In the heart of Strasbourg’s historic La Petite France quarter, the 16th-century Tanners House (Maison des Tanneurs) stands as a prominent landmark. Nestled among half-timbered houses and winding canals, this building is a lasting vestige of the city’s old tanners’ district. Visitors can explore the area and immerse themselves in the historical ambiance, surrounded by the rustic charm of the medieval architecture and the gentle flow of the canals.
Tanners House (Maison des Tanneurs)
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