Grande-Île de Strasbourg

Grande-Île de Strasbourg is the historic heart of Strasbourg, which was the first city center to be listed by UNESCO in 1988. The island impresses with its mix of architectural styles, from Gothic to Baroque, with French and German influences.

It is home to the impressive Strasbourg Cathedral, picturesque canals and charming narrow streets. The Rohan Palace with its three museums and the Renaissance House of Kammerzell are just some of the attractions.

Try local Alsatian specialties such as tarte flambée or choucroute garnie at one of the many restaurants. The island is connected to the rest of the city by 21 bridges, creating a unique atmosphere that takes you back in time.