
Lycée International des Pontonniers, Strasbourg
An early 20th-century building designed in past styles hosts a school focused on international futures

An early 20th-century building designed in past styles hosts a school focused on international futures

On the site of Strasbourg’s 1898 Grand Synagogue, a memorial mourns its destruction and the Holocaust

In Strasbourg, the architecture is, like everything else, quite varied and a clue to the city’s histories

Strasbourg’s Argentorum fountain looks back on the city’s 2,000 years and into the future

The gingko biloba trees were a gift from the Emperor of Japan to the Emperor of Germany in the 1870s, after Germany seized the area

A sizable and impatient crowd of tourists waiting for the end of mass at Strasbourg Cathedral

These shapes seemed a bit out of place among the trees of the Place de la Republique

The monument honors a Strasbourg military hero; the pigeon does not.

It wasn’t easy, but I managed to escape this tempting Strasbourg flea market without buying

Dozens of chimneys and plenty of sharp angles make the scene