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On foot: 10 minutes
Public transportation: about 9 minutes—Tram A (toward Illkirch-Lixenbuhl) to Homme de Fer, then a few minutes on foot along Rue du Fossé-des-Tanneurs
Taxi: 7 minutes
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Public transportation: about 34 minutes—TER shuttle to the Strasbourg train station, then tram
Taxi: 23 minutes
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TRAM
Homme de Fer (lines A, B, C, D, F) - about 5 minutes' walk
Langstross Grand'Rue (lines A, D) - about 5 minutes' walk
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Maison Boisart does not have private parking. The nearest public car park is Parking Indigo Kléber, on Place Kléber, just steps from the hotel.
38, rue du Fossé-des-Tanneurs, 67000 Strasbourg
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Nestled on rue du Fossé-des-Tanneurs, Maison Boisart occupies a former 15th-century coaching inn, in the heart of Petite France, on the Grande Île, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Strasbourg Cathedral, Place Kléber, the canals and cobbled lanes of the historic centre are all reachable on foot from this half-timbered building. A peaceful address on a pedestrian street, just minutes from the station.
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These two emblematic Petite France landmarks are less than ten minutes' walk from Maison Boisart. Amid canals, half-timbered houses and cobbled streets, Strasbourg's historic district is easily explored on foot, giving access to most of the Grande Île's sights without any transport needed.
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Yes. The main Christmas markets, at Place Broglie and around Strasbourg Cathedral, are within about ten minutes' walk from rue du Fossé-des-Tanneurs. This central location makes this 4-star hotel an ideal address during Advent, as well as throughout the rest of the year.
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Absolutely. Maison Boisart is ideally placed for a business trip, located right in the shopping and business district, just steps from Place Kléber and the Homme de Fer tram stop, which serves the whole metropolitan area and reaches Strasbourg station in a few minutes.
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Set on a pedestrian street in a former 15th-century coaching inn, Maison Boisart enjoys the calm of an area sheltered from traffic, while remaining close to the traditional restaurants and winstubs of the Tanneurs district, along the canals of the Ill.
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Yes, and it's even more enjoyable that way. The station is just ten minutes on foot, and the Homme de Fer tram drops you right nearby. Everything else — Petite France, the cathedral, Place Kléber — is done on foot, strolling along the canals.
