Children's hearts beat faster at the sight of the numerous attractions specially designed for under-10s, while adventure seekers can look forward to a selection of roller coasters and thrill rides, including the new Donjon de l'Extrême, the tallest free-fall tower in the country. Waiting times rarely exceed an hour, even in the height of summer. Relaxation is provided by the extensive forest and flower gardens.

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.

Climb 332 narrow steps to the viewpoint of the cathedral tower, overlook the alleys of the old town, the European Parliament, and the Rhine Valley, the Vosges Mountains, and the Black Forest. This climb rewards you with breathtaking panoramas and an insight into the architectural elegance and history of one of the tallest Gothic structures in the world.

Early in the morning, when the first rays of sunshine illuminate the mist-shrouded scenery, the architectural masterpiece comes to life and transports you to a world similar to that of Harry Potter. Perfectly framed by waving willows at Pont Saint-Etienne, it offers an unparalleled photo opportunity and lets you feel the magic of the stories while taking in the historical splendour.

Enjoy handmade madeleines, each a work of art in its own right, in an elegant setting. Choose between flavors like citrus and rose as you discover the changing themes and passion of decorator Frédéric Robert. A cosy place to linger in a traditional English parlor style, surrounded by fine teas and homemade sweets.

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.

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.

Underground, surrounded by historic limestone caves, art exhibits and tasting of exquisite champagne await you. In the cool vaults, you will not only learn about the rich history and production of the famous Brut Royal, but also enjoy the unique atmosphere that combines art and fine wines in perfect harmony.

Climb to the terrace of the 17th-century fortification, designed by the famous engineer Vauban, and be enchanted by a panoramic view over La Petite France and the Ponts Couverts. Surrounded by art exhibits and historic sculptures, this place blends history with picturesque city views.

The Egyptian House façade unfolds before your eyes, a work of art from 1905 that combines Art Nouveau with oriental influences. Designed by Franz Scheyder, it reflects an idealized vision of ancient Egypt embedded in German architecture. A walk here offers a unique view of the fusion of cultures without setting foot inside.

Explore the fascinating mix of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque at the Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Protestant Church. Marvel at the Gothic Revival murals of the naves, the Gothic arched gate in the rood screen, the baroque choir, and the Romanesque cloister. You'll also discover the colorful frescoes and the famous Silbermann organ work as you walk in the footsteps of centuries of history.

Discover living traditions and the art of Alsace in restored half-timbered houses. Colourful traditional costumes, rustic furniture and everyday objects tell stories of rural life. Experience authenticity through recreated living spaces and workshops that bring to life the crafts and culture of a bygone era.

Wander through narrow streets lined with art galleries and antique shops. Be enchanted by the lively atmosphere of the Saturday morning market with products from the floating gardens. Enjoy a hands-on cooking experience after a visit to the French market, taste regional wines and specialties in atmospheric bars, and discover the best sweets in France along the way.

Set in centuries-old chalk cellars, originally used by monks for wine storage, your experience includes a guided tour of the vaults and ends with a top-notch tasting. The combination of history and the enjoyment of fine champagnes, including Taittinger's Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs, makes every sip a journey back in time. No culinary tips available.

Enter the unaltered surrender room where Nazi Germany laid down its arms. Surrounded by original Allied maps and artifacts, you will experience the historical moment of the end of the war up close. Authentic documents and uniforms convey the dramatic events and fighting spirit of the time.

Discover a collection dedicated to the fascinating world of vampires, from historical artifacts to modern interpretations. This museum sheds light on the cultural significance of vampire legends through the centuries and offers an in-depth look at the mythology, art, and literature surrounding these nocturnal creatures.

Discover Tomi Ungerer's multifaceted art, from lovingly illustrated children's books to sharp-tongued political caricatures and daring eroticism. Housed in a historic mansion, the museum features over 11,000 works that shed light on Ungerer's creative journey and distinctive view of society. Interactive exhibits and changing exhibitions provide deep insights into his work.

Immerse yourself in the world of medieval art, where original cathedral statues and rare architectural drawings of the Vauban Dam will awaken your fascination. Get up close and personal with the masterpieces of Gothic architecture and discover the stories behind the sculptures and plans that shaped Strasbourg and its cathedral.

Wander through wide boulevards, marvel at the splendor of Art Nouveau, and discover the unique Egyptian house, nestled between neoclassical facades. The architecture reflects a time of cultural exchange as you soak up the flair of a bygone era amidst this historic beauty.

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.

Explore sumptuously appointed rooms where nobles once resided and history was written. Admire the opulent furnishings and fine design elements that reflect the Baroque period. In the museums, you will discover a variety of art and cultural treasures that keep the former splendor of this era alive.

Under the vaults of a historic hospital, the oldest barreled wine in the world is stored. With every drop from 1472, you drink to the rich past and heritage of Alsace. Discover huge oak barrels full of outstanding Alsatian wines and learn about the fascinating history of winemaking in the twilight tunnels.

At the colourful street art festival, Studio 116's creative energy unfolds in an explosive mix of live painting, workshops and art installations. Artists transform the space into a living work of art, where you can participate directly, learn new techniques and explore the boundaries between traditional art and urban creativity. A dynamic interplay of color, sound and movement awaits you.

Discover the secrets and history behind perfume making. Learn how fragrances are conceived, blended, and packaged into elegant bottles. This experience offers you a unique chance to explore the nuances of rare essences and maybe even create your own signature perfume.