Amazing timing - I’ll be based here this summer for a glorious four weeks!

Also, Mulhouse has the best car museum I've ever seen, if you're into that sort of thing 🚗🚙

We loved visiting the Écomusée d'Alsace in Ungersheim (between Colmar and Mulhouse) while visiting to see Christmas markets. It was fascinating to see the various historical buildings and work/craft functions. I hope to visit again to see what it's like during the main season.

🥇 Excellent content & story-telling as always, and the transitions are brilliant…sehr gut & merci!! 🙌

Great video. Love the advice to get off the beaten path and see smaller towns!! Thank you. Hope you have another live chat soon.

What is the odds that I would see a video make mention of Freiburg with this time next week making it exactly a year since I’ve moved away from this charming town. Locals possibly take it for granted but for myself while being a foreigner and having lived in Freiburg it gives off such a unique nostalgia that I couldn’t imagine experiencing anywhere else. I would tell anyone to go out of there way to make a visit. If someone was to arrive to Germany in Frankfurt it’s totally worth the 2 hour train ride to make for a visit!

Strasbourg, Colmar .. absolutely beautiful!!

My man wolter Strasbourg is my favorite city of France i visited lot of cities in France and neighborhood countries and really i loved Strasbourg and the bordering city of Germany its so safe so chill I love it! I got tired of south France pretty quickly

Last year we drove down the Rhine, staying in Bacharach and Heidelberg before driving to Stasbourg for the day, ending at Alsace town of Ottrot for the night. Visits to the smaller towns North of Colmar is a must (Rinquewihr and Ribeauville). We spent a day in Colmar and visited Basil for lunch on our way to Bern. A fabulous trip!

You left out Europa Park, it's amazing

I am surprised you did not suggest Karlsruhe, Germany. Attractive well laid out city from the Baroque era. Similar distance from Strasbourg as Freiburg, and another great gateway to the Black Forest. Karlsruhe has two other claims to fame. Its tramway system (now underground in the pedestrianised city centre) is often regarded as a model for the rest of the world. Secondly, and for Americans in particular, it is the home of Germany's two most important courts. the Bundesgrichthof and the Bunderversfassungsgericht. The latter deals with constitutional matters, and is often compared to the United States Supreme Court.

You're always welcome here in Strasbourg Mark !

Another great Wolters World video!

Smart. Very smart video!

Great Video Mark

Wow great timing! I'm heading there to visit the parliament next week!

The mountains, les Vosges, whether its going to Munster, le lac noir, Gerardmer, hiking near the waterfall of Nideck, the castle of Haut-Kœnigsbourg, the many, many castles in the mountains overlooking the plane of Alsace... There's a lot. But don't go to Mulhouse unless you have a specific reason. Some of the small towns around Mulhouse, like Thann, are beautiful.

amazing video editing! beautiful

Is Baden-Baden worth a day trip? I love Black Forest cake and hear that's the best place to get it!

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Think you for great tips. Chaos

You get on a wine route in France and get served wines with at least German Names. That tells many facettes of Europe's history.

Hi Mark and Jocelyn! I love your videos and would love to visit Alsace. I was wondering if you recommend Strasbourg or Colmar for a home base? I'd love to do all the day trips you mentioned :) thank you!

What time did you film that video?!? That place was packed when we went.

Freiburg....Sounds familiar.

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Coming to Strasbourg at the end of November... will I see Christmas scenery?❤😊

Can you post a video abt Lyon France

How do you go from colmar to strasburg? Which os the cheapest way?

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4:18 What is the cable thing?

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funny