Gare Fluviale Pier (Rue du Havre) → Aristide Briand Tram Station
After disembarking, walk about 500 m west along Rue du Havre to reach the Aristide Briand tram stop on Boulevard Jean Jaurès.
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Cruise port in France
Allow about 20 min each way from the terminal to the city center. Average time in port: 9 hours. 22 places to explore.
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Cruise ships dock at Gare Fluviale de Strasbourg (Rue du Havre). Allow about 20 min each way from the terminal to the city center.
Cruise ships dock at Gare Fluviale de Strasbourg (Rue du Havre).
From Aristide Briand or Citadelle station near the pier, CTS tram line D provides direct access both to Strasbourg's old town and to Kehl station in Germany, across the Rhine.
The Renaissance astronomical clock (Horloge Astronomique), installed on the south wall inside Notre-Dame Cathedral, presents a distinctive clockwork show each day at 12:30, when the twelve apostles parade before Christ.
A one-way adult ticket (Ticket 1 voyage) for Strasbourg CTS trams and city buses costs about 1.90 euros at platform vending machines.
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Gare Fluviale Pier (Rue du Havre) → Aristide Briand Tram Station
After disembarking, walk about 500 m west along Rue du Havre to reach the Aristide Briand tram stop on Boulevard Jean Jaurès.
Aristide Briand Tram Stop → Langstross Grand'Rue (Strasbourg Center)
Take tram D toward Poteries and get off at Langstross Grand'Rue station to reach the cathedral and the heart of Petite France.
Strasbourg Cathedral → Petite France
From Cathedral Square, pass Gutenberg Square and walk 800 m west along Grand'Rue pedestrian street to reach Petite France, where canals run through the district.
Place de la République → Parlement Européen
At Place de la République, take CTS tram E toward Robertsau and get off at Parlement Européen.
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A Gothic masterpiece with a 142 m pink Vosges sandstone spire, ornate rose windows, and a Renaissance astronomical clock. It was the world's tallest building for more than 200 years.

A lavish French Baroque palace of the Rohan cardinal family, now housing an archaeological museum, a decorative arts museum, and an art museum with works by master painters.

Strasbourg's main Protestant Lutheran church, housing the Silbermann organ once played by Mozart and the grand Baroque funerary sculpture of Marshal Saxe.

An art museum in the form of a vast glass greenhouse on the River Ill, featuring modern and contemporary painting collections by Gustave Doré, Kandinsky, and Max Ernst.
Closed every Monday.

A pinnacle of late Gothic and Renaissance secular architecture in Alsace, built in 1427 at a corner of the cathedral square. Biblical figures and mythological scenes are intricately carved into its 75 wooden window frames.

A covered defensive dam built by 17th-century military engineer Vauban. The rooftop viewing terrace offers free views of Ponts Couverts, Petite France, and the cathedral spire.
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133 cruises call at this port.
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Strasbourg is a port in France where Emerald Cruises calls. It is included in the sailing itinerary as a port of call on a route linking Rastatt, Mainz, Mannheim, and other places.
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