European Parliament Strasbourg

Allee du Printemps, Strasbourg , Alsace, France - Phone: 33 (0)3 88 17 20 07
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    Strasbourg: C'était Magnifique!

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    With two weeks off between semesters, I decided to take a journey into Central Europe. I'll be visiting Strasbourg, Zurich, Vienna, Budapest, Auschwitz concentration camp and Prague.

    I just ended my trip to Strasbourg and had a great time in the city. I had to reach back into the dusty corners of my brain to remember some of the things my …

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    Strasbourg Part 1

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    ... bright and early on Sunday morning, we made it to Strasbourg.  Fortunately, no Texaco stops were involved.   Strasbourg is the home of European Parliament.  They're not in session until next week, so the city is pretty quiet now.  My ...

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    Strasbourg: C'était Magnifique!

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    ... to get better pictures and then I hit up some other sites. I got to see the European Quarter with the European Parliament and Council buildings and the European Court of Human Rights. It was neat to see some of the EU institutions I've learned ...

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    Beautiful Christmas Markets in Strasbourg- France

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    ... central Strasbourg as it is the seat of the Council of Europe, of the European Court of Human Rights and of the European Parliament- but also for its famous Christmas (Noel) Markets- one of the most famous Christmas markets in Europe. This as you ...

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    Strasbourg Take Two

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    ... , we went on the canal tour through Strasbourg, and saw most of the important buildings there were, including the Torture Tower and the European Parliament building.  We didn't go to see the Parliament as a group, so it was nice to see the building, ...

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    The Town of Streets

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    ... vessel to a different level of the water...it was really quite an engineering marvel. So, we finished the tour, saw the European Parliament buildings, and then got off the boat to get some dinner/dessert. Tom and Bonnie actually had food for ...

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    Beautiful Strasbourg

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    ... find a hotel room in the city - I think we got the last room in the whole city when I booked it. The European Parliament is in Strasbourg, and they were in session. That means an additional 1,000 people were there. It was amazing to us that, considering ...

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    Strasbourg

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    ... With Katie's little bits of French, we managed to convey what our circumstances were. He then led us up and down the European Parliament, into different rooms, checking for tours. One of the rooms we entered was full of students from all over Europe who ...

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    Ein Wenig France

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    ... carrots and potatoes but you cant say she didn’t try. On Thursday, our final day in Strasbourg, we figured it was time to see the European Parliament, European Commission on Human Rights and the Council of Europe, all within close proximity to one ...

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    Chocolate

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    ... Europe toward a United States of Europe. There are currently 47 member states and only 7 working languages compared to the 27 the European Parliament had. After the European Council meeting, Andi, Paige and myself went to a chocolate museum. The place ...

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    Strasbourg, France

    ... visit as many countries as you can. Strasbourg France is an easy 2 hours from Stuttgart. It is home to the European Parliament, a huge church and a small medieval style old town section called "Little France". We arrived in the morning. First ...