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Golden light coming through the stained glass windows of Église Catholique Saint-Pierre le-Vieux
Golden light coming through the stained glass windows of Église Catholique Saint-Pierre le-Vieux
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Colourful tram
Colourful tram
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Streetside cafe
Streetside cafe
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Petite France
Petite France
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The Barrage Vauban This fortified bridge was a cornerstone of the city’s defenses from the 1600s when it was built, until as recently as the Franco-Prussian war in 1870. The walkway inside has some interesting stonework your camera will love, but even better is:
The Barrage Vauban This fortified bridge was a cornerstone of the city’s defenses from the 1600s when it was built, until as recently as the Franco-Prussian war in 1870. The walkway inside has some interesting stonework your camera will love, but even better is:
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The Ponts Couvert is the true entry into Petite France, and is a set of fortified bridges between tall square towers. The name seems deceptive since these bridges are no longer ‘covered’ (yet the Barrage Vauban is!), but when originally built in the 1300s and up until the 1700s, the bridge did have long roofs covering them. After the Barrage Vauban was completed these weren’t necessary anymore, and were eventually taken away.
The Ponts Couvert is the true entry into Petite France, and is a set of fortified bridges between tall square towers. The name seems deceptive since these bridges are no longer ‘covered’ (yet the Barrage Vauban is!), but when originally built in the 1300s and up until the 1700s, the bridge did have long roofs covering them. After the Barrage Vauban was completed these weren’t necessary anymore, and were eventually taken away.
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The Petite France section of Strasbourg is known for some of the most postcard perfect views. The half-timber buildings lining the canals, flowers spilling out of window boxes on buildings and bridges alike will have the shutterbug in you sighing and snapping all over this little area.
The Petite France section of Strasbourg is known for some of the most postcard perfect views. The half-timber buildings lining the canals, flowers spilling out of window boxes on buildings and bridges alike will have the shutterbug in you sighing and snapping all over this little area.
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Spring in Strasbourg
Spring in Strasbourg
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Cafes are getting ready for the lunch time
Cafes are getting ready for the lunch time
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In some time, this area would be full with people who will be wining and dining
In some time, this area would be full with people who will be wining and dining
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Interesting door
Interesting door
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Signages
Signages
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This famous landmark of the Alsace region was the tallest building in the world from 1647 to 1874, and still has the honor of being the 6th tallest church in the world, and the tallest building still standing that was built entirely during the medieval period. Today, if you climb the North Tower (all 300+ steps) you can see as far as the Black Forest on a clear day.
This famous landmark of the Alsace region was the tallest building in the world from 1647 to 1874, and still has the honor of being the 6th tallest church in the world, and the tallest building still standing that was built entirely during the medieval period. Today, if you climb the North Tower (all 300+ steps) you can see as far as the Black Forest on a clear day.
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The spot where the Cathedral in Strasbourg was built was originally home to a Roman temple, emphasizing the long history of the city. The first version of the cathedrale started to be built in 1015.
The spot where the Cathedral in Strasbourg was built was originally home to a Roman temple, emphasizing the long history of the city. The first version of the cathedrale started to be built in 1015.
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Interiors of Strasbourg Cathedral or the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg,
Interiors of Strasbourg Cathedral or the Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg,
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beatiful lighting inside the cathedral
beatiful lighting inside the cathedral
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Altar
Altar
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Astronomic Clock, Strasbourg
Astronomic Clock, Strasbourg
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Street Character
Street Character
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Gutenberg Square, it is believed Johannes Gutenberg perfected the idea of printing with movable type here in Strasbourg. Gutenberg Square is a tribute to this famous resident, with a statue dedicated to him in the middle, and a colorful and thoroughly enjoyed carousel beside it.
Gutenberg Square, it is believed Johannes Gutenberg perfected the idea of printing with movable type here in Strasbourg. Gutenberg Square is a tribute to this famous resident, with a statue dedicated to him in the middle, and a colorful and thoroughly enjoyed carousel beside it.
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Shopping streets
Shopping streets
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Shopping street
Shopping street
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Tram Tracks over the bridge
Tram Tracks over the bridge
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Petit France is the most charming area of Strasbourg
Petit France is the most charming area of Strasbourg
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Monster in the corner near the entrance of Strasbourg Cathedral
Monster in the corner near the entrance of Strasbourg Cathedral
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To the northwest of the cathredral, still in the same square, you can’t miss the Kammerzell House. This incredibly preserved house is called by some “the most beautiful house in Strasbourg.” The foundations date back to 1427 while the ornately decorated levels of the house were built between 1467 and 1589.
To the northwest of the cathredral, still in the same square, you can’t miss the Kammerzell House. This incredibly preserved house is called by some “the most beautiful house in Strasbourg.” The foundations date back to 1427 while the ornately decorated levels of the house were built between 1467 and 1589.
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Obernai street
Obernai street
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Rampart
Rampart
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