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"Don’t forget to: - Take a walk along the canals – cross the bridges and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. - Admire the half-timbered houses – these medieval structures give the district its unique character. - Dine at a traditional Alsatian restaurant – try iconic dishes like foie gras, choucroute, and flammekueche. - Visit the Barrage Vauban – this 17th-century fortified dam offers stunning views and is great for a leisurely walk or bike ride. - Take a boat tour – experience the beauty of Petite France from the water for a unique perspective."
"This little island is one of the best spots to visit on your trip to Strasbourg! It is a preserved neighborhood with tonnes of half-timbered houses. Historically, this area was home to the working-class tanners, fishermen, and millers, which really only became a tourist attraction in the 1970s. "
Bri Durante
"This part of Strasbourg is extra charming. Complete with cobblestone streets, half-timbered buildings, and canals, you'll feel like you're in a fairytale. There is also a lot to do in this area such as restaurants, shopping, and there's even a terrace that offers panoramic views of the city."

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