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Neo-Renaissance palace from the 1880s.

The Palais du Rhin, formerly the Imperial Palace, on the Place de la République in Strasbourg, was built between 1884 and 1889 and is one of the city's most striking buildings. The entire complex represents one of the most complete examples of German monumental architecture of the late 19th century.

Beautiful park and ideal for running, you also meet many other joggers here.

The Pourtalès park surrounds a pretty 18th century castle made famous by Countess Mélanie de Pourtalès. Close to Emperor Napoleon III, in the last century she received all the European elite there. The large lawns and more shaded corners of this English-style park make it a great place for a stroll. Keep your eyes peeled! works of contemporary art are scattered there for the pleasure of young and old…

Great castle, even if we were only able to visit the outside.

The Imperial Palace owes its name "Palais du Rhin" (Rhine Palace) to the Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine, which was the first European organization (1815) and moved in after the conclusion of the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. Source: https://int.strasbourg.eu/de/place/-/entity/sig/985_CUL_136

A great park that definitely invites you to run. At the end there is also a career if you prefer to do laps.

The Palais du Rhin (Rhine Palace) was built in 1884 to 1889 and was the former imperial palace and is considered German monumental architecture. The Palais is one of the most striking buildings in Strasbourg. The reason for the construction was the 87th birthday of Kaiser Wilhelm1. on March 22, 1884.