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Strasbourg

The second largest train station in France is located at 20 place de la Gare, in the city centre. Trains run around 40 times a week, and the 16:48 runs from 5 January to 4 February 2010 not on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Eurostar trains between Ebbsfleet International and Strasbourg have average journey times of 6 hours, 16 minutes, making it even faster and more convenient to reach via high speed rail. The most popular time to visit is spring, because it is full of flowers which tourists will be able to see in bloom.

Strasbourg is a city that combines both German and French cultures, due to this it is filled with museums, monuments and old buildings. In the centre is the gothic ‘Cathedrale de Notre Dame’, which took 300 years to build and was originally built on top of a Roman temple in 1015. There is a museum dedicated to the cathedral and the arts between the 11th and 17th centuries nearby. It is ideal for bike tours because of its well-preserved city centre easily accessible for pedestrians.

Points of Interest

	Palais de Rohan “The Rohan Palace" south of the cathedral.
	L’Ancienne Douane Translating as the “Old Custom”, the medieval building dates from 1358 and was the house of the port and taxes authorities. It now hosts a good restaurant serving alsatian specialties.
	Orangerie A classical park containing a small free zoo featuring and an excellent playground for young children.
	Stockfeld Early 20th century garden city built in the south-east of the Neuhof (southern part of the town).
	Place de la République A central crossroad surrounded by neoclassical buildings open to the public.
	Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Recommended also because of the architecture.
	The European district Where the Council of Europe's seat (“Le Palais de l'Europe”) built by Henry Bernard in 1977,the European Court of Human Rights built by Richard Rogers in 1995 and the European Parliament built by Architecture Studio in 1999.
	Historical Museum Located in the city's historical centre, the museum shows Strasbourg and Alsace's rich history.
	Zoological Museum Famous for its bird collection, it is the oldest in France.