Ponts Couverts de Strasbourg

Good place for walking and enjoying the city vide on river side and the water views. Even in city centre, it’s not crowded and no much noises. There is train for site seeing started from cathedral, if you take that you could enjoy the site seeing with less walking. Sunny day will be more nice and great for visitors. From this point you will get nice view of the cathedral. There no much place for siting and enjoying the river side.

This is a beautiful view! It is worth checking out while in Strasbourg! The bride is beautiful, lots of historic charming buildings & a wisteria covered house that’s right next to the bridge. Bring your camera- very photogenic!!!

Interesting spot with long, fascinating history behind it! Entryway to Petite France and Old Strasbourg.. Plenty of eateries and a rotating footbridge nearby!

Iconic spot in Strasbourg. It is private property but can be enjoyed from the bridge. Happy to have caught it on a sunny day in late summer.

Really unique spot (one of many in this city 😍) - definitely needs to be on your list Beautiful architecture and viewed

It's is a very beautiful scenic place with small bridges and play ground. The area has many small barrages which regulates flow of water. This place is heavenly during Christmas market.

Island in the city, bridges all around. Free and clean public toilet. Lovely water surrounded area. Worth a visit.

This is a charming series of three bridges along with four towers that cross the narrow islands of the River Ill in the Petite France area in Strasbourg. They were constructed during the 13th-century and formed part of the defensive wall around the city during the Middle Ages and are now a Historic Monument of France (1928). Originally made of covered wooden bridges, what you find today are sandstone bridges with cobblestone surface. It is a charming location to walk in between the medieval towers which continue to stand as well. Views in both directions are really nice. It is a great spot to pass by while sightseeing around Petit France.