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The Canal de la Bruche is a canal in eastern France that originally connected Soultz-les-Bains near Molsheim with the city of Strasbourg. It was built in 1682 by the famous military engineer Vauban, primarily to transport sandstone from the Soultz quarries for the construction of Strasbourg's fortifications.

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We really enjoyed the cycle path along the Canal de la Bruche

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Good running routes around the building complex.

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Really great to drive, we went from Strasbourg to Hochfelden

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Good cycle path along the canal.

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Cycle path on a clean and often shaded site

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A very nice walk, a moment of relaxation at Ravito des cyclos, stop at Avolsheim, and direction Soulz les Bains, then Scharrabergheim along the vineyards, to do during the week, too crowded on weekends.

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Great for leisurely cycling. Beautiful views.

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Comfortable cycling along the canal.

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Very well developed cycle path that leads through beautiful landscapes.

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Idyllic and well-paved path along the canal. But it is relatively busy on weekends and public holidays.

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European Parliament 705 MPs / 7 political groups / 27 committees / 49 delegations The 705 members of the European Parliament meet for the plenary sessions in the plenary halls in Strasbourg or Brussels. Members are assigned their seats depending on their faction affiliation. Members who do not belong to a political group will be allocated places in the non-attached member section. There are two plenary hall plans: one for Strasbourg and one for Brussels. They are updated for each meeting. Text/Source: European Parliament, plenary session https://www.europarl.europa.eu/plenary/de/home.html

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Canal de la Marne au Rhin: Beautiful way north out of Strasbourg, car-free, varied,

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The approximately 20 km long Canal de la Bruche begins north of Avolsheim, not far from the old episcopal town of Molsheim. It was built by Vauban in 1682 in order to be able to transport sandstone by ship for the construction of the fortress in Strasbourg. In 1782, up to 950 ships sailed on the canal, which was used until 1938. Today a beautiful cycle path leads along the "Canal de la Bruche" from Strasbourg to the former train station in Soultz-les-Bains. The cycle path is paved throughout and meanders along the course of the water past the eleven former locks with the mostly beautifully renovated lock houses.

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The approximately 20 km long Canal de la Bruche begins north of Avolsheim, not far from the old episcopal town of Molsheim. It was built by Vauban in 1682 in order to be able to transport sandstone by ship for the construction of the fortress in Strasbourg. In 1782, up to 950 ships sailed on the canal, which was used until 1938. Today a beautiful cycle path leads along the "Canal de la Bruche" from Strasbourg to the former train station in Soultz-les-Bains. The cycle path is asphalted throughout and winds along the course of the water past the eleven former locks with the mostly beautifully renovated lock houses.

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The European Parliament. Near the European Court of Human Rights -> https://www.komoot.de/highlight/4252056.

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An impressive sight. Unfortunately, right now (summer 2023) there is a huge construction site in front of Parliament, so you can hardly get close.

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Varied bike path along the canal.

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Completed in 1998, the European Parliament in Strasbourg has since hosted the monthly sessions of European Union parliamentarians. Its hemicycle, which can accommodate 750 people, is in a glass and sandstone tower 60 meters high. An arch with a huge glass facade of 13,000 square meters comes to marry it. Its shape runs along the Ill and the Marne-Rhine canal, two waterways that open up the landscape and enhance the magnificent architectural ensemble.

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Rhein-Marne Canal, just great to drive

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