Rogan Palace
The Rogan Palace is a very recognizable and beautiful Strasbourg building, which has great cultural and historical value not only on the scale of the city, but also of the entire region. This is a Baroque palace, built in the very center of the city on the Palace Square.
Notre-Dame Cathedral in Strasbourg
For two centuries, the Strasbourg Notre Dame was the tallest cathedral in the world. It is one of the largest sandstone structures in Europe. But what really strikes the imagination in the cathedral is not so much its size as the stunning detailing of the decoration.
Little France
“Little France” is the quintessence of Alsace in Strasbourg. This area is quite small, but it is here that most of the half-timbering of the whole city is concentrated. We can say that this quarter on the territory of Strasbourg is a Colmar in miniature.
Archaeological Museum in Strasbourg
The Archaeological Museum of Strasbourg is the second most important archaeological museum in France, ahead of it only the French National Museum of Antiquities, which is located near Paris. The collection is old, it began to be collected at the end of the 18th century.
Kammerzel ‘s House
The Kammerzel House can certainly be considered the most famous private mansion in Strasbourg. It is half-timbered, but so richly decorated and sophisticated that it does not even look like half-timbered. The house stands on Cathedral Square and you will surely pay attention to it.
Museum of Fine Arts in Strasbourg
This museum appeared in 1801 as a result of the Great French Revolution — the new government organized throughout the country such that there was a place to store works of art collected in the homes of the executed aristocracy and taken from the church. And there, and there was a lot of everything.
Alsace Museum
The Alsace Museum (also known as the Folk Art Museum) on the Saint—Nicolas embankment is the most original in Strasbourg. Of course, the originals of Raphael and El Greco in the Art Museum exist in a single copy, and you can only see them here.