Strasbourg is a charming city located in the Grand Est region of France, near the border of Germany. As a European hub, Strasbourg is easily accessible by various modes of transportation.
Strasbourg Airport (Aéroport de Strasbourg) is the nearest airport to the city, located about 10 km southwest of Strasbourg. It offers domestic flights as well as international connections to major European cities. Upon arrival, travelers can take a taxi or the shuttle train, known as the Navette which connects the airport to Strasbourg's main train station, Gare Centrale, in approximately 9 minutes.
Strasbourg's Gare Centrale is a major railway hub offering high-speed TGV services to Paris and other French cities, as well as international connections to Germany, Belgium, and Switzerland. The German ICE and the French-German high-speed train service TGV/ICE make it easy to reach Strasbourg from various locations across Europe.
Strasbourg is well connected by the French motorway system, making it accessible for those who prefer to drive. The main motorways are the A4 (Paris-Strasbourg) and the A35 (running north-south along the Rhine). Long-distance buses also serve Strasbourg, with numerous operators such as FlixBus providing routes to and from the city.
For a unique approach, Strasbourg can also be reached via the Rhine River. It is a popular stop for river cruises traveling through France and Germany.
Once in Strasbourg, the city boasts an excellent public transport system with trams and buses operated by the Compagnie des Transports Strasbourgeois (CTS). Visitors can easily navigate the city using these services.
