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Your stay in Strasbourg: Alsace at the heart of Europe

A European capital on the banks of the Rhine, Strasbourg combines half-timbered houses, canals and international institutions. Heritage, Alsatian food and the Christmas market: the city is best explored on foot, by bike or by tram.

Arrival at Strasbourg-Entzheim airport. Trains run to the central station in about ten minutes; taxis and car hire on site.

Direct flight
1 h 30
Airline
Volotea
Time difference
None
Currency
Euro (€)

New route: Rodez – Strasbourg

First flights on 28 November 2026. The schedule will be published here as soon as Volotea confirms it.

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Strasbourg's must-sees

From the cathedral to La Petite France, the historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is easy to explore on foot. Here is where to head.

Notre-Dame Cathedral

A pink sandstone Gothic masterpiece, with its astronomical clock and a viewing platform 66 metres up.

La Petite France

Half-timbered houses, canals and covered bridges: the old tanners' quarter is the most picturesque part of the city.

The Christmas market

France's oldest, dating back to 1570, it lights up the historic centre from late November to late December.

The European quarter

The European Parliament is open to visitors, as is the nearby Orangerie park, the oldest in the city.

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Nouvelle ligne Rodez – Strasbourg

Vols directs avec Volotea à partir du 28 novembre 2026. Réservations ouvertes sur volotea.com.