Behind an inconspicuous pizzeria is a secret bar that enchants with its indoor jungle theme. Fresh produce and a menu that changes every three days offer culinary surprises. In addition to comedy and music evenings, cultural events await you in a unique ambience that combines local art and the finest art of baking.

Explore the deepest mysteries of voodoo in a former water tower, where the world's largest private collection of West African voodoo artifacts awaits. From traditional altars to ritual objects from Ghana, Benin, Togo, and Nigeria, this museum will take you inside a fascinating culture that goes far beyond the usual clichés.

Stroll among centuries-old half-timbered houses, marvel at the detailed fountain art, and be enchanted by the local cafes and restaurants. Taste traditional food and discover handmade treasures at the festively decorated stalls. Enjoy a hot mulled wine in this historic setting or find the perfect handmade gift.

Change between centuries-old architecture and modern European institutions, while the tranquillity of the Parc de l'Orangerie unfolds with its vast green spaces, a picturesque lake and the home of the reintroduced storks. Cultural and political significance come together, surrounded by an idyllic garden that invites you to relax and reflect.

Stroll along cobblestone paths, past historic half-timbered houses that gently slope over picturesque canals. Discover small, hidden cafes and boutiques in this maze of alleyways. For children, the numerous candy shops and the opportunity to feed ducks on the canals offer a special treat.

Immerse yourself in the world of handmade tarts flambées, created with fresh ingredients from local farms. The version with goat cheese, thyme and honey promises an explosion of flavours - a combination that you should not miss. The ever-changing menu has new surprises in store every 6-8 weeks, accompanied by warm hospitality in a cozy atmosphere.

Walk over three bridges, past four 13th-century towers that once protected Strasbourg. Although the roofs have long since been removed, the story lives on in the stone buildings. A highlight is the view from the Barrage Vauban, which offers a panoramic view over La Petite France and the surrounding waterways, perfect for unforgettable photos.

While strolling along the quay, you can enjoy the lively atmosphere at the water's edge, surrounded by historic half-timbered houses and flowered balconies. Stops at cozy cafes and craft shops offer unique souvenirs. Maison des Tanneurs serves traditional Alsatian cuisine, such as tarte flambée and choucroute alsacienne, in a historic setting.

Over 300 chalets, illuminated by twinkling lights, offer handmade Alsatian gifts and local delicacies. Between the scent of cinnamon, nutmeg and roasted chestnuts, you will find authentic craftsmanship and you can enjoy Alsatian specialties such as foie gras, bredele and regional wines.