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Colmar belongs to early risers, before the day-trippers fill the lanes. The center is largely car-free, and its Alsatian identity, neither quite French nor German, shows in the architecture, the food and the dialect.
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Colmar belongs to early risers, before the day-trippers fill the lanes. The center is largely car-free, and its Alsatian identity, neither quite French nor German, shows in the architecture, the food and the dialect.
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