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Strasbourg has 3 churches dedicated to St Peter – an older Romanesque church Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux on Grand'Rue, the neo-Romanesque Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Catholique onPlace Charles de Foucauld, and the Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Protestant Church, which is a historical and architectural treasure.
Strasbourg has 3 churches dedicated to St Peter – an older Romanesque church Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux on Grand'Rue, the neo-Romanesque Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Catholique onPlace Charles de Foucauld, and the Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Protestant Church, which is a historical and architectural treasure. Built on the site of an early medieval church dedicated to St Columba, the Protestant Church has been Lutheran since 1524, and is on the Route Romane d'Alsace.
The present Gothic church is mostly from the 13thcentury, though it retains the cloisters and the lower parts of the bell tower of the original Romanesque church built in 1031. The interiors are noted for their ribbed vaulting, medieval frescoes and other works of art. Highlights include the Gothic rood screen with paintings of the Four Evangelists by Engelhardt, statue of a monk holding a cup, Silbermann organ, fresco depicting the storm on the Sea of Galilee in the nave, funerary chapel of the Zorn family, and fresco in the south aisle depicting European nations marching towards the cross.
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Named after French Revolution general Jean-Baptiste Kléber who was born in Strasbourg, Place Kleber is the central and largest square in the city
Named after the inventor of the printing press Johannes Gutenbergwho lived in Strasbourg from 1434 to 1444, the Place Gutenberg is a charming open square on Grande Ile that was the administrative centre of the city till the 18thcentury
The neoclassical building of the Strasbourg Opera House on the Grande Île in Strasbourg is home to the Opéra National du Rhin
The stunning Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg or Strasbourg Cathedral is the pinnacle of late-Gothic architecture
Neustadt, which literally translates to 'New City', is a district of Strasbourg that was created by the Germans during the Reichsland period as a new city center
Formerly known as the Kaiserpalast, the Palais du Rhin in the German quarter of Neustadt was constructed by the Germans at the end of the 19th century following their annexation of Alsace
Located in the Villa Greiner, the Musée Tomi Ungerer - International Center for Illustration is dedicated to the works of Strasbourg-born illustrator and author Tomi Ungerer
The Astronomical Clock of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg is a Renaissance masterpiece with an automaton from the 19th century by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue
The Place de la République is a historical square located at the heart of the German quarter of Neustadt
