Place Gutenberg

Because the invention and promotion of Gutenberg printing brought prosperity to Strasbourg, the square was built and named after Gutenberg to commemorate this historic invention.

The square is located on the central island of Strasbourg, an area that was once the early European printing center, and now has not only ancient buildings around it, but also many luxury shops.

The square has a very historic significance, and one of the key turning points in the global knowledge revolution was the invention of Gutenberg printing, which started in this place. The square is worth visiting.

Gutenberg Square is located on the central island of Strasbourg. The square is named after Gutenberg, which triggered the Mingliang printing. There are bronze statues of Gutenberg in the middle of the square. The old German houses around are very beautiful. There are many coffee shops and restaurants. A very leisurely square. Well worth a visit.

Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, France, has been occupied by France and Germany several times in history, and the city architecture has a remarkable German characteristics. The last lesson of reading took place in this city, choosing the last French lesson in the context of German history in France to cede Alsace and Lorraine, and once deeply felt this sentence: "He turned toward the blackboard, picked up a chalk, exerted his whole body of strength, Written in big words: "Long live France!". The square is located less than 200 meters west of the Strasbourg Cathedral, named after the town of Gutenberg, which invented the printing of the living version. The square is small and surrounded by colorful buildings and many street performers. After visiting the cathedral, you can stroll around, which is also very comfortable.

Gutenberg Square is a garden square, the surrounding buildings are a bit close to the traditional Swiss architecture. The square is full of flowers and the fountain sculptures make it beautiful and elegant, and it is a square worth walking around.