Find your way around
Use the online campus maps to find your way around the University of Strasbourg campuses.
Get around by bike
Strasbourg has the largest cycling network in France: 600 km of cycle paths directly connect our campuses, and more than 1,000 bike racks are available for students and staff.
Useful links:
- Vélhop, the Strasbourg's bike rental service
- Maps of cycle paths
- CADR 67, an association that promotes cycling
- Bretz'selle workshops, where you can learn to fix your bike yourself
Take the bus or tram
The buses and trams operated by the Compagnie des transports strasbourgeois (CTS) serve all University of Strasbourg campuses, as well as the wider city of Strasbourg and surrounding areas (Eurométropole de Strasbourg).
Travel by train
The TER Fluo Grand Est network allows you to travel by train across the entire region. Strasbourg train station also provides connections to other major cities in France and abroad.
Go to the TER Grand Est website
Share a car
Citiz is a car-sharing service offering more than 350 self-service cars in over 40 towns and cities in the Grand Est region.
Travel by plane
Strasbourg Airport offers connections to more than 200 national and international destinations. It is linked to Strasbourg central station by a nine-minute SNCF shuttle that runs up to four times per hour.
Go to the Strasbourg airport website
Other international airports easily accessible from Strasbourg:
Travelling with a disability
The Groupement pour l'insertion des personnes handicapées physiques (GIHP) provides a transport service for people with reduced mobility living in Strasbourg and its surrounding areas (Eurométropole de Strasbourg).
Go to the Groupement pour l'insertion des personnes handicapées physiques (GIHP) website
The Mobistras public transport service enables you to book a journey from one address to another in the 33 communes of the Eurométropole and the centre of Kehl.
The public transport service Mobistras allows you to book door-to-door journeys between addresses across the 33 municipalities of the Eurométropole de Strasbourg and Kehl city centre.
If you are unable to use public transport, the Bas-Rhin Departmental Council (Conseil départemental du Bas-Rhin) may cover your travel costs, depending on your disability status (80% disability rating, or 50% if you receive the Allocation d'éducation de l'enfant handicapé – AEEH allowance)
University staff
With the sustainable travel benefit (Forfait mobilité durable), the university encourages staff to choose environmentally friendly travel options such as cycling or carpooling to work. It also covers part of the cost of public transport subscriptions.
Benefit from reduced rates
Depending on your status and income, you can access reduced rates for bike rentals, public transport in Strasbourg and its surrounding areas, and the TER Grand Est train network. Local associations can also help you find a bike and maintain it at a low cost.
To benefit from reduced prices for certain city services, including public transport, you will need your household income reference (quotient familial unique). The University of Strasbourg’s Student Support and Welfare Office (Mission solidarité) can calculate it for you.