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The building is an example of medieval civil housing decorated in the best tradition of late Gothic architecture. As an old burgher's house, it's now regarded as a gem of Alsatian architecture. Admire the scenes of sacred and secular life on the carved façade with traditional leaded windows and get inside to see frescos. The Maison Kammerzell houses a restaurant with unique decor and an intimate setting. Find this spot at 16 Place de la Cathédrale, north-west of the Strasbourg Cathedral.

When admiring astonishing Strasbourg architecture, don't forget to look at the ground. At Place du Château Square, there's a monument also known as the Vault for the Future — a bronze plaque. This concrete bunker is filled with wine, beer, pretzels, medical documentation, holly books, a computer, and other items from the residents and visitors of Strasbourg. The bunker is supposed to be opened on 23 September 3790.

Take a one-hour tour on a pedicab around the main points of interest in the city in a relaxed way. You'll see the main sightseeing in the Petite France area, the Covered bridges, the German district and other famous buildings in Strasbourg. Ask your guide about cafes around to save your time. You can start a tour from any point around the city. The tourist office is the default starting point.