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Alsace & Lorraine

Alsace is one of the most fascinating regions in Europe — a narrow strip between the Rhine and the Vosges, which has switched between France and Germany over the centuries, developing a unique cultural blend. Half-timbered houses like those in picture books, one of the most beautiful wine routes in the world, tarte flambée and Gewürztraminer, Gothic cathedrals, and the most magical Christmas markets in France. In addition, the often-overlooked Lorraine with the Art Nouveau city of Metz and the Centre Pompidou.

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Strasbourg★★★

Strasbourg is the capital of Alsace and the unofficial capital of Europe — home to the European Parliament, the Europea…

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Colmar★★★

Colmar is the most picturesque city in Alsace — and that means something in a region full of picture-book towns. The th…

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Alsace Wine Route★★★

The Route des Vins d'Alsace is the oldest wine route in France (since 1953) and one of the most beautiful in the world.…

Riquewihr & Kaysersberg★★★

Riquewihr and Kaysersberg are the two most beautiful wine villages in Alsace — and strong contenders for the most beaut…

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Metz & Centre Pompidou★★

Metz is the capital of Lorraine and one of the most underrated cities in France. With 3,000 years of history, a spectac…

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Christmas Markets in Alsace★★★

The Alsatian Christmas markets are among the oldest and most beautiful in the world . The tradition dates back to 1570,…

Alsatian Cuisine★★★

Alsatian cuisine is one of the most distinctive and hearty regional cuisines in France — a unique fusion of French fine…

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