Blouse: Yves Saint Laurent
Skirt: self-made
Shoes: Repetto
Handbag: Chloé
Strasbourg is a charming town just inside France near the border of Germany. Its Alsatian character blends both French and German culture. In the “Petite France” district, I love to stroll along the bridges spanning the picturesque canals. Then, I usually pop over to one of my favorite restaurants, La Cloche à Fromage, for fondue. After, I head to Les Frères Berthom across the walkway for a Trappistes Rochefort 10 beer. Of course, French pâtisseries from Naegel, filled with everything from light Chantilly cream to decadent salted caramel, are never left out.
Naegel {paris brest, millefeuille, caramel macaron, religieuse}, 9 rue des Orfèvres
Other Strasbourg Sights, Shops, and Eats:
Sights
~Cathédrale Notre Dame for a towering view, place de la Cathédrale
~Palais Rohan for museum browsing, 2 place du Château
~Parc de l'Orangerie for an afternoon picnic, avenue de l'Europe
Shops
~Annick Goutal for perfume, 12 rue des Hallebardes
~Flea Market for antique treasures, Wed and Sat 9am-6pm, rue du Vieil Hopital
~Printemps for Sandro and Claudie Pierlot, 1 rue de la Haute Montée
Eats
~Christian for mont blancs and pain au chocolat, 10 rue Merciere
~Jeff de Bruges for chocolates, 19 rue des Orfèvres
~L’Epicerie for lunch, 6 rue du Vieux-Seigle
~Le Tire Bouchon for Alsatian specialties, 5 rue des tailleurs de Pierre
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