As you stroll through the picturesque Rue du Dome, you’ll be transported back in time to an era when Strasbourg was at the heart of political and military struggles. The grand Palais Rohan, which still bears the scars of World War II bombings, stands as a testament to the city’s resilience. Moving on to Rue des Juifs, you’ll encounter a sobering reminder of the Jewish community’s enduring presence and the tribulations they faced throughout history. The tour also takes you through the German Imperial Quarter of Neustadt, a remarkable area that showcases the untouched architecture of the Second Reich, preserved even through the turmoil of war. This part of the city is a living museum, offering a glimpse into the German influence that has shaped Strasbourg’s identity.