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what to see in Switzerland, Alsace and the Black Forest in four days,…
what to see in Switzerland, Alsace and the Black Forest in four days
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the Petite France, a picturesque historic district with charming, half-timbered houses and winding canals
Louise Weiss building, located in the modern quarter of the city, an iconic structure that hosts parliamentary sessions, and where members of the European Parliament gather to debate and vote on European Union legislation; named after Louise Weiss, a French journalist and politician who was a major advocate for European integration
Place Kléber, Strasbourg's central square, surrounded by historic buildings, shops, and cafés
Palais Rohan, a beautiful example of French Baroque architecture, now home for the Fine Arts Museum and thArchaeological Museum
the Alsatian Museum, located in a beautiful 16th-century building, which showcases the traditional culture, crafts, and daily life of the region
the Gothic Cathedral, with its impressive spire and a spectacular astronomical clock
Richard Wagner Museum, a museum located in the villa where
the famous composer Richard Wagner lived for several years
the Lion Monument, a sculpture which commemorates the Swiss Guards who were killed during the French Revolution
Chaper Bridge, a covered wooden bridge with paintings that depict scenes from Lucerne’s history
Musegg Wall,
a well-preserved medieval wall with nine towers
the Spalentor, one of the original eight city gates that were part of the outer wall
the Cathedral, built 800 years ago in the Romantic and Gothic styles, with its red sandstone walls, colourful roof tiles and twin towers, and the tomb of Erasmus of Rotterdam
the Mittlere Brücke, opened in 1226, which played a crucial role in establishing Basel as an important trading centre
the City Hall, the seat of the Basel government and its parliament, known for its red facade, the characteristic tower and frescoes
La Petite Venise, known for its colorful half-timbered houses and canals
The Bartholdi Museum, dedicated to the scultor of the Statue of Liberty, who was born in Colmar
the Unterlinden Museum, which features a large collection of art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, and whose most famous piece is the Isenheim Altarpiece, a masterpiece of German Renaissance art
the Church of St. Martin, a Gothic church with stained glass windows and a tall spire
Schlossberg hill, which offers a lovely walk or a funicular ride up to enjoy stunning views of Freiburg, the Black Forest, and the surrounding countryside
the ancient and prestigious university, founded in 1457
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