Holiday homes & rentals in Strasbourg

Holiday lettings in Strasbourg are city-based, with good access to transport links. Lettings tend to be open-plan apartments, all of which are bright and modern, with large windows. Strasbourg residents keep their apartments in contrast to the city's old-world architecture; with modern and clean-cut decor with all the modern conveniences necessary to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Experience culture through food

Alsatian gastronomy is world-renowned and based on centuries of tradition. This hearty, rustic cuisine is based on everyday staples like potatoes, eggs, and cabbage, but transformed into a whole alphabet of tasty creations; from traditional beer brewed from the 13th century to Wadele (ham or pork served with sauerkraut).

Popular restaurants which serve traditional food include La Vignette (for fine French/German dining), Le Gavroche, and La Cuiller a Pot.

Museum and culture central

For a relatively small city, it houses a great number of museums celebrating all aspects of life in the Franco-German region, as well as all the artistic and technological endeavours throughout history.There are also art museums displaying medieval, renaissance art and modern art.

There are many historical museums looking at Egyptology, traditional Alsatian life, archaeology, and medical marvels, to name just a small selection of what's available. The city itself is a museum of architecture, an eclectic selection of German Renaissance, French Baroque and French Classicism.

Celebrations in Strasbourg

As the base of the European Parliament, European culture is often celebrated in Strasbourg. European heritage days take place on weekends in September, when 50 plus public and private collections and buildings are opened to the public.

Special tours, activities, exhibitions, and lecture activities take place around the city regularly, an in October the city hosts Les Nuits Europeennes, an innovative world music festival of international fame.

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