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Een zelf te lopen audiotour door Strasbourg, Frankrijk

Deze zelf te lopen audiotour door Strasbourg in Strasbourg, Frankrijk heeft 16 ingesproken stops en duurt ongeveer 90 minuten en ongeveer 7.6 km lopen. Start hem in de PodWalk-app en elke stop begint automatisch zodra je er bent — in je eigen tempo, online of volledig offline. De route loopt van Place de la République naar Église catholique de l'Hôpital civil. De nadruk ligt op history, architecture en hidden gems.

90 min16 stops7.6 km
HistoryArchitectureHidden gems
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Gratis downloaden en deze wandeling in Strasbourg lopen — bij elke stop begint het verhaal automatisch, online of offline.

De route, stop voor stop

  1. 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…

  2. 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…

  3. 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…

  4. 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…

  5. 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,…

  6. 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…

  7. 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…

  8. 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…

  9. 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…

  10. 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…

  11. 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…

  12. 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…

  13. 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…

  14. 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…

  15. 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…

  16. 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…

Dit zijn de openingsregels van elke stop. Het volledige verhaal — en de audio — hoor je in de app.

Strasbourg — veelgestelde vragen

Hoe lang is de wandeling door Strasbourg?
Ongeveer 90 minuten lopen, met 16 stops over 7.6 km. Je kunt pauzeren en later verder gaan waar je gebleven was.
Wat komt er voorbij in de audiotour van Strasbourg?
16 ingesproken stops, te beginnen bij Place de la République en eindigend bij Église catholique de l'Hôpital civil. Elke stop speelt automatisch zodra je er bent.
Heb ik internet of mobiele data nodig?
Nee. Download de wandeling één keer in de PodWalk-app en het verhaal speelt volledig offline — handig tijdens het roamen in Frankrijk. Gps start elke stop zodra je aankomt.
Is de audiotour van Strasbourg gratis?
Je eerste wandeling in PodWalk is gratis. Daarna gaan wandelingen via eenmalige passen vanaf $2,99 — geen abonnement, niets wordt automatisch verlengd.
Kan ik de tour in mijn eigen tempo lopen?
Ja. Geen gids en geen schema — begin wanneer je wilt, blijf zo lang staan als je wilt, en de volgende stop start automatisch zodra je er bent.

Loop Strasbourg met PodWalk

Gratis te downloaden. Je eerste wandeling is gratis en deze kun je downloaden om volledig offline te lopen.

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