Close to the border with Germany, the Bas-Rhin boasts a culture and architecture that combines Latin and German influences. Strasbourg is Santa's capital! You can visit the city's emblem, the sumptuous Gothic cathedral of Notre-Dame, with a decoration carved like a lace structure, offers daily activities around its astronomical clock. The Bas-Rhin offers an extraordinary range of discoveries, at the architectural, historical and religious level as well as at the gastronomic and traditional level. The Romanesque route, the brewing heritage, the typical Alsatian villages, the castles such as the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle, the Fleckenstein castle or the Lichtenberg castle, the famous wine route, the forests of the Northern Vosges. A destination that is one of many remarkable sites. You can also visit the Alsatian vineyards, the mountains and lakes, charming towns and villages on either side of the Rhine, enjoying a wide variety of landscapes.
When to go to the Lower Rhine? Well, all year round, the Bas-Rhin will welcome you! Between the wine route and its cellars, to discover the Alsatian vineyards, the Christmas markets are part of Alsace's traditions and appear at the same time as the beginning of Advent with its legendary wreath. Feel free to explore Strasbourg and its surrounding villages to discover all the magic of Christmas. The rest of the year, you can visit the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Strasbourg or the Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder. There is always something to do in the Lower Rhine.
The climate of the Lower Rhine is generally semi-continental. It produces significant differences between winter and summer, but is marked by a low thermal average, around 10°C.
From 03/02/2020 to 10/31/2020 : Nicolas Pierre Pelletier (1828-1921), a highly skilled chisel maker, was undoubtedly a craftsman and an artist, as Dr Bonnet notes: "With ...
From 07/04/2020 to 12/31/2020 : For all those who have decided to come to Alsace this summer, the Little Prince Park will once again be able to welcome young and old alike to ...
When to go to the Lower Rhine? Well, all year round, the Bas-Rhin will welcome you! Between the wine route and its ce...
Read more about it
The climate of the Lower Rhine is generally semi-continental. It produces significant differences between winter and...
Read more about it
The Great Luc Besson joins the leisure giant in the 10 hectares of natural site in the heart of 10 hectares of natural site. Arthur in the Kingdom of Minimoys. On a wooded island surrounded by two rivers, Arthur takes you through a fabulous journey. Until the opening of the flagship attraction, you can enjoy many shows and entertainment on April 5, a very original exhibition on speed, a carousel, and especially for lovers of many giant ...
Free and blossom. This is the inspiration of the Monkeys mountain and the flowery of the Eagles. 24 hectares of forest in which 200 maggots are free. Visitors experience rare moments, strong emotions with a unique proximity to animals. It is one of the only wildlife parks where we are invited to offer popcorn to the magots, a simple but moving interaction. This rich place of teachings affects the well-being of its residents! For lovers of ...
Place d'Austerlitz from 12h : Peasant buffet from 14h : various dances (Flamenco, Zumba, Greek dances...) Place des Orphelins from 14h : Various exhibitions from 18h30 : bolero, tchtchatcha and WASSINGUE / rock musette at 21h Place Ste Madeleine from 18h : hip-hop, RnB, Kuduro... CARDEK Centre socioculturel de la Krutenau - 58 r Krutenau / 1 pl. des Orphelins 67000 STRASBOURG - T. 03 88 37 30 73 - [email protected]
This year, for its 11th edition, World Blood Donor Day 2014 is special: EFS Alsace has joined forces with the German Red Cross to organise a large-scale event around blood donation on Saturday 14 June 2014 from 10am to 6pm The event will be held at the Jardin des 2 Rives, simultaneously in Strasbourg and Kehl, on either side of the Rhine.
