Getting to Strasbourg

 

By road

 
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To the west and to the north, the A4, A34, A31 and A32 freeways allows easy access to Strasbourg from Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Luxembourg et Bonn via Metz and Sarrebruck. To the south, the Strasbourg-Mulhouse axis, and the A36 intersection of the A6 freeway of Beaune opens up routes in the direction of Italy and Spain.
 
 

By train

 
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Strasbourg, one of the most important railway stations in France, is connected by direct links to numerous French cities. Strasbourg is also situated at the intersection of several international axes and benefits from connections with numerous European cities.
 
 

By airplane

 
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The International Strasbourg-Entzheim airport is situated at 10 Km from Strasbourg's town center by freeway. The German cities of Offenburg, Lahr, Baden-Baden and Karlsruhe are also within easy reach, taking between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours to get to by freeway.

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European diary


    • From 6 september 2010 to 9 september 2010

      Plenary Session of the European Parliamant in Strasbourg- September I

    • The plenary session of the European Parliament is where the Parliament formally sits to vote on EU legislation and adopt its position on political issues. The plenary sessions take place 12 times a year in Strasbourg and there are also 6 mini-plenary sessions held in Brussels.
    • Place: European Parliament in Strasbourg

    • From 20 september 2010 to 23 september 2010

      Plenary session in the European Parliament in Strasbourg- September II

    • The plenary session of the European Parliament is where the Parliament formally sits to vote on EU legislation and adopt its position on political issues. The plenary sessions take place 12 times a year in Strasbourg and there are also 6 mini-plenary sessions held in Brussels.
    • Place: European Parliament in Strasbourg