Alsace What to Expect

if you want to eat something very good, go to LITTLE FRANCE area!

Colmar is a small town, a bit out of the way for many travelers. But don't let that discourage you. In fact, the small town charm is present from start to finish. You can walk the town courtesy of a walking guide in about two hours. If you are into medieval art, stop by the Unterlinden Museum. There are medieval frescos and alter pieces from centuries ago when art was part and parcel of religion. And if the museum is not enough, pay attention to the two massive churches. There is also Petite Venise, a mini canal and river that runs through part of the city to form an homage to Venice. The Old Customs House and St Matthieu complete the old architectural tour. The fare is typical Alscatian - tarte flambees.

This lovely town is ideal for an easygoing walk, combined with shopping. The old houses are marvellous! The people there are very friendly and it's a warm atmosphere. Don't forget to eat crepes and all the other great food they sell in the restaurants and at take away stands on the street!

The street trams are really silent. Always watch out, or you'll get run over!!!!

I lost my virginity here... I highly recommend it :-)

if you want to eat something very good, go to LITTLE FRANCE area!

Colmar is a small town, a bit out of the way for many travelers. But don't let that discourage you. In fact, the small town charm is present from start to finish. You can walk the town courtesy of a walking guide in about two hours. If you are into medieval art, stop by the Unterlinden Museum. There are medieval frescos and alter pieces from centuries ago when art was part and parcel of religion. And if the museum is not enough, pay attention to the two massive churches. There is also Petite Venise, a mini canal and river that runs through part of the city to form an homage to Venice. The Old Customs House and St Matthieu complete the old architectural tour. The fare is typical Alscatian - tarte flambees.

This lovely town is ideal for an easygoing walk, combined with shopping. The old houses are marvellous! The people there are very friendly and it's a warm atmosphere. Don't forget to eat crepes and all the other great food they sell in the restaurants and at take away stands on the street!

The street trams are really silent. Always watch out, or you'll get run over!!!!

I lost my virginity here... I highly recommend it :-)

You find yourselves in the middle of vines. Just beautiful and peaceful

Non male come città francese

Strasburgo (Strasbourg in francese, Straßburg in tedesco, pronuncia in alsaziano [ˈʃtɾʊːsburi], "Strasburgo" viene dal latino Strate Burgum, letteralmente "la città delle strade") è una città della Francia, capoluogo dell'Alsazia e del dipartimento del Basso Reno, sul confine con la Germania sulla riva sinistra del Reno.

I suoi abitanti, gli strasburghesi (Straßburger, strasbourgeois), vivono in un'agglomerazione urbana transfrontaliera che comprende anche la città tedesca di Kehl.

La città è un importante centro universitario ed è sede, fra l'altro, dell'ENA

Strasbourg ceii la classe tu croiis quoi ? x)

Petite Ville très Tranquille , pour faire du vélo , regarder les maisons très typiques de l'Alsace ( Colorées asymétriques ) ...

Great region. My girlfriend and i where there for a week and we enjoyed it very much. Its a great region to relax, taste wine and enjoy the food