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Neustadt, which literally translates to New Town, is a district that was created by the Germans in the late 1800s during the Reichsland period as a more modern extension of the old city. Its decades-long creation was a turning point in Strasbourg’s history, and today, Neustadt offers visitors the opportunity to see an exceptional blend of European architectural influences. The area stretches from the old part of the city toward the Palais du Rhin and comprises several other historic monuments and buildings such as the University Palace, the National Theatre of Strasbourg, St. Paul’s Church, the Strasbourg Railway Station, and the Palais de Justice.
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Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg
European Parliament
Petite France District
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
L’Oeuvre Notre-Dame Museum
Rohan Palace
Saint-Pierre Le Jeune Church
Storks
Parc de l’Orangerie
Gutenberg Square
The Vauban Dam
The Garden of Two Shores
Neustadt
Batorama Boat Tour
Christmas Markets
Tapas Cafe
L’Epicerie
Les Freres Berthom
Au Camionneur
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