🏡 This marvelous 90 m² apartment is composed of 🛏️ three spacious bedrooms, two of which are communicating, each equipped with a double bed, perfect for a trip with family or friends. Calm, design, and comfortable, perfectly equipped, neat decoration with quality French bedding. On the 5th floor without elevator, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Ill and its greenery 🌳, from the charming old buildings of Strasbourg to seeing 🏔️ the German mountains of the Black Forest from the windows of the rooms and the living room 🛋️ The spacious living room, with its comfortable sofa and flat-screen TV, is perfect for a well-deserved rest after a great day of sightseeing between Petite France and Neustadt. 🍽️ You will find everything you need to prepare your meals in the contemporary design, fully equipped kitchen (fridge/freezer, induction hob, oven, microwave, toaster, dishwasher, kettle, Nespresso coffee maker) . 🚿🚽 The apartment is equipped with a modern bathroom with a double washbasin and a large shower cubicle as well as a toilet. The apartment also has a washer-dryer. 🅿️ The accommodation is located in a paid parking zone on the road by parking meter (from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., except Sundays and public holidays). 🅿️ From 6 quai Zorn (170m walk from the apartment) you have the start of a free parking area (but places are limited) 🅿️ The BATELIERS underground public car park located on rue de Zurich is 800m from your apartment (24-hour parking around 20e).

👣 Your stay in a few figures: ⛪ 10 minutes walk from the Cathedral, 🌉 20 minutes walk from Petite France, 🌳 200m from Contades Park, 🚃 400m from the Galia tram station of the République tram station with line E which takes you to the European Parliament, and line C which connects Strasbourg central station. 🚃 600m from the République tram station with lines B and E which take you to the European Parliament, and line C which connects Strasbourg central station. 🌃 In the heart of the Neustadt district, an unparalleled urban creation, built to make Strasbourg a showcase of Prussian power, the Neustadt is distinguished by its grandiose squares, its wide airy avenues lined with trees but also by an alliance happy between the monumental and a keen sense of the landscape. It is now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This astonishing post-Haussmann district shows certain architectural extravagances, happily mixing Italian neo-Renaissance, neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau. Following the destruction of the Second World War, it remains one of the last testimonies of German architecture from the end of the 19th century. Among the must-see places: the Place de la République, the avenue de la Liberté, the Art Nouveau buildings.