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What to Do in Strasbourg

Strasbourg Airport is an international airport situated in Entzheim, a commune of the Bas-Rhine-Alais of the Alsace Province in France. From its base, it is only three kilometers away from Strasbourg City. It serves an airport code of 020. In recent years, the airport serves approximately 1,297,000 passengers each year. This is the third busiest airport in France, after Orly and Nice.

Strasbourg is one of the main major airports of France with the capital city located on the south. There are two terminals in Strasbourg, which are adjacent to each other. The main airport serves both domestic and international flights. There are direct flights from many European countries such as Germany, Britain, Spain, Portugal, Austria and Switzerland.

Terminal one consists of two terminals. These terminals include one international terminal that serve international flights, and another terminal that serve domestic flights. Terminal two consists of four terminals including one international terminal. These terminals include two terminals that serve domestic flights. Terminal one is located on a hill, so it's possible to view the city and the surrounding landscape from its upper and lower levels. From this terminal, you can travel to many places of interest including Stade de France, Le Petit Paris, and Champs-Elysees. From here, you can see and do a number of things such as visiting museums, taking a train ride to Montreuil and attending cultural events.

Terminal two is located a short distance from the main terminal and includes two terminals. The international terminal provides international flights. These include flights originating from British Airways, American Airlines, Air Canada and Lufthansa. The domestic terminal is used for domestic flights that originate from Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.

From the international terminals, you can travel to many destinations such as Brussels, Antwerp, Brugge, Liege, Nantes, Lyon, Nice, Rome, London, Berlin and many others. You can also travel to other areas of Europe and Africa including Switzerland, Liege and Nice. and Switzerland. To get to Belgium, you can travel by rail, car, bus or train, depending on your mode of transport.

As well as being the second busiest airport in France, Strasbourg has a long list of attractions and activities for visitors who come to visit. It's located within close to some of the major cities of France such as Paris, Lyon and Toulouse. Strasbourg has some of the oldest churches in Europe, the Palace of Notre Dame de Paris, and the Cathedral of Saint-Denis. The city is home to the National Assembly, as well as the offices of the French president and several other political bodies.