Écluse B de la Petite France

Écluse B de la Petite France is a historic lock located in the charming UNESCO-listed Petite France district of Strasbourg. Built in 1765, it is one of the most used locks in France, with about 50 activations per day during the tourist season.

A distinctive 31-meter-long pedestrian bridge from the late 19th century adds to the site's unique charm. Watching the sluicing process is a fascinating experience to understand the city's water system.

This is an ideal destination for lovers of history, architecture and picturesque landscapes.