If you visit Strasbourg at Christmas Eve, it’s highly recommended to visit the Christmas Market that is truly the most beautiful in the country. Another way to spend a great evening is to visit UGC Cine Cite cinema showing the best world movie premieres. Nightlife fans may like originally named Opera Cafe club that can offer a huge dance floor and a wide selection of cocktails. Interesting excursions …
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The Au Crocodile restaurant specializes on international meals. Visitors are welcome to take a sit at well-served round tables at the hall decorated with live plants. Despite its upscale status and luxurious atmosphere, prices in Au Crocodile are quite affordable. Youngsters prefer continental food in the Piano Grill restaurant that serves visitors till late at night. Deliberate entertainment shows will complement …
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A beautiful church of St. Peter The Young was built in the 11th century. It is also a real gold mine of historical and artistic values. The church contains unique frescoes of the 14th century. Its hall is illuminated by huge chandeliers. Massive antique furniture made of dark wood is everywhere. The most exciting architectural landmark is the house of Kammertzel. It was built in the 15th century. After the last …
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3. July and August are the hottest months of the year; the average daily temperature during this period is about +25 °C. Many tourists visit Strasbourg in summer, also the high tourist season is during Christmas holidays. 4. The central part of the city is almost completely closed to vehicles; a popular mode of transport is bike. The most popular bike rentals among holidaymakers are near the train station and on …
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Another important place to visit is the Baroque Rohan Palace. Since late 19th century it hosts three museums: The Musee des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg, Musée archéologique and Musee des Arts decoratifs. Palace has survived in its original form. Its cultural venues are visited by hundreds of tourists every day. The palace was recently open after throughout reconstruction and today everyone can walk through richly …
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The old part of the city is home to numerous buildings of 16 - 17 centuries. Walk along these streets, and you will see many old houses with cozy patios. Nice souvenir stores and craft shops have been opened in the majority of buildings, so visitors will find here much interesting. If you arrive to Strasbourg on Christmas Eve, you will simply not recognize the old quarters. All buildings are literally drowned in …
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France - moving around the country
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Yet another important airport is the airport of Bordeaux, which is located in the province of Bordeaux. There are two terminals in its territory. You can get to the city by bus, transfer, or taxi. Anyone can rent a car of famous international brands on the territory of the airport. The infrastructure of the airport includes a number of bars, shops and restaurants, as well as a tour desk, currency exchange offices, bank branches, and lounges. In Lyon, is situated a well-known international airport, called Lyon Saint Exupéry. Several years ago, a second terminal was opened on the territory of this airport. This has significantly led to an increase in the airport’s capacity. The infrastructure of this air station also meets all the requirements and standards of European service. Here everyone will find places for a snack and a comfortable relaxation. You can hold an urgent business meeting or arrange a tourist tour in any direction. In addition, tourists can exchange money for euros and use the services offered by some bank branches.
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Overview of festivals and celebrations in France
France is not a deeply religious country; almost half of its inhabitants do not belong to any religion. However Christmas is celebrated in its cities on a special scale. This day becomes a symbol of miracle. The streets are lit up with a huge number of flashing garlands and ornaments, luxurious fir trees decorated with glass toys are mounted in the squares. Children put boots and shoes under the tree in the house, in them on Christmas night should put gifts by Peer Noel, getting inside through the chimney. Christmas dinner is called "reway", its menu is strictly regulated, and recipes are passed on from generation to generation. At the Christmas table there must be a bird, most often goose, pates, salads and a special dessert - a pie in the form of logs.
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