Strasbourg and Alsace posters: cathedral and half-timbered houses
Strasbourg Cathedral, the half-timbered houses of Colmar and the industrial heritage of Mulhouse in poster form, for a region with a strong visual identity.
Key points
- 11 posters in the Alsace posters collection, all in the table below.
- From CHF 16.00 in A4, up to CHF 55.00 in A0, 5 sizes for each poster.
- Printed in Europe on demand, free delivery from €59.
The table
The 11 posters at a glance
| Photo | Poster | Orientation | Sizes | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strasbourg Christmas market on Place Kléber poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Colmar Maison Pfister and carved wooden gallery poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Mulhouse tram and town hall, Place de la Réunion poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Riquewihr and the Dolder tower in Alsace poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Cobbled alley and cathedral in old Strasbourg poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Mulhouse industrial city and factory chimneys poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Strasbourg Petite France half-timbered houses and covered bridge poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Alsace wine route and terraced vineyards poster | Landscape | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Colmar half-timbered houses, kougelhopf and Alsace wine poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Half-timbered houses along the canal in Colmar poster | Landscape | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 | ||
| Strasbourg Cathedral and medieval bridge poster | Portrait | 5 sizes | from CHF 16.00 |
Alsace, a region with a distinctive visual identity
Between Strasbourg, Colmar and Mulhouse, Alsace offers a highly recognizable repertoire of images: Gothic cathedral, half-timbered houses and canals, 19th-century industrial heritage.
Strasbourg Cathedral, the most recognizable image
Strasbourg’s Notre-Dame Cathedral, with its Gothic spire and the medieval bridge leading toward it, remains the subject most associated with the city in the catalog’s posters.
Colmar and its half-timbered houses
The half-timbered houses of Colmar, along its canals, make up another recurring scene, often associated with Alsatian gastronomy and heritage.
Mulhouse, the industrial face of Alsace
Less touristy than Strasbourg or Colmar, Mulhouse appears in the catalog from a different angle: that of a 20th-century industrial city.
Where to hang an Alsace poster
A cathedral scene finds its place in an entryway, where it marks the arrival. The half-timbered houses of Colmar pair well with a living room or a kitchen, in a warmer spirit. The A3 size suits most walls. To hang several Alsatian cities together, an A4 size makes it easier to align them as a series.
La Petite France, a district apart from the cathedral
Beyond the cathedral seen from the medieval bridge, the Petite France poster frames this tanners’ district, with its canal, half-timbered houses and covered bridge, the Gothic spire remaining in the distance. The cobbled lane poster of old Strasbourg offers a tighter street scene, between 2 rows of half-timbered houses leading straight to the cathedral.
An Alsatian village, beyond Colmar
The Riquewihr poster frames a winegrowers’ village, with its cobbled street and the Dolder tower among the half-timbered houses: an alternative to the Colmar poster described above for those seeking an image of rural rather than urban Alsace.
The Alsace Wine Route, a landscape rather than a city
The Alsace wine route poster is a complete change of mood: it shows a landscape of terraced vineyards, with just a village bell tower in the distance, for those who prefer the Alsatian countryside to urban scenes.
Combining the city and the Alsatian countryside
For an Alsace wall that doesn’t repeat the same scene twice, it’s better to pair an urban poster (cathedral, Petite France or cobbled lane) with the Wine Route poster, rather than 2 city scenes side by side.
2 views of Strasbourg rather than 1
The cathedral and Petite France can also be combined as a duo, for an entryway or a hallway: the first marks the arrival, the second sets a more intimate neighborhood mood.
Build this wall
3 posters from this article, at true scale
All 3 posters: CHF 80.00
Frequently asked questions
You often ask us
Which Alsatian cities can be found in the catalog?
Strasbourg and its cathedral, Colmar and its half-timbered houses, and Mulhouse for its industrial heritage.
What style are the catalog’s Alsace posters?
An Art Deco style, with architectural scenes (cathedral, bridge, canals, half-timbered facades).
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