Getting here, parking, and getting around

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On this page, you'll find all the information you need about your trip to Strasbourg and how to get around once you arrive.

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Getting to Strasbourg

By train: TGV Est Européen

Strasbourg, home to one of France’s largest train stations, is connected by direct rail lines to many cities across France. Located at the intersection of major international routes, it also benefits from excellent connections to numerous European cities.

When you step off the TGV at Strasbourg Station, the whole city is at your feet, and the cathedral is just a 15-minute walk away.

By car

Strasbourg is accessible via Route 83 and the A35 highway from Mulhouse/Basel, and via the A4 from Paris/Metz.

By plane

Parking

Park-and-Ride (P+R) facilities on the outskirts

Easily accessible and located along all tram lines, the twelve park-and-ride facilities allow you to park your car for the day and receive a round-trip tram/bus ticket (with or without a transfer) for all passengers in the vehicle. All this for a flat rate of 4.10 euros (except Rotonde, 4.60 euros). Parking is available from 4:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. the following day; beyond these hours, a surcharge of 10 euros per additional day applies. The parking lots are open 7 days a week with 24-hour access.

Baggersee : 460 places

The city center is just 15 minutes away by tram A or tram E.

Access from the A35 highway, Baggersee exit.

Boecklin : 97 spots

The city center in 12 minutes via the E tram line.

Access from Rue Boecklin, Route de la Wantzenau, or Avenue de l'Europe.

Ducs d'Alsace : 600 spots

The city center is just 8 minutes away via tram line A or D.

Access from the A4 and A35 highways: take the Cronenbourg exit, then follow signs for Koenigshoffen; from Koenigshoffen and Eckbolsheim, take Route des Romains and Rue des Comtes.
 

Elsau : 800 spots

The city center is just 10 minutes away via Tram B or Tram F.

Access from the A35 highway, take the P+R Tram Elsau exit or the Montagne Verte exit.

Espace Européen de l'Entreprise : 170 spots

The city center is just 15 minutes away by bus G.

Access from the A35 highway, Bischheim exit.

Hoenheim Gare : 300 spots

The city center in 20 minutes via Tram B.

Access from Route de La Wantzenau (RD 468) and Route de Bischwiller (RD 37).

Kibitzenau : 93 spots

The city center in 22 minutes via tram line C.

Access from the A 35: take exit 4 coming from the north, or the Baggersee exit coming from the south.

Parc des Romains : 326 spots

The city center in 9 minutes via the F tram line.

Access from the A35 / A351, Porte Blanche exit.

Poteries : 120 spots

The city center in 20 minutes via Tram D.

Access from Route de Wasselonne, Route des Romains, or Avenue François Mitterrand

Rives de l'Aar : 570 spots

The city center is just 10 minutes away on tram line B.

Access from the A35 and A350 highways, Wacken exit.

Rotonde : 450 spots

The city center is just 5 minutes away via tram line A or D.

Access from the A4 and A35 highways, Cronenbourg exit, and from the Oberhausbergen Road.

Wolfisheim - Henri Rendu : 103 spots

The city center in 25 minutes via the F tram line.

Access from the M351.

Parking lots in the city center

  • Austerlitz
  • Bateliers
  • Centre Historique / Petite France
  • Esplanade P1 Centre commercial
  • Gutenberg
  • Halles P1 Marais Vert
  • Halles P2 Sébastopol
  • Halles P3 Wilson
  • Opéra Broglie
  • Rivétoile P2 Cinéma
  • Sainte-Aurélie
  • Saint-Nicolas
  • Gare courte durée
  • Kléber / Homme de Fer
  • Tanneurs
  • Wodli gare

Getting around Strasbourg

By bike

With over 450 km of bike paths, Strasbourg is the ultimate cycling destination. Cyclists can explore the city and its surroundings in a unique and original way—along the canals, through parks and gardens, and in the historic, pedestrian-friendly downtown area...

Rent a bike

Vélhop is a bike-sharing and self-service bike rental service.

Your Vélhop location:

  • Strasbourg Train Station, Level -1 of the main atrium
  • Tel. 03 67 70 70 70
  • contact@velhop.strasbourg.eu
  • Visit the Vélhop website

By bus or tram

Bus or tram: it’s the same ticket and the same fare!

  • Single-ride or transfer ticket: €1.90 (€2.50 on buses)
  • 24-hour individual pass: unlimited travel for one person for 24 hours for €4.60
  • 24-hour group pass: valid for 1 to 3 people for unlimited travel for 24 hours for €10.20

For more information on tickets and fares, visit the CTS (Compagnie des Transports Strasbourgeois) website.