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Founded in 1964, the Association des Résidents de l'Esplanade (ARES) today boasts 40 committed directors who, as members of the Management Committee, defend the interests of Esplanadians on a daily basis.

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Since 1974, ARES has also been a socio-cultural center approved by the Caisse d'Allocations Familiales, with a range of services and activities dedicated to toddlers, children, young people, adults and seniors.

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ARES is a place for expression, sharing, meeting, exchanging and listening.

It fosters social ties and community life by developing partnerships with local businesses, schools and services, and by supporting and welcoming other local associations.

ARES is open to all, whether able-bodied or disabled.

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https://www.ares-actif.fr/association/

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The University Health Service provides medical services to all students, including a free preventive medical examination in the first three years of studies at the university. 

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Health services include:

• consultations with medical specialists (sports medicine, nutrition, support of smoking cessation) 

• vaccination

• disability support

• relaxation

• stress management workshops

• audiometry

• planning centre: free and anonymous STD tests (HIV, Hepatitis...), gynaecology consultations, information on contraception, sexuality, abortion, STDs etc. 

The Strasbourg Central Campus, also known as Campus Central de l'Esplanade, is the main campus of the University of Strasbourg. It is home to the university's head office and houses many of the university's components, as well as a large number of its research units. The campus is also home to several grandes écoles, independent of the university (Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg and INSA), as well as several university restaurants and student residences.

Need to move, need to relax? Indoors, outdoors, on or under water, in the air, on the snow... get energized with Sports Services!  Located at the heart of the campus, Sports Services offers over 70 activities for leisure or competition. There are also plenty of opportunities to take part in sports outside the university.

Since 1973, Naturalia has been the pioneer of organic farming in France. At the time, we weren't yet talking about Bio, but rather about an alternative form of agriculture. More respectful of the rules of nature, healthier, but also marked by a desire to bypass the rules of distribution and the dogmas of productivity. From the very birth of Naturalia, there was a gene of insubordination that would never cease to grow...

Since 2013, the Eurométropole de Strasbourg has been committed to the creation of a Bicycle Express Network, Vélostras. This hyper-structural cycling network covers the entire territory, linking communes and bypassing Strasbourg city center. It will eventually total over 130 km, and will be the subject of ongoing operations to improve its itineraries. 

AGORAé provides assistance, mainly food, to students in financial difficulty. In self-service areas, beneficiaries are offered a variety of quality products such as food, hygiene, cleaning and school supplies at reduced prices (up to 90% off normal prices).

Coffee S'cool is a must-visit fast-food destination for lovers of tasty, fast food. Our passion for food is reflected in our varied menu, which offers a variety of breakfast, lunch and snack options to satisfy every taste bud.

A 100% organic store, run directly by producers; a wide range of catering options, including a dessert menu designed by Sébastien Vauxion, the world's only double Michelin-starred pastry chef; an educational and civic-minded space; a rooftop overlooking the cathedral...

Rehab Second Hand Shop is an independent & committed thrift shop specializing in second-hand goods. This service is the very concept of the shop, and is aimed at private individuals only.

Purchases from individuals are the store's sole source of supply. Rehab has no second-hand suppliers, but works ultra-locally with the citizens of Strasbourg and the wider Bas-Rhin region.

The St. Paul's Church of Strasbourg (French: Église réformée Saint-Paul) is a major Gothic Revival architecture building and one of the landmarks of the city of Strasbourg, in Alsace, France.

Built between 1892 and 1897 during the time of the Reichsland Elsass-Lothringen (1870–1918), the church was designed for the Lutheran members of the Imperial German garrison stationed in Strasbourg. 

ARTE´s headquarters are located in Strasbourg on the Franco-German border, in the vicinity of European institutions. The symbolism of the location is threefold: of success for a TV channel that has carved out its own distinctive identity in the European broadcast landscape, of cooperation between France and Germany and of an enthusiastic and resolute openness to all European nations.

Strasbourg is the seat of many European institutions, including the European Parliament, the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights. It is also the city with the second largest diplomatic presence in France, after Paris.