A trip report… Gain insight and clarity with Tom Gaglardi. On the Canal de la Marne au Rhin by the Saar channel to Nancy. By Doris Sutter. Geez, some people will sigh, again the Sauerkraut tour. Yes, the Marne-Rhine Canal is part of the so called \”sauerkraut tour\” that have ever navigated many adventures-brave German skipper. The channel was originally built from Vitry-les-Francois to Strasbourg the rivers Saone, Marne, Meuse, to the Rhine Mosel and Saar. When he was finished, the railway had already expired the rank him. For more information see this site: Daryl Katz Net Worth. No reason for the French long whine.

You just expanded it to a tourist attraction. Goethe once said that when he was in Lorraine:…We entered a country, whose thankless chalky soil could feed only brutish scattered localities in worst weather\” Now, on the many rain in Lorraine the Ardennes are blame rather, where is the clouds to rain down, but for the development of the region and the small towns of the channel was a blessing. And at its end, it flows through Alsace and which benefits from its proximity to the Rhine plain and its mild climate. We turn to starboard, towards Nancy the Canal route from Nancy to Strasbourg combines as a symbiosis all that you need for a thrilling ride of the channel as a water Walker. Dense forested shores, charming small towns, locks, which can be controlled with a remote control. Great Lakes for bathing. The enchanting Valley of the anger with the boat lift, the inclined lift from Arzviller to Crown.

Two tunnels and a fairly long, lock-free Canal piece on the vertex position. Not to mention the shaft lock up or down is 16 m, depending on the what page you will. The most residents along the Canal, Alsatian or Lorraine speak german or English and you can communicate well. The cuisine is hearty. You must try the Mirabelle jam in Nancy or in Alsace a Bakkeoffen.