Located in front of the Lycée Kléber (Kléber is a public secondary school), this station serves the…read moreB and E lines of the Strasbourg tram network. The stop is at street level and there is very little cover from the elements. If it's raining, you're going to get wet. There are ticket kiosks on each side of the tracks on the platforms. There is no seating here. The doors of the tram will open on the right. The tram is easy to board from here - the train deck is at the same level as the sidewalk though there is a bump that might be a challenge for a wheelchair. On the B line, the station is between Parc du Contades (towards Campus d'Illkirch) and Wacken (towards Hoenheim). For the E line, it is between Parc du Contades (towards Comtes) and Wacken (towards Robertsau L′Escale). Note: Because the station serves the school, you can expect school kids to be doing their stupid games. They won't harm you, just be aware in case they're playing "tag" as they were today. [Review 16418 overall - 54 in France - 1926 of 2021.]

An easy station to arrive at and depart from, it is not an interchange but a…read moredestination/origination. The station hall has a gift shop, coffee shop and a small convenience market if you want to get snacks, drinks or reading material for your journey. There is a paid WC in the main hall. Good signage points the way from the platform to the main hall and you'll find a taxi stand outside as well as street parking and bus stops. I had no trouble getting from my ICE train to find the right stop for my local bus. Thanks, Google Maps! The station is clean, easy to navigate and modern enough to get the job done. [Review 20948 overall - 224 in Germany - 1933 of 2023.]

Easy station to navigate and helpful info desk!…read more Main ticket office in Hall Nord (or...enter front of station and go to your right). SUPER helpful and patient ticket agents with great English. Got the exact ticket I wanted (time, single seat, 1st class). Quick service. Food, magazines, beverages, etc. available. Taxi stand at the far south end of the front of the station.

Main Railway Station [Strasbourg, France]…read more We hopped off here in Strasbourg for a day trip and explored Strasbourg. As soon as we entered the central station it was like whoa! wow! It was huge and seeing the entire building from the outside made me even marvel more of the size of this thing. The station is the main station in Strasbourg and one of the main stations in France. I've not tried any of the services it had to offer but it looks really busy and everything looks so modern inside with a nice modern canopy. We explored the city of Strasbourg. Everyone goes to Paris but it was a beautiful place in Strasbourg and a memorable experience. Review #4068

I loved my experience with One City Tours so much, that I came two days in a row. Riding Segways is…read morea blast, but riding them through picturesque Strasbourg is a whole 'notha experience. The staff is super friendly, accommodating and helpful. I took a tour in English one day with some of my family who doesn't speak French and again the next day with my French family in French. Both tours were fabulous and very personal.

I've done several Segway tours throughout Europe and this has to be one of my least favorite…read moreexperiences with them. I'll start with the positive; the Segway experience itself was nice. Seeing the city and getting around quicker with the cool windy breeze was amazing and definitely is a great way to cite see. However, that is about all you are paying for...NOT the tour. You are essentially paying for using a Segway. We booked an English speaking 2 hour tour in hopes of learning more about the history of Strasbourg. Our guide was nice but could NOT speak English well and was misinformed. She couldn't answer basic questions and was extremely difficult to understand. She actually misinformed us about several of the locations we "visited" on our Segways which we later found out through research, other tours, and the boat tour. She also would try to guide the whole group across a busy street when the light was red or there was not enough space for all of us to pass. Several times she was the only one able to pass and had to wait across the street for us as we avoided onlooking traffic. Our tour guide was nice, but lacked any information about Strasbourg history, misinformed us, and couldn't speak English. Thus, only book an English tour if you plan on paying solely for the Segway experience and not the tour experience.

My wife and I decided to spend a few days in Strasbourg and we wanted to see as much of the city as…read morewe could in order to select the best locations for lunch, dinner and for taking in the city. We had never tried a Segway tour on previous trips and were feeling adventurous so we decided to visit Mobilboard. After a very quick lesson we were on our way for a 60 minute tour and within 5 minutes decided we wanted the 2 hour tour. Our guide Quentin immediately granted our wish and then we set out for what turned out to be an amazing experience. The ride was exhilarating and Quentin was engaging throughout and provided outstanding commentary on all the sites. He even volunteered to take our picture without prompt. Our trip was extremely fun and I strongly recommend this experience for everyone!

Railway station [Kehl, Germany]…read more Took the train from Kehl to Strasbourg, France. Kehl is a town in southwestern Germany. We conveniently parked our car at a public lot and headed to the waiting area for our railcar. The train crosses the Rhine into France and there were no passport or border controls applied but we brought them anyway, just in case. The trains operate between 30-mins to an hour. It was easy access to nearby cities such as Strasbourg in France, where we ventured for the day. This is actually nice to just be able to hop on trains and, all of a sudden, you're in a different country! The trains are clean and no traces of graffiti or vandalism which was nice to see. This was an enjoyable and convenient transit experience for me as a first timer. Review #4066

On my very first night in Strasbourg, I spotted one of these boats along the river and immediately…read moreknew I had to take a tour before leaving town. They offer several sightseeing routes ranging from about 17 minutes to 1 hour and 10 minutes. My parents and I chose the 45 minute cruise, which ended up being the perfect option, especially since our boat did not have a covered top and we were visiting during an intense Euro-summer heat wave with temperatures over 100°F. The tour was a wonderful way to see the city from a different perspective. We learned about Strasbourg's history through a recorded audio guide available in multiple languages, which made the experience very accessible for international visitors. One of the highlights was passing through the canal locks. For tickets, you can purchase them online or at the visitor center located near the cathedral. Our hotel provided a 10% discount code, which was definitely appreciated since the price is in euros and the exchange rate can add up. Despite the extreme heat, I am so glad we did this tour. It was relaxing, informative, and offered beautiful views of Strasbourg's waterways and historic architecture. I would absolutely do it again on a future visit and preferably when the weather is a bit cooler.

Really nice experience overall. The boat ride itself was smooth and relaxing, and the views around…read morethe city were beautiful. The audio guide was informative, though sometimes a bit hard to hear with the noise around. It did feel a little crowded inside, but still enjoyable. Definitely worth doing once if you're visiting.

Steps away from the Notre Dame of Strasbourg is a large office filled with brochures, maps, and…read morestaff to help guide you to the best experiences in the city. If anything, utilize them for a free map!

Friendly staff that gave piece of mind to those traveling into the country with seeking activities…read morefor the day