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 At Maison Kammerzell breakfast is offered, though you must pay an extra charge for it. The buffet contains tea, coffee, orange juice, three sorts of croissant, local "charcuterie", cheese, yoghurt, bread, three sorts of jam, honey and nutella. The local dish you should not miss for this first meal is "kougelhopf", which is an alsacian brioche. |
 The property has its own restaurant, Salle Léo Schnug, named after the famous painted that decorated the Maison with fantastic frescoes. Among the specialties from the menu, you may taste the choucroutes, the magret de canard and the cheese cake for dessert. Wireless internet is available for an extra charge, and there are also plenty of rooms for buffets, cocktails, social gatherings and business meetings. |
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 Strasbourg Cathedral, built between the 12th and the 15th centuries, is the main attraction in the proximity of Maison Kammerzell. It was the tallest building in the world between 1625 and 1874, it is 142 metres high, and it is a perfect example of Gothic architecture, even though many of its features belong to Romanesque style. Other spots you should try in the capital of the Alsace region are the Petite France and Quartier Allemand. Meanwhile, the Ponts Couverts are a fantastic set of 13th century towers, placed at the end of Petite France. |
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