Shopping Promenade Coeur Alsace (6 Bd des Enseignes, Reichstett) appeared a couple of years ago on the outskirts of Strasbourg and instantly became our hit.
This is the first shopping place we have ever seen with so many attractions for kids!
What we like about the promenade:
- Multiple indoor paid attractions for kids of different ages: bowling, laser tag, karting, climbing center
- Numerous places to have coffee, waffles, etc, outside
- Even more spots inside to have a dinner/lunch
- Cool, free attractions, even for bigger kids, like the huge slide, and a train:
1. The tallest slide in Alsace
There are two big playing structures at both ends of the shopping promenade, the one, pictured below, is great even for teens/adults:
Other end of the promenade, the slide is not so high, but looks like stained glass:
2. Other attractions on the promenade
Miniature train, Ferris wheel, and the carousel:
Miniature train rides on several days a week, check the schedule. Last time it was working on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and holidays:
3. Chocolaterie Daniel Stoffel
We also enjoyed our time at the Chocolaterie Daniel Stoffel. They have a tiny cafe inside with options of coffee, lemonade, and chocolate samples (great, we tried!)
4. A bit of extra on the promenade
Plenty of tables and chairs to have a rest and have some waffles/hot wine/choucroute on a cold day in December:
Thank you for reading, friends!
Make sure to check out hours, schedules, and conditions before you go
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