Strasbourg, France

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Hello all 62 blog readers.

So today we-
Almost didn't go to Strasbourg.!
Thought it would be too difficult to find parking. Not true. We were able to
park in a Park&Ride and take a tram right into the heart of the city. The old town
isn't that large so we spent about 4-5 hours walking around. Saw the big cathedral
the Petite France Quarter and just perused around the historical parts.
We only have 2 days left before we leave for Belgium. I hope you have enjoyed
some of our adventures in this part of Europe. It has been fun sharing it with you.
Now for some pictures of our city visit to Strasbourg, France.
I have 6 images of "Petite France Quarter" one of them is my favorite.
Which one is yours??
God bless
Lowell

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Photos

The French look!
Riding the tram

Comments

[Gene]

Love That 'French Look'!
Love the quaint look of Europe. Pictures are beautiful. Gloria you have captured that 'French Look'!! My favorite pic is PFQ-3. Which one did you pick Lowell...PFQ-4? The center building's reflection in the water looks crooked...thought that might be a quirky thought of yours! LOL! Hey! Look! I have a submit button I can click on!! (even though it only shows half of it.) Au revoir! G~

[Angela Traubel]

I like this one!!! :D

[Nancy C.Kline]

Hello from Arizona
I have so enjoyed traveling alongside you two. I feel like I am on this journey with you. I am having fun reading your blogs & looking at the pictures. You sure look like you are having fun. Love you guys, Nancy

[Jenny Dubiel]

Holy Cow!! Those hot dogs are something!!
My favorite is Petite France Quarter #2, though they're all just so lovely!! I love the architecture also. God speed,...

[Tom Kewan]

Wow
Now that's a hot dog! Loved the pictures of the houses on the street's of water. Must be awesome to see. What is the average age of the buildings in the photos?

[Lowell and Glorias trips]

Ages of buildings in Strasbourg
Hi Tom, The timber-framed structures in the Petite France Quarter are 16th and 17th Century. The Gothic Cathedral was started in the 1200's The old Kammerzell House that's down towards the center of the old town is all wooden and was built in the 15th and 16th century. I'll send you a email attachment with a picture of it. Hey, did you find the submit comment button? L

[Lowell and Glorias trips]

Petite France favorite
Angie, You have picked well!! That's the one I like best too. L

[Lowell and Glorias trips]

Petite France favorite
Hi Gene, I picked #6 Gloria liked #3 like you. I like that one also L