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Garden housing some twenty sarcophagi and elements of ancient monuments from Strasbourg's Roman necropolis
Behind the high gates, the curves of the paths trace the flowerbeds, surrounded by century-old trees. The Garden of the Rhine Palace was created in 1890. It houses some twenty sarcophagi and elements of ancient monuments from Strasbourg's Roman necropolis. On the north side is a sculpture by Alsatian René Hetzel, and on the south side, Annie Greiner's white granite celestial ladder pays homage to philosopher Jan Patoch. A medallion on the fence at the corner of Quai Sturm indicates the altitude of the site.
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De beaux arbres centenaires au milieu de monuments historiques qui forment la place.
Endroit paisible pour se ressourcer.