A family Christmas Holiday in Strasbourg
November 21st, 2009 admin
Located in the heart of France’s Alsace region on the Franco-German border, Strasbourg exemplifies the best of both French and German culture with its fine wine, gastronomical delicacies, and relaxed conviviality. However, Strasbourg’s most endearing feature appears during the holiday season when the entire town adorns itself in ribbons and lights. For the four weeks leading up to Christmas , the town transforms into a veritable winter wonderland (amidst an appropriately snowy backdrop) and offers activities for visitors of all ages. Here, Strasbourg’s top Christmas attractions ! 1. Strasbourg Christmas Market Strasbourg’s Christmas markets are infamous, both in France and in other countries. With a history dating back to 1570, they are the oldest Christmas markets in France ! Make your way from one market…

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