Tag: Alsace

A Christmas Tour of France

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France may be a deeply secular nation, but everyone gets into the spirit of what are called “the end of the year holidays” (les fêtes de fin d’année), meaning Christmas and more. Let’s take a tour of the Christmas season in France through Alsace, Champagne, Lille, Lyon, Provence, Nice and Paris.
Olivier Nasti

Nasti Business in Kaysersberg, Alsace

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Olivier Nasti may sound like the name of a villainous cartoon character, mean, bony, bitter and solitary, but the Olivier Nasti I met in the town of Kaysersberg in Alsace is a charming, round-cheeked chef and businessman with a strong sense family. Seven miles northwest of Colmar, in one of the small, colorful tourist-friendly towns along the Alsace wine route,...

Just a Glimpse: Colmar, Alsace

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A brief stay in Colmar, capital of the Upper Rhine department of Alsace. The Hotel Marechal, the Unterlinden Museum, the Bartholdi Museum.

New TGV Line Speeds Up Burgundy-Alsace Train Route

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The first high-speed train route in France that is not centered around Paris opened today (Dec. 11, 2011), quickening the connection between Burgundy and...

Four French lessons I learned in February

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March 6, 2011. Here are four French lessons that I learned in February on the Riviera and in Alsace. 1. Carnival in Nice Nice’s Carnival, the...

Looking for Lorraine in Paris and Finding Alsace along the Way

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Trains from Paris's East Station head into the Lorraine and Alsace regions of France, but products from those regions are found in and by the station.

Train Stop: Paris Gare de l’Est

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Whether you've got a ticket or not, the old (and renovated) train stations of Paris are worth a stop, such as here at Gare...

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