Photos from Strasbourg, Alsace, France, Europe - page 4

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Astronomical Clock

Statue of Mary and Jesus

Maison Kammerzell

Strasbourg Cathedral

Place de la Cathédrale

Monument à Kellermann

Église orthodoxe de Tous-les-Saints de Strasbourg

Pulpit

Chevalier Liebenzeller

La statue de Gutenberg

Rose Window

Apse

Strasbourg Cathedral

L'Ancienne Douane

Au Doux Pays de France

Naissance de la civilisation

Palais du Rhin

Villa

Strasbourg

International Yoga Day in Strasbourg

European Parliament

Swans on the Ill River

Strasbourg – Ill River & Reformed Church of Saint Paul

Evening in Strasbourg

Cellist at Cathedral

Cathédrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg

Evening in Strasbourg

Strasbourg

Cathedral Interior - note the Suspended Organ on the left

Strasbourg Tram

Superfluous bedding at MACMA 3

Street art Strasbourg

Front of Strasbourg Station

WW2 memorial

Windows and shutters - spot the fake one

Windows and shutters for real

Very old wooden beams

Ventilation vents in the loft of the old Customs House

Tour guide fails to hold the interest of the youngest person on the city walk.

Street in Strasbourg centre

Notre Dame spire from a distance. The skeletal effect is not so noticeable close-up

Portable houses. We were told you just remove take the beams to the new location after removing the wattle/mud/plaster infill.

Kammerzell House (from the name of the grocer who owned it in the 19th century), was first built in 1467 and then remodelled by a new owner, cheese merchant Martin Braun, above the stone ground floor in 1589.

Many bridges over the River Il

Oldest barrel in the cellar. It's behind a floor-to-ceiling steel grille (hence the shadows)

Newer part of town and nice walk along the river

New on old: now a garage door

Modern touch with blue paint. We were told that the original colour schemes did not include blue.

Meeting one of the criteria! We were told that Strasbourg Councillors were measure here each year after their election. If their stomachs were too big for the gap, off the Council they went.

Marsellaise was written in this building

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