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Orangerie
This district, located in the northern part of the city, has a heritage where nature plays an import...
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The SNCF railway station
The Station-Kléber district contains many buildings that illustrate the quality of the architecture ...
28/03/2019
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Petite France
The Petite France is the most picturesque part of the historical centre of Strasbourg. Its bridges, ...
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The capital of the Reichsland and the modernisation of the city (1871-1939)
Strasbourg underwent profound change from 1871 onwards. The Neustadt tripled the city's total area, ...
25/03/2019
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From royal free city to industrialisation (1681-1871)
The mansions built along the site of the old Roman city wall were the basis for the shift in the cit...
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The free city of the Germanic Holy Roman Empire (6th to 17th centuries)
The various stages of the city's expansion in the Middle Ages are marked by their walls. The last of...
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