Strasbourg Airport - Flight Information and Guide (SXB)

How to get to Strasbourg Airport

The city centre of Strasbourg is about 12 km from the airport: the transfer takes approximately 25-30 minutes by shuttle train or taxi.

By Car

Those arriving by car reach the city centre of Strasbourg in about 20-25 minutes.

By Train

A shuttle train connects the airport to Strasbourg station (with change at Entzheim) in about 25 minutes total (8 minutes by train); ticket 3.20 euros (4.60 euros for combined bus-tram+train ticket).

By Bus

There is no dedicated airport bus connection.

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Tips If you travel during Christmas markets (late November-December), book accommodation well in advance: it is one of the busiest periods of the year for the city.

Average travel time to SXB

Train25 minutes (shuttle train)

Shuttle busNot a dedicated service

Taxi / Private hire30-35 minutes

Parking near Strasbourg Airport

Five official parking areas (P1-P5) are available opposite the terminal, with fifteen-minute tier rates.

Long-stay parking costs approximately 12-19 euros per day (65-90 euros per week in P5).

How to get to Strasbourg from SXB

By Train

The shuttle train connects the airport to Strasbourg station in about 25 minutes total (8 minutes by train, every 15 minutes on weekdays); ticket 3.20 euros (4.60 euros for the combined bus-tram+train ticket).

By Bus

There is no dedicated bus service for flights.

By Taxi

Official taxis wait in the arrivals area; approximately 37-42 euros during the day (7-19, Monday-Saturday), 55-60 euros at night/Sunday/holidays for the 12 km to the city center; VTC services at fixed rates available from 25-45 euros.

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Car rental at Strasbourg Airport

The arrivals area includes desks from major car rental companies.

A credit card in the driver's name is required for the security deposit, along with driver's license and passport.

Hotels near Strasbourg Airport

Strasbourg-Entzheim airport is about 10 km from the centre: a pedestrian footbridge links the terminal to Entzheim station, from where the TER train reaches Strasbourg's Gare in just 9 minutes; alternatively there's a bus shuttle to the Baggersee tram stop. Anyone with a dawn flight or a night landing can choose a hotel right next to the station; anyone who wants the charm of the canals goes for Petite France, while anyone who prefers the Cathedral and the Grande Île stays in the historic heart. Near the terminal there's just one convenient property, useful only for a very short stopover.

Airport area

Airport area (Holtzheim)

airport about 2 km away, reachable in a few minutes by car or with the hotel's private shuttle; no pedestrian link

Best for: anyone with a dawn flight or a short stopover who wants the bare essentials near the terminal

Pros

2 km from the terminal, handy for flights at awkward times
Free on-site parking
Lower rates than in the city centre

Cons

Peripheral area, nothing to do in the evening
You need a car or a taxi, you can't get there on foot

Recommended hotels

B&B HOTEL Strasbourg Aéroport 2 km from Entzheim airport, free parking and breakfast available from early morning for anyone flying out early. View availability

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Near the airport link

Strasbourg station (Gare)

TER train from Entzheim station, linked to the terminal by a pedestrian footbridge, in about 9 minutes; alternatively a bus shuttle to the Baggersee tram stop (12 minutes) and then tram line A

Best for: anyone looking for the fastest and most reliable connection to the airport, with or without a car

Pros

Station linked to the airport without complicated changes
City trams and buses converge right here
Petite France within a few minutes' walk

Cons

Busy area during train rush hours
Not the most picturesque district of Strasbourg

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Neighbourhood

Petite France

airport reachable in about 25-30 minutes by combining train or shuttle with a tram leg, or by taxi in about 20 minutes

Best for: anyone who prefers to sleep among the canals of Strasbourg's most photographed district

Pros

Canals, half-timbered houses and the Covered Bridges close by
Alsatian restaurants and winstubs all around
Pedestrian streets, quiet in the evening

Cons

Narrow lanes, hard to drive right up to the door
Very touristy area, crowded on summer weekends

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City centre

Grande Île and Cathedral

airport reachable in about 30-35 minutes between train/shuttle and tram, or by taxi in about 20-25 minutes

Best for: anyone who bets on the historic heart of the city to get around only on foot

Pros

Cathedral, Palais Rohan and museums a few minutes' walk away
Restaurants and shops open late
Central area, well lit in the evening

Cons

Heavy tourist foot traffic during the day
Rates generally higher than in the rest of the city

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Airport services

The airport serves Alsace's capital and home to the European Parliament.

Shopping & Duty Free

The duty-free area offers a selection of Alsatian products, including local white wines and gastronomic specialties.

Lounges & relaxation

Lounge access is granted through frequent flyer program status, a business-class ticket, or a paid day-pass.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal area. Orange, SFR, and Bouygues Telecom have local SIM card counters in the airport.

Families & Children

The terminal features play areas and family-friendly assistance for travelers with children.

Terminal guide

The terminal is modestly sized, consistent with its role as a regional airport, with notable traffic increases during Christmas markets.

Travelers on flights should allow 2 hours of buffer time.

Map of Strasbourg Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. Is Strasbourg home to the European Parliament?

Yes, it hosts one of the seats of the European Parliament, along with the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights.

Q. When are Strasbourg's Christmas markets held?

Generally from late November to late December: they are among Europe's most famous and attract a great many visitors, so book accommodation well in advance.