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Step Into History

Walk Strasbourg in 1900

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Step Into History · City walk

Straßburg: The Kaiser's Neustadt, 1900

Straßburg in 1900 is a city split and remade — the dense, timbered Grande Île retains medieval streets and the cathedral, while across new avenues the German Empire has carved the Neustadt with monumental sandstone public buildings. This walk follows the new imperial axis and the older island alike: tramlines, university halls, palace façades and canal-side workshops reveal how two city-centres meet in daily life.

36 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 14 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Strasbourg as it stood in 1900 (“Neustadt, Strasbourg”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Gare de Strasbourg approach
  2. 2. Bahnhofsplatz
  3. Iron Concourse and Ticket Hall · interior
  4. 3. Avenue de la Liberté
  5. 4. Place de la République
  6. 5. Palais du Rhin
  7. Imperial Reception Hall · interior
  8. 6. Allée de la Robertsau
  9. 7. Palais Universitaire
  10. University Ceremonial Hall · interior
  11. 8. National & University Library
  12. Domed Reading Room · interior
  13. 9. Saint‑Paul Church
  14. 10. Villa Schutzenberger
  15. Villa Schutzenberger Salon · interior
  16. 11. Hôtel Brion
  17. Dining Salon · interior
  18. 12. Rue du Général de Castelnau
  19. 13. Palais des Fêtes
  20. Great Concert Hall · interior
  21. 14. Palais de Justice
  22. Grand Courtroom · interior
  23. 15. Théâtre National
  24. Main Auditorium · interior
  25. 16. Place Broglie
  26. 17. Place Gutenberg
  27. 18. Rue Mercière
  28. Brasserie Parlor · interior
  29. 19. Cathédrale Notre‑Dame
  30. Cathedral Nave and Choir · interior
  31. 20. Quai des Bateliers
  32. Bargemen's Warehouse · interior
  33. 21. Petite France canals
  34. Tanners' Dye House · interior
  35. 22. Ponts Couverts
  36. Covered Bridge Tower Chamber · interior