The history of the Spitz- Düntz- and Zornmühle mills are a memory of the emerging economy of the 16th century. The half-timbered houses have survived wars and successive trends. They are now a delight the visitor’s eyes.
Strasbourg became French in 1681 and capitulated before Louis XIV. Strasbourg becomes a garrison town, and starts building fortifications like the “Barrage Vauban” dam.
On May 10, 1871 the Treaty of Frankfurt attached the former French Alsace and Moselle to the German Empire. As the city’s defence system dated back to the 17th century, the need to expand was vital.
After World War II, in his 1946 speech, Winston Churchill said "We must build a kind of United States." What he meant is that peace is not an easy thing and that an institution must be created to ease understanding among the peoples.
The wonderful cathedral and windows (1015-1439) saved from the Monument Men,the famous astronomical clock with the fascinating strokes chimes and figures parading in a roundabout.Admission to the cathedral is free during opening hours - and a moderate admission charge between 11.30 -12.30 for a short show at 12.30
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You can also take an optimal extra : a lovely boat trip round the town on the river Ill - Contact Batorama www.batoramashop.com +33 3 69 74 44 04
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