24 hours in Strasbourg: the perfect one-day itinerary

After a wonderful night at the Hilton Strasbourg hotel, it’s time to recharge with breakfast on the terrace.
 

Hilton Strasbourg

1 Avenue Herrenschmidt, 67000 Strasbourg

Head to Strasbourg’s golden square where the impressive Notre Dame Cathedral stands. This iconic monument is open for visits every day of the week. Continue along Rue des Orfèvres, where you can shop and find many regional products. Then follow your instincts and explore the many small cobblestone streets and traditional buildings such as the Kammerzell  House. From Place Kléber to Place Broglie and Place Gutenberg, discover these historic spots!

Next, make your way to the Palais Rohan, built in the 18th century following the style of grand Parisian townhouses, with a very classic design that will surely amaze you. It houses the Museum of Fine Arts, the Archaeological Museum, and the Museum of Decorative Arts all in one place.
 

Palais Rohan

2 Place du Château, 67000 Strasbourg

A few steps from Petite France is S’Kaechele, a traditional Alsatian restaurant serving regional specialties made exclusively with fresh products. On the menu: Munster cordon bleu, sautéed chanterelles flambéed, and traditional choucroute. You will be completely immersed in the warm, authentic atmosphere of this typical small Alsatian restaurant.
 

Restaurant S’Kaechele

8 Rue de l'Argile, 67000 Strasbourg

It’s time to explore Petite France, the most traditional neighborhood in the city. Here you’ll find many small half-timbered houses as you stroll along the banks of the Ill River. Often called “Little Venice,” you’ll soon understand why. If you want to bring back typical Alsatian gingerbread, stop by Mireille Oster, where you’ll find the best in town.

Take the opportunity to discover Strasbourg by boat, a different way to see the city that guarantees an authentic and unique experience! The banks of the Ill are full of curiosities and will let you admire Strasbourg’s main monuments as well as more intimate and secret spots.

Specializing in éclairs, Donatien Fehr recently opened his shop Donatien, Master Éclair, on Grand’Rue. Everything is executed perfectly, from the choux pastry to the subtle pairing with seasonal products. Donatien welcomes you in his shop where you can choose your favorite flavor, then walk a few minutes and relax by the banks of the Ill River — the perfect spot for a snack!

Donatien Master Eclair
111 Grand’Rue, 67000 Strasbourg

Missing some greenery? The Botanical Garden is the perfect solution. The University of Strasbourg’s botanical garden site offers several informative documents on the history and myths of the trees present in the garden. A fabulous way to discover all their secrets.
 

Botanical Garden of the University of Strasbourg
28 Rue Goethe, 67000 Strasbourg

La Krutenau is undoubtedly the liveliest district in Strasbourg. Located near the University of Strasbourg, it is also one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. It is full of bars, restaurants, art galleries, and small fashion boutiques. Le Purgatoire notably offers a great selection of Alsatian wines with over 180 references! Friendliness and enjoyment are the keywords in this warm and welcoming place.
 

Le Purgatoire
34 Rue de Zurich, 67000 Strasbourg

Just step down from your room at the Hilton hotel to experience an unforgettable evening. The restaurant Dans le Noir ? Strasbourg offers a unique sensory journey. The program features dining in complete darkness and tasting a 100% surprise menu that will awaken your taste buds. Chef Thierry LAZARUS will prepare many delightful surprises. This convivial experience frees you from all prejudice and makes communication with your fellow diners more intense and spontaneous.
You will be guided by our extraordinary team of visually impaired or blind waiters, who become your eyes for the evening and assist you in this enriching role reversal.

Dans le Noir ? Strasbourg
1 Avenue Herrenschmidt, 67000 Strasbourg