Visit Strasbourg: Five Things You Will Love & Hate About Visiting Strasbourg, France

[@Maxcraft67]

I live in Strasbourg andd the restorant are not so expensive but you should go outside the city center or you should go in the small little pretty village arround the city ;)

[@woltersworld]

great city. I really loved it.

[@RodolphosTechchannel]

Marc have you ever been 5k Carcassonne? I have and I recommend it, it's even more medieval looking

[@amiausUSA]

When I was in Strasbourg in late September 2013, I found that Flammkuchen is much cheaper than the Choucroute. A 24 hour ticket for the trams/busses is cheap. The Homme de Fer near the rail station is something not to miss, nor is La Petite France.

[@douglasanderson1415]

I agree Strasbourg is wonderful. Alsace is one of the most beautiful areas in France. The food is always good. I've traveled to the Alsace region of France hundreds of times and it I've enjoyed every visit. There are several cities and towns that I like; a few are Colmar, Ribeauville, St. Odie, Mulhouse, Obernai, Kaysersberg. If you want fine dining go to the Auberge de lill in Illhaeusern, you will not be disappointed. The Auberge is a beautiful restaurant and hotel. Alsace never disappoints. I'm so homesick for Europe.

[@woltersworld]

it is fantastic. I love Nancy the most in the region

[@jean-bilgercamille7651]

+woltersworld Nancy isnt in Alsace at all.

[@markkeen341]

Only place on my Rhine River cruise I was panhandled. A woman walks up to me and asks me if I speak English. I nod. Then she hands me a note explaining how she is a single mother without a job, no money, etc. So technically she wasn't asking me for money- just handing me a piece of paper with her sad story printed on it. i gave the paper back to her and moved on.

[@woltersworld]

Great to hear it!

[@woltersworld]

work takes me lots of places

[@jcup15]

Great Video, cant get enough of these Top 10s!!!!! (of 5 Love/Hates)

[@lukelyon7122]

This city is amazing. You can take a tram to Germany in 15 minutes. There's a lot of towns in Germany near by plus all of the towns in Alsace are breathtaking. Castles and vineyards everywhere. Things are not super expensive at all and parts of Strasbourg can be sketchy but those are far away, take time to explore the city, and find those places out of the tourist area it's worth it 100% the people are very nice too! Definitely check out Ribeauville and Colmar! Lived in Strasbourg for three months!

[@anthonykaiser974]

Went there for Christmas Market last year. Drove from Mainz to a small town called Appenweier on the TER (SNCF Transport Express Regional) line to Strasbourg from Offenburg. Free parking and the round trip ticket was cheap.

[@woltersworld]

I think you just changed my life :) I want some picon with the lemon syrup! that sounds sooooo good. yes I had flammerkeuche :) yum yum yum!!!!!

[@woltersworld]

Thanks for the heads up. I know where I will be drinking on my next visit to strasbourg :) 10 minutes is nothing. Awesome tip! Merci!

[@dominped23]

I was there last week for 1 day. Beautiful city!!

[@tonyt5970]

Very helpful video for us newbies going to France for the first time. Thanks for posting it : )

[@jennawampler9435]

very cool makes me want to travel here!

[@woltersworld]

it is beautiful. you really have to go if you haven't got there yet. thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TURST67]

This is where I live yay !

[@toddfreter3116]

I really enjoy your enthusiasm, and I completely agree with your likes, dislikes, and top ten features. Strasbourg is my favorite city on the whole planet (!) so thanks for loving Strasbourg so energetically. I hope your videos encourage more people to discover and fall in love with Strasbourg. I also agree with other comments about the wealth Alsace outside of Strasbourg, too.

[@spicote]

No there are no extra for Americans. Prices are the same for everybody, they are "TTC" which means "taxes included" and are normally visible from the outside (check on a "carte" in the street or a paper on a window)

[@arj8383]

Thanks for the video. I'm thinking about studying abroad in Strasbourg.

[@zhyarsardar9427]

Me too now

[@matchoutche]

Do it!

[@woltersworld]

you will have a great trip. we have a 5 love and hates of visiting france video we just uploaded this week so you could check that out too and this weekend we are going to have our top 10 cities in france video coming out so more French fun for you. hope you will subscribe and follow our travels! have a great trip yourself! Mark

[@woltersworld]

I think about anywhere is cheap compared to the whole of Norway ;)

[@woltersworld]

It is a cool town. My friend Kaitlyn would love it ;)

[@woltersworld]

Awesome, hook me up with some of the places and next time I am in Strasbourg I will be eating there! Thanks in advance! and thanks for watching, commenting and helping out my wallet :)

[@JG-lv1wq]

Hi ! Thanks for the great video.

[@woltersworld]

nope. i got close to the time limit to ask for one in Germany and Portugal but then moved...

[@meiglebratz]

Im going to strausbourg in 3 weeks, good video

[@woltersworld]

thanks. it is a really great town. you will enjoy it. have a picon for me :)

[@brunogripp]

you should go to Colmar, its a beautiful little town with a remarkable museum. and IMHO better food than Strasbourg. and it is REALLY close to Freiburg.

[@preludance]

LOL!! Marc, thanks for posting your Strasbourg-video! If anyone of you like to spent some time here and you want a cheap accomodation try to get a Hotel in Kehl, Germany Take the bus or a taxi to Strasbourgs city-center. From Kehl it's only a 10 minute drive. For cheaper food and drinks visit the Krutenau, the students quartier with lots of bars and Restos. If you like to see how beautiful Strasbourg is, see my according video. Thank you and au revoir!

[@woltersworld]

Very Cool! We have another video with the Top 10 Sights in Strasbourg with more pictures that could show you better (and much better video) some of the things to check out. Its a nice town. Thanks for watching and commenting and have a great trip!!!

[@woltersworld]

Lots of time on your hands :) hey, thanks for being first thumbs up, comment and view! much appreciated!

[@woltersworld]

you will be fine.

[@remi147852du59]

LE PICON BIERE :p

[@peterdublin444]

Fair play folks - nicely presented, thanks for sharing this.

[@mefromspace]

I used to live there for 3 years.

[@sculli722]

I swear they charge extra for Americans, I always found Strasbourg fairly cheap, so long as you keep off they tourist trail.

[@desmondmcdoulgham8958]

Alsacian is a Germanic dialect and does not sound like French at al where did you hear a mix of German and French? I live here, by the way. And, Alsace is one of the most beautiful parts of France, so it's well worth spending a few days in the region, not only for the sake of Strasbourg.

[@Alsacien]

I was born and live in Alsace. You're correct when you say that Alsatian doesn't sound remotely like French, however people who speak the dialect casually use a lot of French words and might switch to French for an entire sentence without really thinking about it. My parents who were born in the 1950s still think in Alsatian for the most part, but I and nearly all of the people born in the 1980s and later don't speak the dialect (although I understand it well enough).

[@spicote]

Hmm as a Frenchmen it's difficult to say Lisa. But for most foreigners, when they talk about France they talk in fact about Paris so maybe Paris is the best representation of France.

[@sherifsaid718]

Thanks for all of your videos, i find it all true and helped me a lot when i traveled to Germany last August,the hard question is coming up, i don't have time for seeing Heidelberg and Strasbourg and colmar, so i must choose between both cities, do you have any recommendations ?

[@josephhanley8461]

Mark one question I wanted to ask you both what is the best foot wear to buy going around in Europe many thanks... Joe

[@Jovandim68]

The prices in Strasbourg for a beer is 3-4 euros, not 6, it's not Paris, is not that expansive for food and drinks

[@homasas4837]

Not if you take a pint. Most beers are over 6e, especially at night, from krutenau area to city center

[@nandosv]

Medieval, not midieval. Medi-, meaning "middle", and ev-, meaning "age", medieval literally means "of the Middle Ages"

[@XxShinJPxX]

HI, i live here. Good video really good job, and you can drink Picon with a little lemon syrup inside. Mmmmmmmmm :D Have you eat flammekueche ??? :D

[@MarkBak76]

Im going next month

[@louisekaufman6323]

I live in Strasbourg

[@zhyarsardar9427]

louise kaufman heyyy

[@Alban7310]

No Lisa, Paris is not the best representation of France, it's too touristic ! Try Lyon, the capital of the gastronomy. And if you have enough time, take a train to Chambery and go walking on the mountains. It's less touristic, cheaper and more beautiful !

[@XxShinJPxX]

Just ask " Un Picon Avec" next time you come here:))) Have a good day :))

[@racer83ify]

Wolter, do you hold any dual citizenship for any of the EU countries??

[@MarinaDiamandis4Ever]

first thumbs up :')

[@MarinaDiamandis4Ever]

First view First comment Look at me mummy i am on the internet right i am off to bed it's 6:40

[@cire3000]

What's your mother tongue?

[@mrgarypaterson]

Hate #5 is one of the reasons I want to go! :D

[@zmcg17]

France looks just like America! So beuful!