Pottering between the different market locations in Strasbourg is nicely done with a stroll along the River - especially the section adjacent to La Petite France. With the old buildings and a clear sky, the river nicely reflects the buildings back at you.
Façade of the impressive Strasbourg Cathedral in Alsace, France
A pair of statues outside the Christmas Market near the gothic Strasbourg Cathedral
The Christmas tree at Place Kleber at the Strasbourg Christmas Market
Façade and tower of the Strasbourg Cathedral in Alsace, France
Cortege at Basler Fasnacht 2015
Wednesday afternoon cortege at Basler Fasnacht 2015
Pair of Waggis with confetti at the Basler Fasnacht Cortege
Waggis throwing confetti at the Basler Fasnacht cortege in 2012
Strasbourg - Christmas tree at Place Kleber - The Christmas tree at Place Kleber at the Strasbourg Christmas Market
Strasbourg - "Statues" at the Christmas Market at the Cathedral - A pair of statues outside the Christmas Market near the gothic Strasbourg Cathedral
Strasbourg - façade of Strasbourg Cathedral - Façade of the impressive Strasbourg Cathedral in Alsace, France
Strasbourg - façade of the Cathedral - Façade and tower of the Strasbourg Cathedral in Alsace, France
Strasbourg Christmas Market - a travelogue - Travelogue from the a day trip to the Strasbourg Christmas Market
Plan for the Strasbourg Christmas Market - A day trip to the Strasbourg Christmas Market
Strasbourg Christmas Market - facts and figures - Some quick facts and figures about Strasbourg Christmas Market
Basel - Fasnacht background information - General information on and about the Basler Fasnacht
Basel - getting around - How to get around Basel
Basel - getting there - How to get to Basel
Strasbourg Tourism - Official website of Strasbourg Region Tourism Office
Mark Sukhija is a travel and wine blogger, photographer, tourism researcher, hat-touting, white-shirt-wearing, New Zealand fantatic and eclipse chaser. Aside from at least annual visits to New Zealand, Mark has seen eclipses in South Australia (2002), Libya (2006), China (2009) and Queensland (2012). After twelve years in Switzerland, Mark moved back to London in 2012. You can follow Mark on Twitter or Facebook