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HostnFly offers you this beautiful apartment of 79 m2 located in Strasbourg. It has all the necessary equipment for a pleasant stay. Can accommodate up to 5 people, it is ideal for a family or for a group of friends. ## Logement Located on the 6th floor with an elevator, it includes: - a room with a double bed; - another bedroom with two single beds pushed together to form a double bed; - a third bedroom with a single bed; - a fully equipped kitchen; - a bathroom; - a beautiful dining area - a lounge to relax after a day of strolling. The following amenities will be at your disposal: Wifi, Hairdryer, TV, Dishwasher, Heating, Washing machine, Terrace, Tumble dryer, Coffee machine, Air conditioning, Microwave, Oven, Hot water, etc. Sheets and towels are included in the cleaning fee. One of the assets of the apartment is its practicality (2 terraces of 12 m2 with cathedral view). It is also very popular for its location. It is located: - close to the various restaurants; - 4 minutes walk from a "U Express and Drive" for your small daily purchases. Nearby: Ideally placed between the European institutions and the city center; A few minutes walk from the Orangerie Park. Welcome:) ## Emplacement Strasbourg, labeled City of Art and History, is an essential stop when you travel through Alsace. Its old town, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is internationally famous for its exceptional architectural, historical and cultural heritage. The traces of its medieval past and its Renaissance era are deeply rooted in its genes. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Great Island, surrounded by the Ill River, is home to the heart of the city center. Along the pedestrian streets, all more picturesque than each other, the visitor can only be enthralled by the perfection of the built heritage. With its canals, banks, cobbled streets and half-timbered houses, the Petite France is one of the most romantic neighborhoods of the Grande Île. It was once...

Strasbourg, labeled City of Art and History, is an essential stop when you travel through Alsace. Its old town, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is internationally famous for its exceptional architectural, historical and cultural heritage. The traces of its medieval past and its Renaissance era are deeply rooted in its genes. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Great Island, surrounded by the Ill River, is home to the heart of the city center. Along the pedestrian streets, all more picturesque than each other, the visitor can only be enthralled by the perfection of the built heritage. With its canals, banks, cobbled streets and half-timbered houses, the Petite France is one of the most romantic neighborhoods of the Grande Île. It was once the district of tanners, millers and fishermen. Built in 1572 at the edge of the water, the Maison des Tanneurs, now a restaurant, is a beautiful example of the harmony of the place. On the Vauban dam, a panoramic terrace offers a lovely view of the Ponts Couverts towers, the river, the Petite France and the cathedral. Former imperial German district, the Neustadt is another area of Strasbourg classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, where it is good to walk. The Place de la République, looking like a park, is a highlight. The Orangerie park and its lake also allow a pleasant moment of relaxation in a green space. Events also have a place of choice. In addition to the famous Strasbourg Christmas market, at the beginning of autumn the city offers its Musica festival dedicated to today’s music, as well as the Sacred Days, in June, focused on sacred music from around the world. Strasbourg is also the seat of European institutions. As such, the European quarter hosts the Council of Europe, the European Parliament and the European Court of Human Rights.