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Local flavor shops   Strasbourg

Local flavor shops, Strasbourg

 6 Reviews  Strasbourg is very famous for lot of number of high -end chocolate shops. In fact these shops is much look like chocolate jewelry shops. All chocolate creations and candies are like art. They are very... 

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Christmas Market   Strasbourg

Christmas Market, Strasbourg

 3 Reviews  The atmosphere of Strasbourg's Christmas markets should be experienced by everyone. Walking around in the crisp air beneath the city's fabulous Cathedral while browsing through gifts reflective of... 

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Ernewein-Haas: Potteries and even more potteries

by christine.j

Two villages or small towns in North Alsace are famous for their potteries, Betschdorf for its traditional blue/grey designand Soufflenheim for the more colourful decorations. Betschdorf is very small, but has a pottery museum besides many pottery shops.The museum is in the village centre, 2 rue de Kuhlendorf, open from 10-12 and 13 - 18 , Sundays only in the afternoon, in the summer.I didn't have time enough to go there, so I cannot tell you anything about it.The entrance is in the tourist information.Soufflenheim is the larger of the two villages, but also here the main theme is pottery. Some of the shops and private houses are decorated with very colourful tiles and ornaments. I liked the statue of the four town musicians from Bremen, high up on a roof(picture 3).Prices differ only a bit and none of the pots, baking dishes, pie pans or ornaments is cheap. This is a craft still done by...

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Pates

by tini58de

The French pates are more than delicious! Every time we go to France (which is not all that far away from Karlsruhe), we do take an assortment of these with us. And rillette is my absolute favorite!!!

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Cheese

by tini58de

French cheese has an excellent reputation. My favourite is the chèvre - a cheese made from goat milk. But going shopping and having a look at the variety of delicious cheeses is such an adventure by itself!

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Excellent wines

by tini58de

The Alsace has so many vineyards - so it is almost self-explanatory that one should buy some wine of the region!Since I am no specialist, I can't recommend any wines, but we do have some real specialists here on VT - e.g. MEdelmann. You might want to ask him for advice!

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Fleamarkets

by tini58de

There are quite a few fleamarkets in the Alsace - do check the local newspapers, if you are interested. The fleamarket in Eguisheim was FANTASTIC! It was such a joy to stroll around and have a look at all the goodies that they had there. Do bargain!! It is possible in German, French and usually in English, too!!! And it is fun!!!

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Andre Blanck: Wine

by sniem

In the Alsace you have a winery around every corner. Some only have special opening times or you have to reserve in advance but at most wineries you can just ring at the doorbell. Don't come during lunch time the french love dining and it's not appropiate to disturb them. The winery of Andre Blanck is in Kietzheim two towns after Riquewihr. He is very nice and speaks French and German, don't know of any more languages since I haven't tried. Taste the wines first then you'll know what you like most. I love the Riesling especially the Grand Cru Schlossberg. The Cremant d'Alsace (champagne) is also fantastic and he has several kinds of schnaps, my favourite is the poire de williams Riesling from 5 to 10 EuroPoire de Williams 23 Euro

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Beauville: Alsacian Linens

by thinking

Beauville produces the most beautiful table clothes.It would be a shame not to buy one.They are really special.

Along the Wine Road: Wine

by Carino

Don't leave Alsace without some nice Wine. It doesn't matter if you buy white, red, rose or dessert wine. Most of them tast really good. The whole range....

Kaysersberg: Cookies, Cakes & Stuff

by Carino

Kaysersberg is famous for its bakerys and coffee houses. Be sure to drop by and try some of the good pattisserie. Hey! It is a touristic place....

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Q:  My daughter 22 and I will be going to Alsace next April. We will travel from Paris.We will stay three nights. What's the cheapest... 

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A: Where you stay depends on what you want to see and do and also your transportation. We drive so we stay in one of the wine villages. We've stayed in Barr many times and... 

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