From 1439 to 1444, Johannes Gutenberg, inventor of letterpress printing, lived in Strasbourg. His statue can be found on Place Gutenberg, near to the cathedral.
The general Kléber was a popular strategist under Napoleon Bonaparte and the leader of the famous expeditionary army in Egypt. This monument, which can be found at Place Kléber, was built by the artist Philippe Grass in 1840.
The long building in which is located the European Court of Human Rights can easily be recognized by its two cylinders. It has been designed by the British architect Richard Rogers.
This castle belongs since the 70s to Schiller International University. During the 19th century, it was a meeting point for intellectuals invited by the countess Mélanie de Pourtalès. A hotel and a restaurant are located in the caste. The park is open for public.