Parks and playgrounds in Strasbourg

Strasbourg offers a diverse range of green spaces, from the historic Square Louise Weiss in the Petite France district, overlooking the Ill River and Ponts Couverts, to the expansive Parc de la Citadelle, built within the remains of a 17th-century Vauban fortress. This collection includes numerous accessible playgrounds in the Neudorf and Bruckhof neighborhoods, alongside dedicated sports facilities like the grass soccer pitches at Stade Emile Stahl and Stade Langhaag.

Parks and Playgrounds — Map

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A

Square Louise Weiss

Located in the historic Petite France district, this park offers views of the Ill River and the medieval Ponts Couverts.

B

Grand Couronné

Playground in the Neudorf district featuring wooden climbing structures and accessible play equipment.

C

Square de Chalampé

Accessible neighborhood playground located in the Neudorf-Musau area.

D

Square de la ménagerie

Wheelchair-accessible playground situated near the Parc de la Citadelle.

E

Aire de jeu du Bruckhof

Local neighborhood play area in the Bruckhof district.

F

Aire de jeu de la Citadelle

Large accessible playground located within the historic Parc de la Citadelle, built around the remains of a 17th-century fortress.

G

Square Robert Heitz

Accessible playground located between the Esplanade and Neudorf districts.

H

Bruckhof

Accessible playground area in the Bruckhof neighborhood.

I

Parc de l'Extenwoerthfeld

Large public park in the Neuhof district featuring open grass fields and walking paths.

J

Stade Langhaag

Sports facility in the Neudorf area featuring a natural grass soccer pitch.

K

Stade Emile Stahl

Sports stadium in the Vauban area, home to ASPTT Strasbourg, featuring a grass soccer field.

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