THE CITY

• ETYMOLOGY
  
  
• CITY'S HISTORY
  
  
• STRASBOURG TODAY


• THE CITY'S MAYOR


• THE URBAN COMMUNITY'S PRESIDENT

 PRACTICAL INFORMATION

 USEFUL LINKS

• Opéra National du Rhin
• The Maillon Theater
• The Zenith Strasbourg Europe
• European Contemporary Art Fair
• Strasbourg Film
• Le Vaisseau
• National Library of the University
• Notre-Dame Cathedral
• Foire Européenne 2011

 FOCUS ON

Strasbourg on the UNESCO
World Heritage List

Strasbourg has been on the World Heritage List since 1988. Named "Grande-Île", the boundaries of the territory selected are formed by the River Ill and the Faux-Rempart canal. It is linked to the rest of the city by twenty-one bridges and footbridges and constitutes the historic core of the city with many of its central and commercial functions.

The Grande-Île is a coherent geographical entity whose urban fabric is characterised by a continuous development that the major town planning projects have altered little.

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