Transportation in Strasbourg

# Getting Around Strasbourg Strasbourg's compact city center and excellent public transportation make it one of France's most accessible cities for visitors. The city is renowned for its extensive tram network, which connects major attractions, the train station (Gare Centrale), and surrounding neighborhoods with frequent service throughout the day. Strasbourg also features a comprehensive bus system and is exceptionally bike-friendly, with dedicated cycling lanes throughout the historic center – many visitors find cycling an ideal way to explore the UNESCO-listed Grande Île district. First-time visitors should know that Strasbourg's historic center is largely pedestrianized, making walking the best option for exploring the cathedral quarter and Petite France. Public transport tickets work across both trams and buses, and the system is straightforward to navigate with clear signage in multiple languages. The city is compact enough that most tourist attractions are within a 20-minute tram ride or pleasant walk from each other. **Airport Transfer Tip:** Strasbourg Airport (Entzheim) is located about 10km from the city center. While specific schedules and current pricing vary, the airport is typically connected to the city by train service to Gare Centrale (check current schedules and book tickets through the widget below) and shuttle buses. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available – use the booking options on this page to compare current rates and availability for your travel dates.

Download the CTS Strasbourg app for real-time tram schedules and route planning throughout the city

Trams run frequently in the city center and connect all major districts - validate your ticket before boarding

The train station (Gare de Strasbourg) is centrally located with direct tram connections to the historic center

Strasbourg's compact city center is highly walkable, with most attractions within 20 minutes on foot