🧭✨ The facades speak: free architectural tour of Strasbourg and its built history!!✨
Tour description
Discover Strasbourg through its shapes, its secrets... and its facades .
Strasbourg is not just a city: it's a crossroads, a bridge between medieval and modern, between France and Germany, between tradition and reinvention. In 1988, its historic center was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2016, it was expanded to include the German Quarter, a rare gesture that demonstrates that here, contrast doesn't divide: it enriches.
This architectural tour invites you to walk through time . I'll guide you through streets, bridges, and squares, just like something out of a movie... but with real stories.
🧭 What will you discover?
We started at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art , and from there we explored:
- Barrage Vauban – Military architecture with unique views
- Petite France – Timber-framed houses, canals, and Alsatian charm
- Covered bridges and locks – Working river heritage
- Maison des Tanneurs – The oldest in the neighborhood!
- Anciennes Glacières – Industrial heritage transformed
- Saint-Thomas Church – Sober Gothic
- Gutenberg Square – Printing, history and urban life
- Maison Kammerzell – Sculpted Renaissance Jewellery
- Strasbourg Cathedral – Giant of European Gothic
- Château Square and Palais Rohan – Nobility in Stone
- Canals and Church of Saint-Paul – Neo-Gothic between waters
- Imperial Palace and National Theatre , National Library and Republic Square – The German Imprint
- Finale at the Rhine National Opera – Where music and architecture meet!
Are you ready to see Strasbourg through different eyes?