Strasbourg Travel Blogs
Browse travel blogs from Strasbourg below. Strasbourg travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Strasbourg.
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#1 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Dec 25, 2007 – Jan 02, 2008
Before heading to Switzerland, we had to make a stop by my house first. My wife had a birthday coming up while we were in Switzerland and I needed to get my gift for her. It had proved to be impossible to prepare, wrap and store the gift without my wife noticing, so I postponed that to the very…
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#2 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Aug 13, 2007 – Sep 02, 2007
thanks to a couchsurfing girl i hosted, i finally went up that cathedral, i've been up some cathedrals already, but not this one.here you can climb 66meters up for 4.40 euros (2.20 for students)! like any other cathedral it takes far longer to get up, then what you think! it turns and tuns till you…
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#3 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
May 01, 2006
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#4 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Dec 06, 2008
The drive to Strasbourg was not too bad. After nearly 200 kilometers of nothing to see, we entered Strasbourg. The area is really pretty with all the beautiful old buildings. We had trouble finding parking that wasn't already full, and in the process of driving around realized we …
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#5 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Jan 04, 2008
What a cold night!! we went to a walk through the city. All Christmas Lights were still shining. The town center is incredible. You feel like if you were in Middle Ages!
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#6 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Sep 25, 2007
September 2007
For a day trip this was really nice, but will have to go back to see what I missed.
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#7 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Dec 28, 2008 – Dec 29, 2008
We got up relatively early but had a pretty stressful morning. Before we had left Brett's house, the wattage converter we had exploded when Lynn was trying to blow dry her hair so we needed to buy something somewhere which was probably going to be difficult. Brett got up early and went …
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#8 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Aug 08, 2007 – Aug 10, 2007
France -› Strasbourg, France -› …
Few days of rest at my parents house and then went to the Alsace region and popped in to Germany for a couple of hours for coffee and cakes ;-)
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#9 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Dec 14, 2008
A day with my Mum in the beautifull decorated Strasbourg few days before christmas...
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#10 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Dec 06, 2007 – Dec 09, 2007
Freiburg, Germany -› Feldberg, Germany -› …
Selección de las mejores fotos del viaje a la Selva Negra.
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#11 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Nov 03, 2007 – Jul 05, 2008
Just a few pics
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#12 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Jun 19, 2009 – Aug 02, 2009
Florence, Italy -› Siena, Italy -› …
So after class, I went back to the hotel to my stuff and walked over to the train station. This would be my first overnight train ! I was so excited ! I had to transfer trains twice in Basel and then in Bern and here is where I got on the night train. It was soo cool ! I felt like I was in an Agath…
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#13 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
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#14 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Jul 10, 2008 – Jul 27, 2008
Cologne, Germany -› Mainz, Germany -› …
In the summer of 2008, my girlfriend and I made a road trip through four countries in central Europe. We saw a lot of big cities, smaller places and great nature. After 3 weeks we can look back at a great vacation!
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#15 of 47 Strasbourg travel blogs
Dec 08, 2007
It was a pity that the water in the river was too high, that is why is was not possible to take the boat. I’m an experienced Christmas shopper, but I never have seen so many people at a Weihnachtsmarkt (= market where they sell Christmas stuff).
Strasbourg is a French town, but it feels …
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