We returned to the Chateau de Lutzelbourg to walk the grounds and explore the ruins |
The chocolate factory was busy |
There was the visit to a glass factory and store |
Exploring the Chateau de Hohbarr a medieval castle above the city of Savern, first built in 1100. |
The Chateau de Hohbarr was built on sandstone rock. On several occasions it was expanded by the bishops of Strasbourg |
A hike with my brother and sister-in-law through the forest of the Chateau du Haut-Barr |
The tower at the entrance to Chateau du Grand-Geroldseck |
The ruins of Chateau du Grand-Geroldseck |
This is the first telecommunication network in the world and was a revolution in the field of communication in 1793 |
We passed by this church the Eglise Notre-Dame de-l'Assomption in Phalsbourg |
Going up the Saint-Lewis-Arzviller Inclined Plane. Beautiful views of the valley as we ascended |
This inclined plane is on the Canal de la Marne au Rhin which allows the canal to cross the Vosges Mountains. This is accomplished by counterweights. There are two electric moors which drive the inclined lift. |
What an interesting post, Lisa. I like the photos of the chocolate makers, the chateau and the first telecoms tower. Is it purpose built? I’m also quite envious of yiur ascent of the inclined plane. I would love to do that one!
ReplyDeleteI hope some day you are able to do the Inclined Plane. It is quite an experience. It’s also interesting walking along the old locks that were originally used. The first telecommunication tower invented by Claude Chappe in Saverne was used for communication along the Paris-Strasbourg line. I hope some day we get to meet in person. I love following your posts.
DeleteHello, im Lucie i meet you in "chateau de Lutzelbourg" during the shooting for the local product. I don't know if you remember. I travel with a bike with my boyfriend, my dog and my cat in Europe during 9 months. My nam in internet is "Syklopattes" (instagram/Facebook) and my blog is syklopattes.fr. Your blog is very nice . Nice to meet you, have a good trip and life. Lucie
ReplyDeleteHello Lucie. Of course I remember you well. We enjoyed meeting you. I will look you up on Facebook. Enjoy your travels. This should be a wonderful time in your life.
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