Strasbourg is more than just a city, it’s an experience: a journey into the heart of traditions and enchantment.
Hosting an event in the European capital during the magical Christmas market season offers more than just sightseeing; it’s an immersion into Strasbourg’s unique art of living!
With its cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, dazzling lights, and magnificent Christmas tree, Strasbourg provides an extraordinary seasonal backdrop.
In December, the city is illuminated with a thousand lights and filled with gourmet aromas, creating a unique atmosphere perfect for connection and celebration.
Its Christmas market, the oldest and one of the most renowned in Europe, transforms every corner of the city into a living theatre.
Imagine seminars or team-building sessions with breaks to savour mulled wine or traditional bredele biscuits. Picture meetings ending with a stroll through the sparkling streets and the colourful aisles of the Christmas market, or dinners in a cosy and intimate winstub in La Petite France to savour hearty Alsatian specialities.
When it comes to accommodations, Strasbourg boasts 10,700 rooms in charming boutique hotels, luxury establishments, independent hotels, and international chains catering to all your needs.
The city’s event venues, from the modern Palais des Congrès to a wide selection of hotel meeting rooms, can host everything from large-scale conferences to exclusive board meetings.
Located at the crossroads of Europe, the city boasts an efficient rail and air network, making it easily accessible for participants from across the continent. On-site, take advantage of the convenient Eurometropolitan transport system.
Choosing Strasbourg as your business destination during the holidays means combining work with the magic of Christmas. It transforms a professional event into a memorable experience, leaving a lasting impression, strengthening bonds, and fostering moments of sharing and authenticity.
In short, it’s the promise of unforgettable memories and renewed commitment from your teams.
photos © E. Cegarra – Damien Maurin – Istock
