Strasbourg
Half-timbered houses leaning over the water, window boxes bursting with geraniums, a little flowered bridge and a stork keeping watch from the rooftop. Vivi is waving from somewhere in La Petite France.
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Explore Strasbourg with Vivi
Every number on the poster is a real place. Vivi drew the map.
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La Petite France
This old quarter of tanners, millers and fishermen is full of half-timbered houses. It's part of Strasbourg's Grande Île, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988.
West end of the Grande Île - 2
The storks of Alsace
The white stork is the symbol of Alsace and is said to bring good luck. In Strasbourg you can see storks nesting in the Parc de l'Orangerie.
Parc de l'Orangerie - 3
Flowered footbridges
Little bridges like the Pont Saint-Martin cross the canals of La Petite France, often decorated with flowers in summer.
Pont Saint-Martin - 4
The Ill river
The river Ill splits into several channels around La Petite France, near the medieval towers of the Ponts Couverts.
Ponts Couverts
Strasbourg in three facts
Getting to Strasbourg the slow way
Strasbourg sits right on the French–German border, with fast trains from Paris and Germany, and it's one of the most bike-friendly cities in France.
- By trainHigh-speed trains from Paris and German cities arrive at Strasbourg's glass-domed station.
- By bikeThe city has a huge network of cycle paths, flat and family-friendly.
- By tramSix tram lines run through the city, some right across the border.
- By boatBoat tours glide along the Ill through La Petite France.
Things to spot in the poster
Hang it up, then play "I spy" with these. And Vivi? We won't tell.
Questions parents ask
What size is the Strasbourg poster?
20×30 cm, printed and shipped to you. It costs A$30.
Is the poster printed and shipped?
Yes. We print your poster and post it to you, ready to hang.
Which landmarks are in the Strasbourg poster?
The poster shows La Petite France, The storks of Alsace, Flowered footbridges and The Ill river.
Where is Vivi hiding in the Strasbourg poster?
That's the game! Look closely, or play Find Vivi, our free seek-and-find game, to check your answer.
How can you get to Strasbourg without flying?
Strasbourg sits right on the French–German border, with fast trains from Paris and Germany, and it's one of the most bike-friendly cities in France. High-speed trains from Paris and German cities arrive at Strasbourg's glass-domed station.
