#Germany-France broader
For any exchange student with VRN semesterticket, you can visit from Germany to France for free!!!
kinda crazy right!!!
don't have any history background but seems like wissembourg is a battle site during the Franco-Prussian war
taking 2-hour from Mannheim to Wissembourg
crossing the street and pass through the park, centre villa (tourist area is there!)
but I went the wrong way to another side of Wissembourg
all landmarks are located in this area and all in walking distance
#palais stanislas
under maintenance now
#Cité fortifiée de Wissembourg, L'Abbatiale Sts Pierre et Paul
church located with the statue
the day I went, there are some activities inside the church which required registration
the church bell will ring for each like 1 hour?
#maison du sel
I don't even know that kinda landmark
took pic because the building looks so cute hahah
rainy in the morning ....
#city center
I walked several time and realize "das ist tourist information", historical building which built in 1910s
they charged 0.1 for city map and several tourist information to other cities are also available here
they are closed at 12-2pm, same with many shops in France
they got unionpay ATM near the tourist information center as well
(visa, mastercard also available)
#Circuit Commenté en Mini Train
you may buy tickets from tourist information and seem they will cover all landmarks
including the walls and the lake area
Carrefour Express is the one inside the villa area, smaller shop and the price is fair
Aber the French cashier is so handsome hahahha
The locals drive to Simply Market and it's like 3 time larger than the previous one
The hams and yogurts are more expensive than the German one but they have more variety of products, like chips and cheese
#Musée Westercamp
The route included all historical buildings Wissembourg
I felt quite interested in visiting Museum yet it is closed:(
it more feels like nothing inside...
I also passed through a few spots like maison koblenz, Ancien couvent des Augustins
#Ancien couvent des Augustins
#maison koblenz with walls
another landmark like light tower here! Pulverturm is used for military use
there are a few locals hiking here as well, not much tourists here and I really like the big grass here~
I could definitely tell a difference between Germany and France, that Frenches like planting flowers everywhere
pass through the entrance and train station is nearby
so embarrassing of taking videos here cuz there are some residents
but it's feel like little Venice hahah
