Welcome to the capital of Europe where, despite its importance, the atmosphere is surprisingly laid-back, especially in the Petite France area of the city, the old tanning quarter. On your walk alongside the colourful half-timbered houses, potteries and shops, across idyllic squares and through lively streets, Strasbourg reveals its fairy-tale romance. It is wonderfully French. Things get rather grander at and in the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg, a gothic masterpiece. Marvel at the beautiful stained glass windows and walk through the impressively high archways. To relax, take a trip to La Plage, where you can enjoy sunshine and tranquillity in the cafes and bars on three permanently moored ships. YOU HAVE TO SEE : Palais Rohan, one of the most beautiful French buildings from the 18th century. It’s also worth visiting the three museums in this building. YOU HAVE TO TRY: Choucroute garnie. When you hear the word choucroute it might sound familiar to you. That’s right, it’s sauerkraut – prepared with sausage, meat, and lots of love. STRASBOURG 102 A- ROSA I T INERAR I ES AND PR I CES
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