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Strasbourg's central square, with a large, lively pedestrian area, surrounded by shops and cafes.

Museum presenting the urban, social and political evolution of the city through models, paintings and objects.More information

The MAMCS collection, spanning from 1870 to the present day, features a wide variety of works, from Impressionism to New Realism. It includes artists such as Gustave Doré, Max Ernst, Kandinsky, and...More information

The ONR, born from the merger of the lyrical ensembles of Strasbourg, Colmar, and Mulhouse, brings together a choir of 44 singers and a ballet of 33 dancers. A major institution on the lyrical scene,...More information

Founded in 1855, the OPS is one of the oldest symphony orchestras in Europe and the oldest in France. Composed of 110 musicians, it performs more than 30 concerts annually in Strasbourg and...More information

For over 60 years, the Percussions de Strasbourg, composed of six musicians, have enjoyed worldwide renown and perform regularly in their hometown.More information

The TNS, the only national theater outside Paris, has a permanent troupe of actors and offers around fifteen shows per season, including new productions and co-productions. A true benchmark!More information

Le Maillon, a renowned European stage, explores contemporary forms of live performance with a varied program combining theater, dance, circus, music and visual arts.More information

A masterpiece of Gothic art, famous for its astronomical clock and viewing platform.More information

The Alsatian Museum, housed in Strasbourg houses, has been presenting traditional life in Alsace since 1907 through objects, costumes and furniture in reconstructed settings.More information

A picturesque historic district with canals, covered bridges, and half-timbered houses. Perfect for strolling and taking photos.More information