Place Kléber

Introduction
Place Kléber is the largest central square and heart of Strasbourg, France. Named after Revolutionary general Jean-Baptiste Kléber, with his statue at center, historic buildings around, and the Christmas market, it is the core gathering, shopping and festival space of this Alsatian capital — the busiest public space in the city. Place Kléber is Strasbourg's largest square, at the center of the Grande Île (World Heritage). A statue of General Kléber stands at center — killed in the Egyptian campaign, his hometown honored him here. Palais Rohan (now three museums) is to the north; historic buildings and shops to the east and west. The square is the heart of Strasbourg's Christmas market (Marché de Noël) — Strasbourg is "Capitale de Noël"; every December wooden stalls fill the square, lights and decor turning it into a fairy-tale. Archaeological ruins are displayed beneath. Visiting to feel French-German intertwined history and "Christmas Capital" festivity in the heart of Alsace is a bustling, Alsatian-flavored experience.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Place Kléber?
The December Christmas market is Strasbourg's signature — don't miss it. Night lights are best — visit at dusk.