Podwalk Strasbourg
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Strasbourg
Eine selbstgeführte Audiotour durch Strasbourg, Frankreich
Diese selbstgeführte Audiotour durch Strasbourg in Strasbourg, Frankreich hat 16 gesprochene Stopps und dauert etwa 90 Minuten und etwa 7.6 km zu Fuß. Starte sie in der PodWalk-App und jeder Stopp beginnt automatisch, sobald du da bist — in deinem Tempo, online oder komplett offline. Die Route führt von Place de la République nach Église catholique de l'Hôpital civil. Der Schwerpunkt liegt auf Geschichte, Architektur und Geheimtipps.
Kostenlos laden und diesen Spaziergang in Strasbourg gehen — an jedem Stopp beginnt die Geschichte automatisch, online oder offline.
Die Route, Stopp für Stopp
Place de la République
Two thousand years — that's roughly how long traffic has been crossing this exact point before a single one of these stone facades went…
Museum Tomi Ungerer
Tomi Ungerer stood in a schoolroom here as a boy in 1940, watching the blackboard change overnight from French to German, and he later said he learned to read the world in two languages before he learned to write in…
Cathédrale Notre Dame
In 1176, a bishop set masons to work on a new choir, certain his name would sit somewhere near the finished building. It did not turn out that…
Kammerzell House
That corner house crowding right up against the cathedral square, timber frame stacked on stone, windows crammed floor after floor almost touching the sky — it belonged to no…
Maison Kammerzell
Up close, the carving explains what the silhouette across the square only hinted at: a house valuable enough, and prominent enough, that it should have drawn the attention of whoever held power — and gotten seized,…
Cabinet des estampes et des dessins
You will not find a single print hanging on a wall here, no framed drawing behind glass to point at. What this museum holds, it holds mostly out of…
Museum of Decorative Arts
A row of low windows lines the courtyard here, set into what once served as the working wing of a much grander household — kitchens, stores, the machinery behind someone else's…
Palais des Rohan
A palace built to declare that Strasbourg was now French, unmistakably, permanently, belongs today to no one but the public — and least of all to the family whose name it still…
Archeological Museum
Two floors is all that separates the Rohan Prince-Bishops' gilded reception rooms from a cellar cut into ground that predates any bishop, any prince, any city…
Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame
"Fabrique de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame" — the workshop fund, the account book phrase that gave this place its name, long before anyone called it a…
Musée de l'Oeuvre Notre Dame - Medieval and Renaissance Art
A stone face rests behind glass at eye level, nose worn soft, eyes half closed, and it takes a moment to realize this is not a copy of something on the cathedral outside — it is the original, retired indoors while a…
Historical Museum
At some point, after enough flags had gone up and come down over this city, someone decided the record of it all needed a home of its own — not a cathedral, not a palace, but a museum built to hold the memory of…
Ponts Couverts
No roofs. That's the detail that should register before anything else here — four towers, three bridges, and not a single one of them covered, though the name insists…
Barrage Vauban
A weir that was never meant to stop water moving through it — that's the contradiction standing in front of you. It was built to hold water back, and it still could, tomorrow, if anyone gave the…
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
A curator standing in an empty gallery, deciding what belongs on a blank wall in a city that keeps changing its mind about who owns its walls — that's the kind of decision this building was made to…
Église catholique de l'Hôpital civil
1858 was the year the administrators of the Hôpital civil decided their patients and staff needed a church of their own, plain, functional, tucked inside the hospital grounds rather than facing any grand…
Das sind die ersten Zeilen jedes Stopps. Die ganze Geschichte — und den Ton — hörst du in der App.
Strasbourg — häufige Fragen
- Wie lang ist der Spaziergang durch Strasbourg?
- Etwa 90 Minuten zu Fuß, mit 16 Stopps über 7.6 km. Du kannst pausieren und später weitermachen.
- Was kommt in der Audiotour von Strasbourg vor?
- 16 gesprochene Stopps, beginnend bei Place de la République und endend bei Église catholique de l'Hôpital civil. Jeder Stopp spielt automatisch, sobald du da bist.
- Brauche ich Internet oder mobile Daten?
- Nein. Lade den Spaziergang einmal in der PodWalk-App herunter, dann läuft die Erzählung komplett offline — praktisch beim Roaming in Frankreich. GPS startet jeden Stopp, sobald du ankommst.
- Ist die Audiotour von Strasbourg kostenlos?
- Der erste Spaziergang in PodWalk ist kostenlos. Danach gibt es einmalige Pässe ab €2,99 — kein Abo, nichts verlängert sich von allein.
- Kann ich die Tour in meinem Tempo gehen?
- Ja. Kein Guide und kein Zeitplan — fang an, wann du willst, bleib so lange stehen, wie du magst, und der nächste Stopp startet automatisch, sobald du da bist.
Strasbourg mit PodWalk gehen
Kostenlos zu laden. Der erste Spaziergang ist kostenlos, und diesen kannst du herunterladen und komplett offline gehen.