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France | Revisiting Strasbourg; a family favourite from last year’s ‘Taste of France’ roadtrip
They say travelling with extended families can be the stuff of dreams — or a living nightmare. For us, we've loved every minute of our shared roadtrip just like last year's 'A Taste of France' joint roadtrip together. So knowing the girl's grandparents loved their...
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Soaked in Strasbourg, yet it didn’t take the shine off this amazing EU city
A cultural feast..... alongside the crepes of course!!! It proved to be a fantastic day for each of us, giving us all a chance to stretch our legs (racking up the Fitbit miles!) and see some of the old and new city. Little did we know the true extent of a city that...
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Reason one
What’s our main tip for families? Head for the impressive cathedral before walking the short walk to where the river trips depart, view the EU parliament & stroll the stunning ‘La Petite Alsace’. It’s as pretty a city as Dubrovnik or Florence in our humble opinion and it’s perfect for kids!
Reason two
They say travelling with extended families can be the stuff of dreams — or a living nightmare. For us, we’ve returned to it’s capital Strasbourg to share one of our families favourites cities with the girl’s grandparents… as we love it that much!!
Still not convinced? Here’s another one:
Reason three
Don’t miss taking a trip through ‘La Petit France’ as it takes you past medieval twisting alleys full of half timbered houses or winstubs (Alsatian cafes), along the river’s edge towards the impressive Gothic Cathedral.
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Summary Need to escape for a few days? Want to compare weekend breaks to top cities such as Bordeaux, Rome or Copenhagen? Does your family love to explore new cities too? Do you also think that city breaks aren't just for adults and are a great way to learn, relax and bond as a family. If so, grab a seat, make yourself comfortable & discover some of the favourite 'family friendly' cities we've visited in our 700+ day European Roadtrip
