Strasbourg Cathedral

Strasbourg Cathedral

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Strasbourg Cathedral

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  • Free Walking Tour of Strasbourg
    10.00 09/13/2025
    Anonymous
    United Kingdom

    Informative and entertaining tour with Remy, we learnt a lot about the history and culture of Strasbourg and Alsace. The quick primer on French and German architectural styles was also fascinating. Remy was an engaging guide and the time went very quickly. As an added bonus, we went to one of the suggested restaurants (La figment) on the leaflet and found it excellent. Would highly recommend this tour.

    I travelled with my partner
  • Free Walking Tour of Strasbourg
    10.00 09/07/2025
    Anonymous
    United States

    I travelled with my partner
  • Free Walking Tour of Strasbourg
    10.00 08/25/2025
    Jesus Garcia
    Madrid , Spain

    I travelled with teenagers
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Strasbourg Cathedral, located in the heart of the Strasbourg, is a jewel of European Gothic architecture. With its stunning sandstone exterior and rich history dating back to 1015, it is one of the most important monuments in Alsace.

A bit of history

Built between the 11th and 15th centuries, this church stands as a prime example of the evolution of Gothic art. It was built on the site of an ancient Roman basilica, the cathedral became a symbol of the historical and cultural richness of Strasbourg, a city located at the crossroads between France and Germany.

Did you know

Strasbourg Cathedral was once the tallest building in the world. Although it no longer holds this position today, its dimensions and its bell tower, which measures 142 metres (465 feet), remains impressive to this day, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Discovering the astronomical clock

Inside the cathedral is an astronomical clock dating back to the 16th century and considered a marvel of Renaissance engineering. This mechanical masterpiece, not only marks the hours, but also the celestial movements!

Every day at 12:30 pm, the clock's mechanical figures come to life in a spectacle that attracts visitors from all over the world. It is a must-see experience for visitors to Strasbourg.

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