Nestled along France’s border with Germany, Strasbourg has a Franco-Teutonic core of canals and cobbled lanes where visitors can sample Alsatian cuisine and find innovative bars, shops and art.
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27 Comments
Strasbourg was taken from Germany after the 30 years war… 1648
Strasbourg is a part of Germany! Return it to Allemagne! #FreeStrasbourg #StrasbourgIstDeutsch
I live in Strasbourg lol
Already a mistake in the beginning Strasburg means Streat Cassel
https://www.guruwalk.com/walks/31019-free-tour-in-the-wonderfull-strasbourg
I'm so lucky that i live here thanks to much college🥰✨💜🤍🦋🧿❤️
I can't wait to visit on the 4th December!
Imagine Strasbourg in Christmas ❤️❤️
I'm going there nex few months to star a new chapter in my life
que des strasbourgeois fiers
dans les commentaires mdr
It's been years, but La Stras stole my heart.
Nice vidéo <3 🙂
very nice, except the reading part.
https://youtu.be/NCZueBqW_FE
More German than French!!
It’s German but French
My ancestors are from north of Strasbourg, around Seltz.
My 3rd G-GPA, Joseph Kocher, was born in Strasbourg.
Jesus is our lord and savior
Strassburg is the main town of Elsass-Lothringia. It is a german speaking country which is under the power of the french government like Brittany or Basque land or Corsica and so on. Our language is forbidden by the french authority, we have no rights. We are not french, we are alsatian : Elsass-Lothringer
We want to be free !
Strasbourg pour les richauds.
(5:09) Update: Au Fût et à Mesure is permanently closed in Strasbourg
Did they still speak German in the 90's?
Alsace was not "annexed" to Germany, it rather became part of it at the same time as Prussia or Bavaria. Calling it "annexation" is historically wrong. Nobody spoke French there back then and the buildings are the only remaining ones in Germany that weren't destroyed during the wars. How fun that real German architecture is only found in France.
regional capi₺ale dú RhineGard / Jardin dü Rinne
J'aimerais beaucoup retourner a Strasbourg et découvrir toute la region et grimper d'une frontière à autre. Comme je suis allemand je suis enchanté d'écouter l'alsacien. C'est une partie de notre patrimoine culturel germanophone et vers la gastronomie, les paysages et la gastronomie locale on se sent identifié comme citoyen d'autre coté.
Ear-splitting background music is not called for. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
great German city
Not much covered !