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Strasbourg is a city, situated in Alsace region in France. It is the official seat of the European Parliament, the Council of Europe, the European Court of Human Rights and other European institutions. It is close to the border of Germany and Switzerland. Actually, Strasbourg was used to be the German city. The population of the city is more than 250 thousand people. Strasbourg is famous for its historic centre, which is classified as a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Here you can find cosy streets, magnificent buildings, picturesque river views.
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I went to France to see my son who is studying there. But my trip became a wonderful discovery: NORMANDY.
In the short distance between the hotel and the family home, we stopped the car several times to take pictures of the awesome landscape. Routes seemed like those in fairy tales, and the colours…. Oh, my god! Beautiful colours everywhere. Also, you can find a castle or palace or old mansion in every corner. We made a tour all over Normandy from south to north. Is worth staying in the centre, so you can visit everything in a range an hour to each point. Booking this holiday was ideal for a group of students as it offered cheap flights and an amazing deal on a beautiful villa that is owned by one of our friend's parents. Roquebrun translates as ‘brown rocks’ and is situated around 40 minutes outside of Bezier in the south of France. This small village offered amazing views of the rolling hills, a river that ran through the middle and a friendly community spirit. If you are familiar with the Lake District this follows the same lines but in the hotter destination of France. The village sticks to housing rules where the houses must follow the guideline of neutral colours but mostly having to keep the brown rocks that are in the name. This place became home to the eight of us for a week.
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