Our Lady of Strasbourg.  

 

English; haberdashery street. A short street leading to the cathedral. The street's name changed 17 times since 1190 AD, depending on wh...

End of a short bubble series on my blog... Anyway, wanna see more b&w? No prob, it's right... here .  

Some fountains to cool the square (and some kids sometimes) down.  

A popular place for photographers.  

The Strasbourg cathedral was built out of pink sandstone from the mountain range nearby, the Vosges. Pollution blackened it, cleaning is bee...

Shrek around??? One of the gargoyles looks a lot like the donkey in the Shrek movies. And then you wonder where the Hollywood studios are ge...

One of many gargoyles on the cathedral. More info about gargoyles, history, etymology, etc here .  

As long as I remember, and I've spent half of my life here, there have always been ongoing works on the cathedral. Pollution and bird po...

Take the A train... LOL!  I wonder how many places in the world have those small tourist "trains"?  

Some of the hundreds statues on Strasbourg's cathedral. This group of men is a symbol of synagogues.  

Strange creature welcoming you at the entrance of the cathedral  

 

 

I ventured into the cathedral for the first time in ages. Unusually, there were no long queues, for once.  

A temporary construct at the cathedral. Ideal for a nap, or for a good book.  

Our cathedral.  

Days are getting longer now.