Learn French in Strasbourg

An essential place to immerse yourself in the history of France and Europe, Strasbourg retains a medieval city center listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its famous Gothic cathedral, its canals and the picturesque Petite France district.

The cultural offering is rich and varied: the city is renowned for its world-renowned museums, international festivals, artistic events and shows throughout the year. The philharmonic orchestra and numerous cultural institutions make it a dynamic center where international students learn French and enjoy an intense cultural life. The Christmas Market and other popular events add a festive atmosphere to this city, enriching the visitor experience.

Strasbourg is home to major European institutions such as the Parliament of the European Union, the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights. Strasbourg is a strategic hub for students interested in international relations and European law. Its economy is diversified, including sectors such as advanced technologies, innovative industries, tourism and international public services, thus contributing to its dynamism and reputation.

The Strasbourg art of living is characterized by a unique blend of French and German traditions, which is reflected in its culinary specialties such as sauerkraut, baeckeoffe,flammekueche, its succulent pastries and, of course, the famous Alsace wines. For students of French as a foreign language, Strasbourg is a place where they can not only study, but also enjoy an authentic and enriching culinary experience.