practical info
Jazz à la Petite France is an outdoor, pay-what you can event open to all audiences. The main site is located at Place Saint Thomas, in the heart of Strasbourg's historical centre, mid-way between the cathedral and the ponts couverts. At the main site of the festival, you will find a drink counter and food stand: all our products are local and organic wherever possible.
Festival locations
Place Saint Thomas, 67000 Strasbourg
Tram A and D : Langstross – Grand‘rue stop or Porte de l‘Hôpital
Tram B, C, F : Homme de fer stop
Bus : lines 10 (Saint-Thomas Finkwiller), 14, 24 (Ancienne Douane), 4 (Les Halles Pont de Saverne), 76 (Les Halles Sébastopol)
Médiathèque Olympe de Gouges, 3 rue Kuhn, 67000 Strasbourg
Tram A, C, D : Gare centrale stop
Bus G, H, lignes 2, 10 : Gare centrale stop
Nearby parking: Sainte Aurélie • Gare
getting to strasbourg
BY TRAIN
Strasbourg train station is a point of access for regional trains coming from Haguenau, Sélestat, Molsheim, Sélestat, Colmar, Mulhouse, Metz, Nancy, Sarreguemines, by also for the national high-speed train (TGV) and international train networks. From the station, Place Saint Thomas is a 15 minute walk, and the other locations are a 5 minute walk away.
BY BIKE
With more than 600 km of cyclable trails and paths, Strasbourg is THE French city for bikes. Once in town, it's the best and fastest way to get around.
BY TRAM
The tram runs from 4:30 to 00:30 and serves all festival locations.
In the summer, annual construction and track maintenance could take place on your line. Replacement buses are available in that case. You can find more information on the CTS website: www.cts-strasbourg.eu/
by car
Jazz à la Petite France encourages carpooling: ecological, economical, and great for meeting new people. Driving and parking in the city centre is difficult. You can park in a parking lot outside the centre and come to the festival by tram.