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Petite France

Grand Isle, Strasbourg, France

Featured Review : What’s in a name? You may be surprised at how the name "Petit France" was devised! A hospital was located in the district in the 1500’s to care for patients with veneral disease. Alsatians blamed the French for spre...See Full Review

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Petite France Reviews

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Le Petit France

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Ed Hahn from Hong Kong, China
  • February 15, 2006
Le Petit France
Quote: We discover La Petite France, an area on an island in the center of the Ill River, our first afternoon in Strasbourg. It is part of the Grand Ile, or Main Island, and the historic home of Strasbourg’s tanners and millers. It got its name from the... Read the full Petite France review

From journal Surprising Strasbourg

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Petite France

  • 5 out of 5 stars by kjlouden from , West Virginia
  • August 25, 2004
Petite France
Quote: What’s in a name? You may be surprised at how the name "Petit France" was devised! A hospital was located in the district in the 1500’s to care for patients with veneral disease. Alsatians blamed the French for spreading it--particularly their... Read the full Petite France review

From journal A Strasbourg Dawn