Annually at Christmastime in Strasbourg, France, a sleepy city on the border of Germany, a row of Baccarat chandeliers are suspended above Rue des Hallebardes. The tradition is called "Les Fastes de la Lumière," meaning "The Glories of the Light." Each luminary is encased in a transparent cage, so it is protected but its elegant glow is not diminished. It's a stunning, unforgettable sight, and a must-see if you ever find yourself there.
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I absolutely LOVE this idea! I wish i could walk down this street! How funky, fun, and totally random... What a cool little town!
1I would love to see this!!
2Le marché de Noël me manque!
3That is so beautiful, I want to be able to see that one day
4Neat!
5I love le marche de noel at Strasbourg, it's one of the best!
6Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills is also decorated each year at Christmas time with suspended Baccarat chandeliers. Its really pretty!
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