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Camping in Alsace<\/h1>

Alsace is a region of France that borders Lorraine<\/a>, Switzerland and Germany. It is made up of two departments, Haut-Rhin and Bas-Rhin, and its capital is the city of Strasbourg<\/strong>. The symbol of Alsace is a bird, the white stork, which Alsatians consider their lucky charm. <\/p>

Thanks to its history, geographical location, culture and traditions, this region of 8800 km\u00b2 and two million inhabitants (2,003,217 in 2010) is a major tourist attraction<\/strong>. What to see and do in Alsace?<\/strong><\/p><\/div>

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Alsace tourism: the best Alsace has to offer!<\/span><\/h2>

Which tourist attractions<\/strong>in Alsace are a must?<\/p>

Strasbourg Cathedral: it receives almost 4 million visitors<\/strong> every year and has remained the world’s tallest building for 227 years. The<\/a> cathedral’s<\/a> astronomical clock is a curiosity in itself. Created in 1574, it is a masterpiece of Renaissance clockmaking and mathematics that continues to amaze with its technical prowess and finesse. It features a perpetual calendar, indicating the movement of the planets on an astrolabe. If you’re looking for a feast for the eyes, come at 12:30 p.m., when an angel rings the bell and all the automata come to life – a truly magical sight for young and old alike! All the apostles salute Christ, and the four ages of life parade before Death. <\/p>