Strasbourg International Airport (SXB), known locally as Aeroport de Strasbourg, is approximately 6 miles (10 km) southwest of the city of Strasbourg, France. It serves about 1 million passengers per year.
Comprising one terminal building with adjacent parking lots P1-P5, Strasbourg International is a compact and efficient airport. Staff are friendly and helpful, making procedures like checking in and claiming baggage a breeze.
This is a quick in-and-out airport, so there isn’t much in the way of amenities. However, the nine-minute shuttle-train journey, or the slightly longer but equally efficient bus or taxi ride, will ensure that you’re soon enjoying the charms of historic Strasbourg and the surrounding Alsatian countryside.
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All gates are in one terminal building and are therefore accessed by foot.
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Train: Entzheim Station is a five-minute walk from the terminal building. Tickets are €3.60 (including a tram connection) and travel time to Strasbourg Station in the city center is nine minutes.
Taxi: Metered taxis run from the airport; however, most of the city is off-limits to vehicles.
Bus: A shuttle bus runs from the Airport to Baggersee tram station, from where passengers travel to the city via tram. A one-way ticket costs €5.10.
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There are 3,000 spaces across five car parks for short- and long-term parking. Fees for P1-P3 and P5 range between €4 and €5 for the first hour and €4-10 for two hours, increasing in increments of €1-€2 per hour up to nine hours, with daily maximum rates of €15-€46. Fees for each subsequent day vary across each lot. P4 is reserved for tourist buses.
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Money and communications: ATMs and telephones.
Luggage: Contact your airline should you wish to report lost property.
Conference and business: A business area located on the first floor at the Arrivals area has meeting rooms catering for six to 20 people, in addition to a conference room that can accommodate up to 200 delegates. Equipment is available for rent. Two airport lounges offer workstations and comfortable seating areas.
Other facilities: Rest area and a Photomaton service that produces passport photos, business cards and photocopies.
Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal building.
Shopping: Shopping is limited to a Relay store stocking magazines, newspapers, books, cigarettes and gifts; Decouvrir l'Alsace, which sells regional produce, and a duty-free shop selling perfumes, cosmetics, alcohol, tobacco and travel accessories.
Food and drink: A few bars and cafes are scattered throughout the airport, while two restaurants – Bistrot de Chef and Destination Cafe – serve a selection of local and international dishes and snacks.
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