg's Must-Sees

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by Victoria

May 7, 2024 · 1 min read

Bas-Rhin 1 Day Itinerary

Embark on a magical journey through the heart of Bas-Rhin with our meticulously planned one-day itinerary. Begin your day with a visit to the awe-inspiring Cathédrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg, a historic site that stands as a testament to gothic architecture and the rich cultural tapestry of the region. Spend an hour marveling at its intricate façades and soaring spires before heading to the storybook neighborhood of Petite-France. Here, you'll have the rest of the day to wander through cobblestone streets, discover hidden museums, and soak in the old-world charm of this picturesque district. This compact itinerary is designed to ensure you experience the quintessential highlights of Bas-Rhin, all within the span of a single, unforgettable day.

Top 6 Hotels in Bas-Rhin
TOP 1
Best Western Plus Hotel le Rhenan
Best Western Plus Hotel le Rhenan
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4/5
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AC Hotel Strasbourg
AC Hotel Strasbourg
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4/5
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Novotel Strasbourg Centre Halles
Novotel Strasbourg Centre Halles
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Hilton Strasbourg
Hilton Strasbourg
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4/5
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Holiday Inn Strasbourg - Nord
Holiday Inn Strasbourg - Nord
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Voco Strasbourg Centre - the Garden
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1 Day in Bas-Rhin Itinerary: Day 1

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Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg

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Begin your Strasbourg adventure with a visit to the iconic Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg. Nestled in the heart of the city at Place de la Cathédrale, this architectural masterpiece is not just a church, but a historic site that has stood the test of time. Allocate an hour to immerse yourself in its Gothic grandeur, marvel at the intricate façade, and if time permits, climb up to its viewing platform for a breathtaking panorama of Strasbourg.

Attraction Info

  • Place de la Cathédrale, 67000 Strasbourg
  • Suggested tour duration: 1-2 hour
  • Open on Mon-Sat,8:30am-11:15am,12:45pm-5:45pm;Open on Sun,2:00pm-5:15pm

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Restaurant 1741
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Petite-France

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After soaking in the spiritual ambiance of the cathedral, make your way to the charming neighborhood of Petite-France. This picturesque quarter, with its half-timbered houses and quaint canals, feels like a step back in time. Spend the day exploring its museums and winding streets, and let the romantic atmosphere of this historic district enchant you. Petite-France is not just a highlight of Strasbourg, but a living museum that captures the essence of Alsatian culture.

Attraction Info

  • La Petite France, 67000 Strasbourg
  • Suggested tour duration: 0.5-1 day
  • Open 24 hours
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Top Things to Do in Bas-Rhin-2024

TOP 1
Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg
Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg
4.7/5 · 110 review
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Highlights:
Strasbourg Church is one of the more important historical buildings in the Middle Ages (11th to 15th centuries), and it is also a famous Gothic church in Europe. " to describe this church. The 142-meter-high minaret was added in 1439, the same year the church was inaugurated. Construction of the front wall began in 1277, with its rose windows and stone lace, and its three porticos are also decorated with exquisite statues, which is also famous for Strasbourg Cathedral. The nave is magnificent and elegant, with its stained-glass windows (12th-15th centuries) and the Pillar of Angels (c. 1230) imposing, together with the intricately carved pulpit (1484), and the famous Sieber The Silbermann organ is more pleasing to the eye. There is a one-story astronomical clock (L'horloge Astronomique) in the church, which has been in operation since 1547. Every 15 minutes, there are statues of children, youth, adults and the elderly representing the 4 stages of life, but every o'clock is on the clock. There is a god of death with an axe coming out to tell the time, and it is accurate so far. At about 12:30 noon, the bell will ring to tell the time with music, which can be said to be the spiritual symbol of the Renaissance in Strasbourg.
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TOP 2
Petite-France
Petite-France
4.7/5 · 113 review
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Highlights:
Little France, also known as "Little France", is a famous tourist attraction in Strasbourg with charming scenery. The canal bridges here are criss-crossed, and there are old houses with brown roofs and black wooden slats along the way. and romance. Whether it is a walk on the flagstone road or a boat trip through the canal, you will feel very comfortable.
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TOP 3
European Parliament Strasbourg
European Parliament Strasbourg
4.4/5 · 21 review
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Highlights:
The European Parliament is an international organization. After the Second World War, it was established by 10 member states in London on May 5, 1949. Its role is to strengthen the democratic politics, human rights, and The rule of law situation. The purpose is to maintain democracy and peace in Europe (Western Europe). Since the disintegration of Eastern Europe in 1989, the number of member states of the European Parliament has also increased to 41. Its issues and roles have changed with the times, not only discussing the political issues of member states, but also gradually concerned about the internal issues of the entire European member states. Including social issues, drug issues, crime issues, immigration issues, and the ever-changing scientific and technological direction, etc., it is hoped that the entire European member states will have a consistent quality of life and become a European community of coexistence and co-prosperity.
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TOP 4
Strasbourg
Strasbourg
4.7/5 · 3 review
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Highlights:

This is the main railway station in the French city of Strasbourg in the Bas-Rhine department and is the eastern terminus of the Paris-Strasbourg-Ville railway.

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TOP 5
Place Kleber
Place Kleber
4.5/5 · 35 review
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Highlights:
Place Kleber is the larger square in Strasbourg's downtown area and the heart of the business district. It was named after General Kleber who was born in Strasbourg in 1753. There is a statue of Kleber on the square, and his remains are below. On the north side of the square is the Palace of Dawn, built by Blondel between 1765 and 1772. The square has a beautiful landscape, and it is very pleasant to stop here for a while.
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Bas-Rhin 1 Day Itinerary