Marche de Noel: "Go to Strasbourg!"
Attractions by logcanoe (29 June 2002)
Strasbourg is a christmas haven. The city becomes an open air christmas market. Lots of booths selling decorations and the Alsatian specialty of Vin Chaud. The area around Petite France is especially quaint and ideal for picture taking. Go to the Ma...more
Les restaurants Flam's: "Treat yourself to a Flammkuchen (or two or three!)"
Food by stargazer (25 July 2001)
A German friend first introduced me to Strasbourg in Fall 1993 while living in Heidelberg; he also introduced me to the local specialty: flammekueches! Very tasty. I've sought out Flam's each time I visited Strasbourg, and have not been disappointe...more
Transportation in Strasbourg: "Its easy to ride Strasbourg"
Transportation by leon7 (15 June 2001)
I must say that Strasbourg is one of the most modern french city.Its amazing to travel within Strasbourg, because it has a very efficient TramWAY that goes all along the city.
It is also one of majors cities in France just after Marseille, Lyon...more
Cathedral Flamm Keuch, the metre of beer: "Strasbourg general + nightlife"
General by hughes (23 February 2001)
Strasbourg: Don't ever tell an Alsatian (that's how you call the inhabitants of Alsace) that he's German ! ;-) ... because the town may seem quite germanic compared to the rest of France. Here, you have one (if not the) the biggest cathedrals in the ...more
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Strasbourg is a christmas haven. The city becomes an open air christmas market. Lots of booths selling decorations and the Alsatian specialty of Vin Chaud. The area around Petite France is especially quaint and ideal for picture taking. Go to the Ma...
A German friend first introduced me to Strasbourg in Fall 1993 while living in Heidelberg; he also introduced me to the local specialty: flammekueches! Very tasty. I've sought out Flam's each time I visited Strasbourg, and have not been disappointe...
Strasbourg: Don't ever tell an Alsatian (that's how you call the inhabitants of Alsace) that he's German ! ;-) ... because the town may seem quite germanic compared to the rest of France. Here, you have one (if not the) the biggest cathedrals in the ...