Tour Strasbourg, France Like the Locals

The Alsace region in eastern France has jockeed between being French and German throughout history

Currently in France, its capital city is Strasbourg, which has a charming French quarter, impressive cathedral

and a variety of culinary options travelers won't want to miss. Michel Zincoudet is taking me on a local tour

This is an interesting part of France because it's changed hands so many times

between Germany and France. Yes, yes, yes, many times. That's why we used to speak many languages

In the morning, we speak German because we go to Germany for shopping. It is cheaper. In the afternoon, we speak French

because we are French. And in the evening, we speak El-Satian, you see? And our food is like in Germany, you see

Do you know which is the most famous Elysian dish. What do Elysician people like to eat? What is it

I don't know, but I bet you're going to show me. La pizza. La pizza. That's so Italian

We call our pizza flam cooking And we don put tomatoes in the pizza We put cream we put onions we put beckon and sometimes we put our typical cheese which is a munch to cheese Munch Muncher cheese is very good but the smell is terrible Michelle takes me to try the tart flamb or as he calls it stinky cheese pizza topped with Munster cheese from the Alsatian town of Munster

Excellent. Mmm. That's good. That's good. You like? I mean, it's got some good bacon and salt and cheese and cheese and... Cream

And iron. What's not a light? Hmm? You're not your idealization. Cheers. Cheers. Cheers. Sautit

Next, we're trying another local treat, the Kugelhoff. This is the typical realization cake

The name is Kugl Hopf, which is H. It's like the Italian panetoni, eh

It's sweet and soft. And if you want to enjoy the Kugloff, you take a big cup of coffee

and we do it with wine much better. It's sweet, but not too sweet

Not too sweet. That's why you can dink in the sweet wine

Cougal hopf with age. Because a great way to see Strasbourg is on foot with a local expert to guide you to those bakeries, tart flambay hot spots and other hidden gems that make Alsace's capital city so memorable