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Strasbourg, Picture book pretty
Well, Paris was definitely a hard place to follow but I think Strasbourg did admirably =). You wouldn't call it a grand or a magnificent town but it does have it's own little story book charm. The quaint houses in Petit France, the squares and the winding streets, surrounded on all sides by the timber framed houses and its half French, half German …
Learning and Seeing European Politics
... from the inside and outside (there is even a red carpet like they have at the oscars that the members walk on for fancy occasions). We saw all the auditoriums and the huge conference room where all the members assemble, which was interesting but the tour guide was speaking German with a French accent making it impossible to understand most of what she was saying. Thankfully though, after seeing the parliament we were allowed go and explore Strassbourg France. Each time ...
Ma Francais est Tres Mal
... and traveled down alleys and saw all the beautiful buildings. One of my favorite parts was going into ancient church where their was a choral rehearsal and listening to the music fill the towers and watch the sun shine through the colorful stained glass windows. I also got a chance to try out my French. IT WAS TERRIBLE. I have discovered that I have forgotten all of my French now that I have been in Germany. It is so hard to speak two new and different languages at the same ...
Oh what a night!!
Our Monday started after our train got in at almost 10 pm and Marlin drove Strasbourg France. Did you know that roads just STOP? Yep. GPS sucks here and there was mini heated words about turning the wrong way down and one way and then backing up and turning where it was not allowed. I Called the hotel and he told me he did not know where we were. Great! So we parked in an underground lot and walked with all of our bags down cobble stone and brick streets. We were tired ...
Another city...
... the city. there are a bunch of old narrow roads they in current times have been blocked off for driving and are only used for walking and biking. unfortuneately GPS doesn't recognize that and it tried to take us down a few of these 'roads'. we figured it out with only about a 15 minute delay in our arrival time and made it to the hotel at about midnight. the hotel is pretty amazing! each floor has ...
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“ Nice place ”
Reviewed Jan 6, 2011
Very close to the tram stop, nice comfortable rooms and friendly + helpful staff. A nice and cheap place to stay if you don't mind the short tram ride (10 mins or so) into the city centre.
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