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Fairytale European city that is like ‘going back centuries’ to get new easyJet flights from the UK

Published on June 28, 2025 at 11:01 AM

A EUROPEAN city most people associate with Christmas is getting new UK flights this year.

Strasbourg is the capital city of the Grand Est region and sits on the French-German border.

EasyJet plane landing.
easyJet is introducing new flights to Strasbourg
River Ill in Strasbourg's Petite France district.
The Petite France quarter is known for its beautiful houses and canals

And in November, will be flying to Strasbourg from Manchester.

Despite the UK getting hot this week, the city is known for its bustling market.

Strasbourg is known as the “Capital of Christmas”; with the market, also known as Christkindelsmärik, is scheduled to run from November 27 to December 27.

Flight tickets have been released already with tickets on sale in November from £48.99 (one-way).

From November 28, the new service will operate twice weekly on Fridays and Sundays.

This is part of easyJet’s expansion of 22 new routes from UK for the season.

For anyone keen to jet off before then, easyJet already offers flights from the UK to Strasbourg flying from Heathrow from £38.99 – and it’s one hour and 35 minutes away.

And the city is equally just as beautiful to explore during the summertime with average highs of 26C.

The area of Strasbourg that attracts most of the tourists is Petite where you’ll find the charming houses, cobbled streets and canals.

One visitor said: “It’s breathtaking, one of the mostbeautifulplacesI’veeverbeen to.

Strasbourg Christmas market entrance arch with lights and decorations.
easyJet flights from Manchester align with the Christmas market
Glass of Alsatian white wine on a restaurant table.
Strasbourg also houses what’s believed to be the world’s oldest wine barrel

“It’s like stepping back in time several centuries.”;

Another added that it’s a place that makes you “feel like you’re in a fairytale.”;

Not that you can taste it, but Strasbourg is home to what’s believed to be the world’s oldest barrel of .

It’s housed in theHistoric Wine Cellar of Strasbourg Hospital,a 14th-century cellar beneath the modern city hospital.

The wine has been tasted only three times in its , in the years 1576, 1718, and 1944.

It’s not drinkable any longer though as it dates back to 1472.

While that barrel remains untouched, the cellar still produces wine, around 140,000 bottles each year.

Not to mention there’s lots of wine bars and throughout the city, it’s known for its white wines, particularly Rieslingand Gewürztraminer.

Popular spots for wine include L’Alsace à Boire which sells local wines along with charcuterie boards.

Or Le Purgatoire which has been praised for its extensive wine list.

Here are .

Plus, easyJet has launched .

Half-timbered buildings reflected in a canal in Strasbourg, France.
Strasbourg has classic timber houses and very old wine

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