[2025 Strasbourg Attraction] Travel Guide for Petite-France (Updated May)

After visiting the little Venice - Colmar, we headed to the Petit France - Strasbourg! It is just around 30 -40 mins train ride. Thanks to the good weather again, we had a pleasant walk throughout the old town to main street, had a good look at the marvelous Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Strasbourg, visited all the little shops around and enjoyed the christmasy atmosphere there.

Strasbourg is located in the eastern part of France and is the central city of the Alsace region. It is close to the border with Germany and is an attractive place where French and German cultures blend together. It is a cute city with a great atmosphere. You can access Strasbourg directly from Kehl Station on the German side or from Kehl city itself. The journey takes about 30 minutes and is very convenient as it runs frequently. It takes about 15 to 20 minutes from Kehl Station (Kehl Bahnhof) to the center of Strasbourg. #100 Travel Style

Strasbourg, located in eastern France, is the capital of the Alsace region and the seat of the European Parliament. It is considered a symbol of European integration and is known as the heart of Europe. This city, situated at the border of France and Germany, blends the cultural characteristics of both countries, making it a favorite among tourists. In addition, its Christmas market dates back to 1570 and has a history of nearly 500 years, earning it the title of Christmas capital. 🍠Recommended Attractions La Petite France: This is one of the most charming places in Strasbourg, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Narrow streets, colorful wooden houses, canals, and ancient bridges make it feel like a journey back to the Middle Ages. Strasbourg Cathedral: This Gothic cathedral is one of the landmarks of Strasbourg, towering into the sky with exquisite interior decorations. You can climb the bell tower to enjoy the magnificent city view. European Parliament: The European Parliament is a highlight of Strasbourg. You can take a free guided tour of this important international institution. Christmas Market: If you visit in winter, be sure to check out Strasbourg's Christmas market, considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Museums: Strasbourg has many museums, such as the Alsace Museum and the Hans Arp Museum, where you can learn about the region's history and culture. 🍠Taste the Cuisine Alsatian dishes: Such as chicken stewed in white wine, sausage and foie gras, blending French and German elements. Christmas pastries: Taste Christmas pastries at the Christmas market, such as cookies, gingerbread, and macarons. White wine: Strasbourg and the Alsace region are famous for their white wines. 🍠Best Time to Travel Winter is the season for Strasbourg's Christmas market. The city is decorated like a Christmas fairy tale world and is very popular. Summer is the peak tourist season, with bright sunshine, it's the best time for outdoor activities and festivals. However, please note that it can be crowded.

One of the most beautiful places in Strasbourg and in fact the whole of France is definitely Petit France. When weather permits this area is perfection with the reflection of the architectural buildings and trees on the river. Every corner and every bridge in this area are so pretty and romantic. You will definitely find a perfect spot for pictures and every picture is instagrammable! Place Benjamin Zix is just right around the corner surrounded by many restaurants and cafes. #strasbourg #goodvibes #beautiful #romantic #petitfrance #france #amazingtrip #travelguide #amazingview

Strasbourg is famous worldwide for the Christmas period, as the queen of the Alsace region. The teddy bear decorations on the balconies and the Christmas lights attract thousands of tourists each year. However Strasbourg is also beautiful to see outside the holiday season, with less crowds and more serenity. The most picturesque area of Strasbourg is without doubt the Petite France. It’s full of those unique houses with the triangle rooftops and the wooden colourful facades which create a traditional atmosphere and together with the canals, make the scenery magical. Do not miss to admire the Catedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg, the large cathedral of the city. Other attractions that you must definitely visit are the outside of the Tire-Bouchon restaurant (the famous house with the teddy bears on the facade during Christmas), the Place Kléber, the Pont Saint-Martin bridge with the colourful houses and the Place Benjamin Zix. Enjoy! #strasbourg #france #francetravel #travelinspiration

#EuropeanTravel #Strasbourg I went to Strasbourg near Paris:) It's a small town, but I had high expectations and it was just as cute and pretty as I expectedㅠㅠㅠ If you go to Paris, be sure to stop by Strasbourg!

This part of Strasbourg is called Petite-France and it features amazing winding canals and gorgeous European buildings. The many bridges provide ample opportunities to stop and snap some photos along the way. This was one of my favorite parts of the city! #triplocal

Introducing this month's European travel schedule 🗓 Please use it as a reference 🎶 9:00 (2nd photo) "Notre Dame Cathedral (Strasbourg)" 📍Location: Pl. de la Cathédrale, 67000 Strasbourg, France 10:00 (3rd photo) I ordered a menu I'd never seen before at "Kongcha" 📍Location: 50 Rue du Vieux-Marché-aux-Poissons, 67000 Strasbourg, France 10:30 (4th photo) "Au Pain de mon Grand-Père" 📍Location: 1 Rue des Hallebardes, 67000 Strasbourg, France 11:00 (5th and 6th photos) "La Petite France" 📍Location: 6 Rue des Moulins, 67000 Strasbourg, France 13:30 Flixbus leaves Strasbourg with 1 hour delay 19:30 Flixbus arrives in Paris with 1.5 hour delay 21:00 Check-in 21:30 (7th photo) Pizza bought at "Da Enzo" for takeout 📍Location: 4 Rue de Paris, 94220 Charenton-le-Pont, France #0yentrip #Strasbourg #France #Paris

Strasbourg by night or day has so much to offer the city lover. Its medieval architectural features and narrow cobblestone streets are full of eateries to charm you. #eat At Maison Kammerzell located just steps from the amazing Strasbourg Cathedral, an iconic monument of the region. Take a moment to behold this true symbol of Strasbourg, founded in 1427 💞Reasons to Recommend: l highly recommend a visit to the underground wine caves housed in the city hospital. The oldest barrel dating back to 1472. Here you can taste and purchase your favourite wines

Petite France is impressive for its cute buildings. It is the main tourist area in Strasbourg!! It is about a 10-minute walk from Strasbourg Station. It seems to have been built in the 16th to 17th centuries, and there are rows of houses made of timber frame and plaster. The old town, including Petite France, is registered as a World Heritage Site. Petite France is a place where you can enjoy shopping, with many cafes, gift shops, and general stores. I got a magnet of a cute building~ The townscape is fairy-tale-like, so you can enjoy just walking around and taking photos!! 📸🤍 The town is near the border with Germany, so it has a somewhat German feel to it. I visited in the winter, but in the spring, flowers bloom on the veranda and surrounding areas, and you can enjoy a very beautiful view 💐 Please go and check it out~ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Petite France, Strasbourg 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ 💰: Free ✈︎----------------------------------------------✈︎ #Overseas seasonal places #Europe travel #Europe sightseeing #Europe tour #France #France travel #France sightseeing #Strasbourg #Petite France

#EuropeanTravel #FranceTravel #Strasbourg 📍Paris ➡️Strasbourg (TGV takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes) 📍Strasbourg Station ➡️20 minutes on foot to the old town (Most tourist attractions, including the old town and Petite France, can be reached on foot in half a day😎) Strasbourg is a representative city in the Alsace region of France!🇫🇷 The city has well-maintained trams, which are like subways(?), so it is very convenient for sightseeing, and many people especially use bicycles! (The roads are well-maintained, so it is very convenient✨) Since the University of Strasbourg is located here, you can also feel the young and lively atmosphere. 🧚♀️ Alsace wine and choucroute (pickled cabbage), which are local specialties, are also delicious, so I highly recommend👍

#EuropeanTravel #Strasbourg #FranceTravel 📍The Largest Christmas Market in France🎄 📍Strasbourg Cathedral, Petite France is a must-see✔️ There is a city in northeastern France that borders Germany!🇫🇷🇩🇪 It's called 'Strasbourg'😎 Strasbourg is a unique city where you can feel the influence of both France and Germany, and it is also a political center in Europe because the European Parliament is located there!✨ The old town, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has half-timbered houses from the Alsace region. The canal in the middle creates a beautiful landscape! In particular, during the Christmas season, one of the oldest Christmas markets in Europe is held, attracting many tourists🎄 A boat tour along the canal is also popular, so I recommend it!🚤

#EuropeanTravel #FranceTravel #Strasbourg 📍2 hours and 40 minutes from Paris, France by TGV (The German border is right next door, so you can travel from Germany) Strasbourg is the central city of the Alsace region in eastern France🇫🇷 (Northeast, to be exact) The German border is right in front, so it is a special city where French and German cultures coexist🇩🇪🇫🇷 It is an international city where the European Union Parliament is located, but the old town with its medieval atmosphere is still well preserved👍 In particular, the Strasbourg Cathedral is a masterpiece of magnificent Gothic architecture, and the 'Petite France' area boasts a fairytale-like landscape with canals and half-timbered houses😎 Alsatian traditional dish Flamcouch and local wine are also highly recommended🍷

#CanadaFlightEvent There are many places to visit in Strasbourg. The most popular one is Petite France!! It feels like a fairy tale world with a miniature version of the beautiful France. It is pretty, but it is so famous that too many tourists flock there.

Places to visit when traveling to France 🙌🏻 📍Strasbourg Strasbourg 2 hours by train from Paris! You'll fall in love with the cute towns before you know it 🥺 It's also famous for its top 3 Christmas markets, so it's a place I highly recommend for a winter trip! ☑️ Places to visit ◽️ Notre Dame Cathedral ◽️ Petite France ◽️ Place Kléber ◽️ Vauban Dam ◽️ Orangerie Park 🍽️ Restaurant recommendations ◽️ Au Brasseur ◽️ Le rimini ◽️ Pâtisserie Jaune Citron ◽️ Madame Julia ✔️ Admission to Notre Dame Cathedral is free, but the astronomical clock show and the spire observatory are paid! The view from the observatory is amazing..👍🏻 ✔️ Strasbourg and Colmar are 30 minutes away! I recommend traveling together to Colmar, the background of Howl's Moving Castle. ✔️ Search for the sunset viewpoint in the photo, Passage Georges Frankhauser, on Google Maps and walk up the stairs in the passage! If you watch the sunset from above, you will feel a new excitement.. There was a very sweet gay couple in front of me, and even their appearance looked beautiful🥹 ✔️ Drink the beer served in a huge beer mug!!! #MarchTravelSupportEvent #Strasbourg #FranceTravel

The most popular place in Strasbourg!! Petite France, the most popular tourist destination in Strasbourg, a beautiful fairy tale village!! It's a really fairy tale-like village, and all the buildings are so pretty. It's a great place to leisurely walk around the town and enjoy the scenery~! The entrance can be crowded with tourists. Once you go inside, it's easy~ ▫️Petite France. Petite France #Overseas travel #European travel #France travel #Strasbourg

Winter trip to Europe, non-stop travel on the 12th! Super detailed route guide to take you around Europe, come and collect it! ------------------- Take a European tour, cross the long river of history, and feel the charm of ancient culture🏰. From the romantic French countryside🌻, to the castles in Germany🏯, to the sea of ​​tulips in the Netherlands🌷, the journey is full of charm and is not to be missed! ------------------- 🚩Travel route: DAY1-DAY2: Shenzhen ✈️ Arrive in Paris, visit the Louvre and the Palace of Versailles, feel the French style, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Seine River and special meals. DAY3: Head to Reims, visit the capital of the Champagne region, and appreciate the majesty of the Notre-Dame Cathedral of Reims. DAY4: Trip to Strasbourg and Colmar, check out Little France, and stroll through the flower town of Colmar. DAY5-DAY6: Travel through a French town, climb to the Jungfraujoch, a world heritage site, and taste the food at restaurants with mountain views. Then head to the Lucerne area to explore the honeymoon town. DAY7-DAY9: Depart from Fussen area, visit Neuschwanstein Castle and feel the fairy tale atmosphere. Then go to Verona and Venice to experience a cruise on the Golden Grand Canal and special cuttlefish cuisine. Passing through Bologna, Pisa and Florence, leaving behind romantic memories of the Leaning Tower and Florence. DAY10-DAY11: Go deep into Tuscany, arrive at the eternal city of Rome, and experience the historical heritage. Finally, take off from Rome and return to Shenzhen. DAY12: Shenzhen ------------------- 🧳 Travel list: European tour, are you ready for these? 📞 Don’t forget the phone card, you can roam in Europe and have peace of mind when you have unimpeded contact. 🔌 Plug converter is a must-have, with different voltages, worry-free charging. 🪪 Documents must be complete, including visa and passport, so that travel can be smooth. 👗 Clothes should be matched according to the season. In January in Europe, a warm jacket is indispensable. 🔋 Carry the charger with you for taking photos and videos. The battery is full only when it is enough. 💊 Keeping medicines on hand is indispensable, so you can have a healthy journey and be well prepared. Follow these preparations and your trip to Europe will be easy! 🌟 ------------------- During your trip to Europe, every step is a scenery and every place has a story. I look forward to your next adventure and discover more unknown beauty! 🌟

#holidayseason If there’s one place that defines holiday magic, it’s Strasbourg, Alsace—fondly known as the “Capital of Christmas.” This enchanting French city transforms into a festive wonderland each December, blending medieval charm with dazzling holiday traditions that date back to 1570. 1. The Grande Île’s Christmas Markets Strasbourg is home to Christkindelsmärik, one of Europe’s oldest Christmas markets, set against the backdrop of its UNESCO-listed historic center. Wooden chalets line the streets, offering handcrafted gifts, ornaments, and Alsatian delicacies like Bredele cookies, spiced wine, and Flammkuchen. The markets span several squares, each with its own unique charm, making exploring them an adventure in itself. 2. Strasbourg Cathedral and the Great Christmas Tree The towering Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, with its intricate Gothic façade, becomes the centerpiece of the celebrations. Nearby in Place Kléber, the Great Christmas Tree—an enormous fir adorned with sparkling lights and ornaments—stands as a beacon of holiday cheer. It’s the perfect spot for that postcard-worthy holiday photo. 3. A Feast of Lights and Festivities Strasbourg’s streets and bridges are adorned with shimmering lights, creating an atmosphere of pure magic. Wander through La Petite France, where half-timbered houses glow with festive decorations, or catch a Christmas concert in one of the city’s historic churches. With its timeless traditions, picturesque setting, and heartwarming festivities, Strasbourg offers a Christmas experience unlike any other. It’s no wonder visitors flock here to celebrate the season in unforgettable style!

Babies! A nine-day tour of multiple countries in Europe, full of romance and history! The super practical guide is here, collect it now and start your trip to Europe! . There are many countries in Europe with long histories and different scenery. From the 🗼Eiffel Tower in France, to the 🏰Colosseum in Italy, to the 💃Flamingo dance in Spain, every step is filled with rich history and colorful customs. . 🚗Travel route: DAY1: Set off from Paris, pass through Strasbourg, arrive in Stuttgart, and experience the customs of the Three Kingdoms. DAY2-3: Depart from Stuttgart, pass through Munich, go deep into Ljubljana, and explore the charm of Postojna and Split. DAY4-5: From Split to Dubrovnik, continue south to Zadar and enjoy the seaside scenery. DAY6: Set off from Zadar, explore the magical beauty of Plitvice Lakes Park, and finally arrive in Zagreb. DAY7-8: Depart from Zagreb, visit Salzburg and Hallstatt, and then return to Stuttgart via Munich. DAY9: The final trip to Stuttgart, after visiting Heidelberg, return to the romantic city of Paris. . Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Dubrovnik City Walls: Stroll on the ancient city walls and feel the richness of history. 🏰 Heidelberg Castle: The red sandstone castle on the top of Throne Mountain is still stunning and stunning. 🌳 Mirabell Palace: a beautiful gathering place with Baroque gardens, as if you are in a fairy tale world. 🌈 Petite France: The canals intersect, the colorful old houses and the blooming flowers complement each other, it is so beautiful. . 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Buy a European calling card to facilitate contact and not worry about getting lost. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, European sockets may be different from ours. 🪪 Passport, visa, air ticket, these documents must be carried with you, don’t forget them. 👚 It’s quite cold in Europe in December, so bring some thick clothes to keep warm. 🔋 You must prepare chargers and mobile power supplies, as mobile phones and cameras need power. 💊 Bring some commonly used medicines with you, just in case, health is very important. 💰 A credit card and some cash are convenient for shopping and eating. Don’t forget to apply for a visa in advance when traveling to multiple countries in Europe! . An in-depth tour of many European countries, with unfinished wonders waiting for you to discover! Click on the homepage to unlock more private strategies and travel tips!

An area you definitely want to visit when you come to Strasbourg La Petite France 🇫🇷 The cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses lined up make it seem like a fairy tale setting 🎠 In winter, it's covered in snow! The white roofs make it even more beautiful 🥹❄️ The Christmas market in this city is also very popular in Europe, so it's worth a visit 👍🏽 🌟 Tips for strolling The streets lined with half-timbered buildings and 16th-17th century houses are photogenic no matter where you look! Along the canal The cityscape reflected on the calm water is romantic both day and night ✨ There are many restaurants where you can enjoy Alsatian cuisine such as tarte flambée and choucroute! Give it a try✨ 📍Location: Quartier de La Petite France 6 Rue des Moulins, 67000 Strasbourg #Snowscape2024 #100TravelStyles #OverseasTravel #France #WinterTravel #Christmas #Strasbourg

Strasbourg is located in the Alsace region in northeastern France. It is close to the German border🇩🇪 and is a city that has a German atmosphere. The Petite France along the canal is worth visiting both day and night. It is a place where you can really feel the atmosphere of the 16th and 17th centuries, and the architectural style is said to be closer to Germany. The reflection of the houses on the surface of the river is beautiful✨ Also, Strasbourg (Notre-Dame de Strasbourg Cathedral) is truly a masterpiece. It is so grand to see it in person that you will be left speechless. . It is so impressive. I want you to experience this scale for yourself at least once! Strasbourg Cathedral 📍Location: Pl. de la Cathédrale, 67000 Strasbourg, France 🕰️Opening hours: Mon-Sat 8:30-11:15, 12:45-17:45 / Sun, holidays 14:00-17:15 Closed: Mondays (open on public holidays) Access: 6 minutes by car from central Strasbourg / 17 minutes on foot from central Strasbourg #Strasbourg #StrasbourgCathedral

#unpopular attractions #don't go to Paris #strasbourg #hoerdt #french travel #french town Hoerdt & Strasbourg, once a German territory, is now located in the French border region, a 10-minute drive to Germany, where many people speak German. There are also very many small restaurants rich in traditional characteristics, opening hours are very short, you can only try your luck. This town used to be farmland, growing crops such as asparagus and potatoes for a living. There are still many corn fields around it, and the corn fields at sunset are super beautiful. There are many more wineries in the southern part of the Alsace region, be sure to try their white wines. Figure 1-3 Hoerdt This town is but a house has more than 300 years of history, the local law protects the landowner to retain the original face, so it is really characteristic. Figure 4-6 The only few racetracks in France 📍Address: 97 Rue du Cheval Noir, 67720 Hœrdt The only local 🐎 venue, non-members can enter and eat, the price is very friendly, extremely high value for money. Figure 7-9 Commoner Cuisine - Flame Pizza Tarte Flambee 📍Address: 2 Rue de la République, 67720 Weyersheim, France Alsace's unique pizza🍕, this pizza they serve as an appetizer, not a main course. The restaurant is quite famous locally and is run by a large family with many French people driving two or three hours to eat their made-to-order Tarte Flambee. Figure 10 The best French fries in the world 🍟 📍Address: 16 Rue de la Wantzenau, 67720 Hœrdt, France This restaurant is actually famous for eating radish, but it is only available in season when radish is made. Their ingredients are all made from crops grown by nearby farmers. No wonder the fries are so good that I can't stop eating them😋 😋. Figure 11-13 Michelin star restaurant🌟 📍Address: 4 Parc de l'Orangerie, 67000 Strasbourg, France This restaurant, which received 1 Michelin star a few years earlier, is located in a park downtown and is a must drive to. The quality of the food is very high, but you have to allow 4 hours to eat😪. Figure 14-15 Petite France 📍Address: 67000 Strasbourg, France Located in the center of Strasbourg, Little France is an old town area with canals, where you can stroll among the mid-century houses, and there are plenty of Shopping places nearby. Figure 17 Chaos into a Spanish restaurant 📍Address: 9 Rue de la Douane, 67000 Strasbourg, France The Paella was delicious, the portion was plentiful, and the value for money was excellent. In summary, these two towns are really beautiful and characteristic, perfect for those who do not like to walk the sights, Chill to find good food ♥️

#traveldiaries ❓ Did you know that Petite-France in Strasbourg was once home to tanners, millers, and fishermen, and its charming half-timbered houses date back to the 16th century? ℹ️ This picturesque district, crisscrossed by canals, is a UNESCO World Heritage site! Walking through Petite-France feels like stepping into a fairytale! With its cobblestone streets and flower-filled balconies, every corner is a picture-perfect moment. 📸 Whether you're wandering along the canals or enjoying Alsatian cuisine at a riverside café, this district is a must-visit for anyone exploring Strasbourg.

🏔 Introduction Strasbourg is located in northeastern France and is a beautiful city with a rich history and culture. It is known for its unique Franco-German architectural style, exquisite Gothic cathedral, and charming Petite France. Strasbourg is also home to the European Parliament and has a strong European atmosphere and cultural charm. 📝 Travel Tips Must-see attractions: Strasbourg Cathedral, admire the exquisite rose window and majestic spire. Stroll around Petite France, admire the half-timbered old houses and riverside scenery, and take photos. It is recommended to take a boat tour to enjoy the city's scenery and unique river system. Don't miss the local specialties, such as Tarte Flambée and German sausage. 🚗 Transportation Train: Take the TGV high-speed train from Paris to Strasbourg in about 2 hours. Airplane: Strasbourg Airport is about 10 km from the city center. You can take the airport shuttle or a taxi. Bus: The city has a complete tram and bus system, which is convenient for travel. 📌 Price and other TIPS Strasbourg Cathedral is free to visit, and the clock tower costs about €5. The boat ticket costs about €14. It is recommended to book in advance, especially during the peak season. The city's attractions are concentrated, and most attractions can be visited on foot. It is recommended to buy a one-day pass for convenient travel.

Strasbourg, a city located at the border between France and Germany, is known as the cultural pearl of Europe. Its unique scenery and cultural charm are truly impressive. The historical center of Strasbourg is situated on the Grande Ile, an island surrounded by two branches of the Ill River, and is known as 'Petite France.' This area boasts numerous exquisite buildings dating back to the Middle Ages. In 1988, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, marking the first time an entire city center received this honor. Petite France is also referred to as 'Little Venice.' The Strasbourg Cathedral is highly renowned; it was begun in 1176 and took 263 years to complete. Built with pink sandstone from the Vosges Mountains, its spire reaches a height of 142 meters. On July 11, the 23rd day of the European tour, the weather was clear, and a gentle breeze brought a hint of floral fragrance to Strasbourg. Strolling through this enchanting ancient city felt like stepping into a fairy tale. Walking along the main street, one can feel the perfect blend of French and German cultures, especially in the Grande Ile area known as 'Petite France.' German-style timber-framed houses, French Baroque-style hotels, and the Romanesque-Gothic St. Thomas Church, where even Mozart once performed, can all be found here. The most beautiful sights in Strasbourg are concentrated in the island area surrounded by the Ill River and along its banks. Walking along the riverbank, one can explore the entire old town. The buildings here mostly consist of medieval timber-framed houses and Baroque-style sandstone structures. The canal bridges crisscross, and along the way, there are old houses with brown roofs and black wooden beams on the exterior walls, exuding an ancient charm. Flowers on the windowsills sway in the wind, and occasionally passing boats glide across the water, creating shimmering reflections, full of harmony and romance.

📍Petite France, Strasbourg, Alsace 🚇Depart from Paris East Station - Take the TGV to Strasbourg Station 🕖Time required Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes from Paris 💬As cute and pretty as its name suggests, Petite France has a sad history behind its name. During the war, there were many soldiers with Medoc in the local hospital, and the Germans called syphilis 'the French disease' in German, and began calling this place Petite France because it meant that French people with syphilis lived in a densely populated area. Petite France is famous for its medieval and Renaissance-style wooden buildings built mainly in the 16th and 17th centuries Shops, cafes, and restaurants line the narrow alleys and canals. #SummerTravel

📍Petite France, Strasbourg, Alsace 🚇Depart from Paris East Station - Take the TGV to Strasbourg Station 🕖Time required Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes from Paris 💬As cute and pretty as its name suggests, Petite France has a sad history behind its name. During the war, there were many soldiers with Medoc in the local hospital, and the Germans called syphilis 'the French disease' in German, and began calling this place Petite France because it meant that French people with syphilis lived in a densely populated area. Petite France is famous for its medieval and Renaissance-style wooden buildings built mainly in the 16th and 17th centuries Shops, cafes, and restaurants line the narrow alleys and canals. #SummerTravel

📍Petite France, Strasbourg, Alsace 🚇Depart from Paris East Station - Take the TGV to Strasbourg Station 🕖Time required Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes from Paris 💬As cute and pretty as its name suggests, Petite France has a sad history behind its name. During the war, there were many soldiers with Medoc in the local hospital, and the Germans called syphilis 'the French disease' in German, and began calling this place Petite France because it meant that French people with syphilis lived in a densely populated area. Petite France is famous for its medieval and Renaissance-style wooden buildings built mainly in the 16th and 17th centuries Shops, cafes, and restaurants line the narrow alleys and canals. #SummerTravel

#hiddengems Petite France in Strasbourg is a picturesque gem that encapsulates the essence of Alsatian charm and history. This enchanting neighborhood, nestled along the banks of the River Ill, boasts a captivating blend of half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and tranquil canals, making it a must-visit destination for travelers. The iconic Strasbourg Cathedral, with its stunning Gothic architecture, stands tall as the centerpiece of this UNESCO World Heritage site, while the quaint Maison des Tanneurs and charming bridges add to its allure. Exploring Petite France is like stepping into a fairytale, where every corner reveals a story from centuries past. Visitors can wander through narrow alleys, discover artisanal shops offering unique souvenirs, or simply unwind at riverside cafes while admiring the scenic beauty. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a food lover, or simply seeking a serene escape, Petite France promises an unforgettable experience filled with charm, culture, and timeless beauty.