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The statue of General Louis-Charles-Antoine Desaix (1768–1800) is among the most impressive historical monuments in the eastern part of Strasbourg. Erected in 1802—just two years after his death—it is one of the earliest monuments of the Napoleonic era. It was a collaborative work by the sculptor Landelin Ohmacht, a prominent Alsatian Neoclassical artist, and the architect Frédéric Weinbrenner, who significantly shaped Strasbourg's urban development in the early 19th century. Desaix was one of the most talented generals of the French Revolution and served under Napoleon Bonaparte. He became famous for his decisive action at the Battle of Marengo, where he was killed in 1800. Napoleon himself is said to have called him "the best of the French." The monument depicts Desaix in a heroic pose, very much in the style of the time, and commemorates Alsace's military importance during the Revolutionary Wars. Today, the statue stands serenely on the Quai du Général Koenig, surrounded by water, green spaces, and historic buildings. It's a beautiful place to pause for a moment and reflect on a piece of French-Alsatian history.

This elegant pedestrian bridge connects the Parc du Heyritz with the city center. It was named after René Burgun, an Alsatian politician and resistance fighter. Its gentle arch and the view across the canal make it one of the city's most photogenic crossings. However, if you plan to cross it, you should check when it is open.

Beautiful cycle path along the bridge over the canal.

A wonderful idyll along the Canal du Rhône au Rhin. A fantastic bike path!

The Rhine-Rhone Canal is 237 km long. It was built between 1784 and 1833.

A moat and a park surround the fort. The fort itself is almost completely overgrown and unfortunately inaccessible. It is in a very desolate condition.

mostly asphalt, comfortable to ride and well signposted

nice place to rest