Cheap Strasbourg Flights
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There are 2 flights operating between Istanbul and Strasbourg. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir to Strasbourg.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Strasbourg flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Strasbourg 6,068 TL, Ankara Strasbourg 6,134 TL and Kayseri Strasbourg 7,013 TL

Better to book your flight to Strasbourg 21 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

August and September months are the highest season for France, Strasbourg. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: May and April.

Strasbourg, located in the north of France and the capital of the Bas-Rhin Region, is a city on the World Heritage List by UNESCO and known as the "European Capital" due to the presence of the Council of Europe, the European Court of Human Rights and the European Parliament.

Date

Strasbourg, located equidistant from the Baltic, Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, was founded in BC. It was founded as a small Roman settlement around 150 BC. The city, which became an important center of the Roman empire, was used as a checkpoint on the Rhine. Being in the north of the country, the city, which was influenced by German and French cultures, has been a bridge between France and Germany for centuries. Known for pioneering the European Reform movements, Strasbourg is also famous for being the city where Gutenberg and Erasmus, who invented the printing press, lived and where the German writer Goethe spent his student years.

Places to visit

Today, Strasbourg, which has become one of the most important political cities in the world together with the cities of Geneva and New York, and which has many Gothic and Renaissance style buildings in its historical past, is shaped around the historical center surrounded by vineyards. Wooden houses decorated with colorful flowers serve as hotels and restaurants in this region, where many buildings with medieval and Renaissance architectural features are located.

Walking around the narrow streets and alleys of Notre Dame Cathedral and Petite France area, taking a boat ride on the river that divides into two branches at the city entrance and surrounds the historical city center are some of the good ways to explore the city.

Notre Dame De Strasbourg Cathedral, which is the sixth highest church in the world with its height of 142 meters and is known as the most beautiful gothic cathedral in Europe, with a magnificent view of Strasbourg from its 329-step terrace; Pharmacie Du Cerf, the oldest pharmacy in France dating from the 13th century, located in the Place de la Cathetrale District; Maison Kammerzell, the city's best preserved and ornate structure from the late medieval period, with frescoes by the painter Leo Schung; Musee De I'oeuvre Notre-Dame, where medieval and Renaissance works are exhibited, is among the main attractions of Strasbourg.

Chateau Des Rohan, one of the oldest structures, is one of the most important structures of the Alsace Region dating back to the 18th century. It also hosts the three most important museums of the city, the Musee archeologique, the Musee des Arts Decoratifs and the Musee des Beaux-Arts.

Petite France with baroque buildings, half-timbered houses, small waterfalls along medieval canals; Place Du Corbeau, a 14th-century bridge; Barrage Vauban, the remains of the defensive walls built for Louis the 14th, and the Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, where the greatest innovative works of the 20th century are exhibited, are among other places to see in the city. Located right in the heart of the medieval city of Strasbourg, La Place Gutenberg; Place De La Rupublique, a green area surrounded by many institutions, taking on a magnificent beauty especially in spring and summer, and Place Kleber, the most famous square of the city and known for its magnificent lighting at Christmas, are the important squares of the city.

Among the things you can see in the city, where there are many parks and green areas, you can see the Orangerie Park, which includes a miniature farm and zoo, designed by Le Notre, the architect of the garden of the Versailles Castle; Citadelle Park, the site of the ruins of the castle built in 1681 by the French architect Vauban to ensure strategic control of the Rhine; There is the Jardin Botanique Park, which was established in 1619 and has more than 6000 plant species.

Food & Drink and Shopping

Your first choice for dining in Strasbourg should be "La Corde a Linge". It is located in the Le Petit France region, which is the most beautiful place in the city with its river view, food and atmosphere. "Le Saxo" and "Jeannette et les Cycleux" are places you can choose to have a drink in the evening. "Tarte Flambe" and, of course, Alsace wines are the things you should not go to Strasbourg and never return without trying.

It is possible to find small shops, luxury boutiques, well-known brands and works of art in Strasbourg, where Europe's largest Christmas market is set up during the Christmas period. You can shop at La Fayette in the square or Le Printemps where you can find fashion, cosmetics, jewellery, toys, souvenirs, home accessories, sportswear and many other things.

Transport

It is possible to reach Strasbourg, which you can reach via European transfer, via Basel or Stuttgart, which are nearby cities. You can choose one of the flights of airline companies such as Turkish Airlines and EasyJet that land at Basel-Mulhouse Airport. In Strasbourg, where France's largest train station after Paris is located, you can easily reach the train station as it is very close to the city center.