Accessible holidays in Strasbourg

Grand Est,France

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Welcome to Strasbourg! On this page, we'll introduce you to accessible accommodation and dining options, including hotels, holiday apartments and restaurants. We also offer the best trails for those with disabilities so that you can discover the region's beauty.

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Accessibility in Strasbourg

Hiking Trail · Bas-Rhin

RheinPfad trail from Illkirch to the Rhine

recommended route Difficulty easy

8.1 km

4:00 h

7 m

1 m

A route that is 70% wooded leading from the center of Illkirch to the Neuhof forest to reach the foot of the Rhine levee after 8 km, then ending above the levee facing the Pierre Pflimlin Bridge.

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Historical Site · Strasbourg

European Parliament Strasbourg

The European Parliament in Strasbourg is an icon of European integration and a symbol of democracy in the heart of the city. Since 1979, it has been home to Members of the European Parliament for plenary sessions and important meetings. Its imposing modern architecture, designed by French architect Gustave Umbdenstock, reflects the spirit of unity and collaboration that drives the European Union.

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Hiking Trail · The Black Forest

From Weitenung to Strasbourg Cathedral—The First Step Toward Santiago

recommended route Difficulty T1 difficult

51.3 km

9:00 h

39 m

20 m

This special hike connects Weitenung with Strasbourg Cathedral and marks the start of a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Through the Rhine Valley, across the Rhine, and into the heart of Alsace, the trail leads to one of Europe’s most significant religious buildings.

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Cathedral · Alsace

Cathedral of Our Lady

One of the most impressive examples of Gothic architecture in Europe. The most striking feature of the Strauss Münster is undoubtedly the 142 m high tower.

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