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By Car: You're better off day-tripping in by train (it's faster and much easier than
driving).Ifyoumustdrive,takesortie#4fromA-35.Fromthisexityoucanfollow Centre-
Ville and Cathédrale signs to the city center, then park at metered street spaces or in a
central lot signed as La Petite France, Gare Centrale, or la Cathédrale (figure €3/hour).
For less money and stress, follow signs from the same autoroute exit to the Elsau P+R
(Parking & Relais) lot at the Elsau tram station outside the city center (€3.20/day includes
round-trip tram tickets to the center; take tram in direction: Centre-Ville).
By Plane: The user-friendly Strasbourg-Entzheim airport (tel. 03 88 64 67 67,
www.strasbourg.aeroport.fr ) ,withfrequent,ofteninexpensiveflightstoParis,isconnected
by train to the main rail station (€2.30, 10-minute trip).
Helpful Hints
Quiet Transportation: Bewareofvirtuallysilenttramsandbicycles—lookbothwaysbe-
fore crossing streets. Bikes are allowed on pedestrian streets.
Internet Access: Several cybercafés lie on the main street into town from the station, Rue
du Maire Kuss (or ask at the TI).
Car Rental: All major companies have offices at or across from the train station.
Post Office: It's at the cathedral (Mon-Fri 8:00-18:30, Sat 8:00-17:00, closed Sun).
Laundry: You'll find a handy launderette on Rue des Veaux, near my recommended ho-
tels.
Bike Rental: You can rent bikes at Vélhop, one level below street level at the train
station (€5/day, €150 deposit required, Mon-Fri 8:00-19:00, Sat-Sun 9:30-12:30 &
13:30-19:00; follow signs for Parc à Vélo, Place de la Gare; tel. 03 88 23 56 75,
www.velhop.strasbourg.eu ) .
Taxi: Call 03 88 36 13 13 or 03 88 30 13 01.
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