Strasbourg is a prosperous city of France with a population of about 500,000. The city is home to several organizations and institutions in Europe, the European Court of Human Rights, the European Audiovisual Observatory, Council of Europe, the European Ombudsman and the European Parliament. Visitors traveling on a Eurail pass you can find the trip more comfortable - with the beautiful scenery along the road. The city leads to exploration, with its pubs, museums and a variety of structures of architectural interest.
History of Strasbourg
Many remnants of the Iron Age, Bronze Age and Neolithic were discovered during the excavation of many. Also found that in 1300 a. C., the Celts inhabited the place. During Roman times Strasbourg was a military camp called Argentoratum. In 357, the Battle of Argentoratum between Germans and Romans took place. The Holy Roman Empire took control of the city, making it a great mall. While this may have turned the city into a booming economic area, the people and the bishop did not meet face to face, therefore, the conflict occurred. The Battle of Berhausbergen happened which gave the city its status of free city. The city has experienced economic growth due to industrial development during the 19th century. In 1920, the Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine was moved to this city. During the first part of the second world war, the inhabitants were evacuated due to the German invasion.
The city rebuilt on the ruins of new subdivisions with houses.
Attractions in Strasbourg
Tourists can anticipate when the structures of architectural interest, in Strasbourg. The sandstone Gothic cathedral is one of the landmarks of the city. Other churches built during the medieval era are popular tourist attractions because of their architectural designs. The French style of the Rohan Palace houses the Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Applied Arts. For those traveling with children, the Orangerie is a good place for children to move and play. It also has a mini zoo where children can see a variety of animals and birds. When you feel like shopping during the holidays, the Christmas markets are in different places of the city, and the most famous of all is the Christkindelsmärik. In addition, many people suggest that the cathedral is the best place for mulled wine and eating Christmas cookies Bradel.
There are also several museums scattered in Strasbourg, which will undoubtedly appeal to lovers of art and history. These museums are the Museum of the Cathedral, the Museum of Fine Arts, Archeological Museum, Museum of the Society of Notre-Dame, Alsace Museum and the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. Finally, do not miss the beautiful buildings of the city of La Petite France, as they surely will leave you speechless.
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