#Strasbourg #Review I'll share a few more photos of the city's various architectures and write a short verdict on Strasbourg.
I absolutely loved the city. Partly because I flew here after Canada. But partly also because it's really a clean, well-maintained…
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A walk through rainy Strasbourg along the canals reminded me of Copenhagen in some ways.
First of all, of course, it was cold and damp, but some perspectives really turned out to be similar.
I've always liked the way European cities approach the…
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After the flight from Canada, the schedule ordered me to get up at 4 am, but I managed to sleep until 6 and went for a walk in the morning. After all, I'm only here for one day.
The weather is great - +5 degrees with rain. It's like I never…
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One of the unique features of Strasbourg are the half-timbered houses on the water. The city was built on an island formed by the flooding of a river, so many old houses have direct access to the water.
To avoid flooding, dams have been…
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But some things in Europe never cease to baffle me - a store doesn't accept cards if the payment is less than 10€, yet they've bought three of these machines to count coins.
Is it really worth it?
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The first thing that catches your eye is that it's finally pleasant to walk the streets here. And it's not too bad to drive either. There are no damn concrete North American sidewalks along wide roads. There are normal trams, and they're almost…
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After hopping on a high-speed train straight from the airport, I reached Strasbourg, a small French city on the border with Germany, in just two hours. It's known, at the very least, for being home to several European government institutions: the…