Pink and blue

And a little yellow and brown, at the European Parliament 
 

A walk in the park

 

Storks a plenty

Many storks in our huge Orangerie Park, near the European Parliament. More b&w here.
 

The view

A popular place for photographers.
 

Pink

The Strasbourg cathedral was built out of pink sandstone from the mountain range nearby, the Vosges. Pollution blackened it, cleaning is been done for as long as I can remember. A Sisyphus kind of task...  
 

Second hand

Several stalls selling second hand books and some posters and knickknacks, 3 or 4 times a week on the main square.
 

Monday

Another sign of spring.
 

Daliesque

It's EGG day! So, here are some, on top of Salvador Dali's museum-house in Figueres, Catalunya, Spain.

If you celebrate it:

 Happy Easter!

The tube

A different shoe shop.
 

Surf is up!

More b&w right...here.
 

Harley

 

Bunnies

Guess Easter is around the corner. The 13th yearly Easter Market, a few months after, you guessed it, the Christmas Market....
 

L'Aubette

The Aubette, a 1765 historical building on Strasbourg's main square.
 

Wisteria on Monday

 

Watching

 

Se faire monter la tete

Riding on someone's head... French for getting carried away... Why not.
 

The wall

More b&w here.
 

Danni Elizza

 

Red barrel street

Street named after an inn, Zum roten Faesslein, 1636 AD. This is the current name, since 1945, although the name changed 18 times since 1275AD. As a reminder, Strasbourg was founded in the year 8 BC, 2033 years ago by roman soldiers, but people were living here long before. When was your town founded?

Among others names, we have a Preaching Fox street, rue du renard prechant... More about it later.
 

The old city hall

Formerly known as the hôtel of Hanau-Lichtenberg. In France, during the Renaissance, a hôtel was the residence of a prince. Built between 0731 and 1736, in the baroque style.