Strasbourg’s university district offers a family day built around three different ways of being curious: examining animals in a museum, watching a projected sky and
A family day in Strasbourg can revolve around one major discovery and time when children choose what to do themselves. Le Vaisseau science centre and Parc
A rainy day in Strasbourg works well around a small part of the historic centre. Spend the morning understanding the city at the Historical Museum, then
Strasbourg's Civil Hospital offers more than medical history. Its surviving buildings reveal a former city boundary, the everyday work of supplying a large institution
Strasbourg's contemporary architecture is about more than unusual facades. At the station, a new space leaves the old building visible. At the André Malraux
In Strasbourg, the avant-garde is not confined to a painting. At Aubette 1928, colour extends across walls and ceilings, placing the visitor inside a composition.
Tomi Ungerer left Strasbourg more than a familiar image. He offered several ways of looking: character through gesture and silhouette in children's books, an
In Petite France, it is easy to notice only timber framing and reflections. Another story lies within the familiar view: a bridge clears a channel, a
Art in Strasbourg does not always wait behind a museum door. It sends a human figure above a shopping square, turns two faces towards passers-by
Strasbourg’s Jewish heritage can be read through different kinds of urban presence: a surviving underground room, the site of a destroyed building and a post-
Two churches offer an engaging introduction to Protestant Strasbourg, with very different interior experiences. At Saint-Thomas, the broad Gothic hall and musical history set the
At the western edge of old Strasbourg, water helps explain how the former fortress worked. Square brick towers, crossings over the Ill’s branches and the
