Alsace

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Alsace is a historical and cultural region in northeastern France known for its blend of French and German influences, picturesque villages, and renowned wines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historical region
borders Germany
Switzerland
changedSovereignty Franco-Prussian War
World War I
World War II
climate semi-continental climate
containsCity Colmar
Mulhouse
Strasbourg
containsDepartment Bas-Rhin
Haut-Rhin
country France
formerAdministrativeRegionOf France
hasCulturalIdentity Alsatian identity
hasMountainRange Vosges Mountains
hasOfficialLanguage French
hasRegionalLanguage Alemannic German
surface form: Alsatian

German
hasRiver Ill River
Rhine
hasUNESCOSite Neustadt of Strasbourg
Strasbourg
surface form: Strasbourg Grande Île
historicalCapital Strasbourg
historicallyRuledBy France
Germany
Holy Roman Empire
knownFor Alsace Wine Route
Alsatian cuisine
Christmas markets
Gewürztraminer wine
Pinot Gris wine
Riesling wine
blend of French and German cultures
half-timbered houses
picturesque villages
white wines
wine production
largestCity Strasbourg
locatedIn northeastern France
locatedOn western bank of the Rhine
partOf Grand Est
surface form: Grand Est region
traditionalDish baeckeoffe
choucroute garnie
flammekueche
traditionalProduct Kougelhopf cake
Munster cheese
vineyardAreaRankInFrance one of the major wine regions of France

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FC Mulhouse homeRegion Alsace
Rosheim, Bas-Rhin, France historicRegion Alsace
subject surface form: Rosheim
French–Imperial frontier hasSection Alsace
this entity surface form: Alsace region
Église Saint-Étienne locatedIn Alsace
subject surface form: Église Saint-Étienne (Strasbourg)
Ill River islands region Alsace
Vendenheim locatedIn Alsace
this entity surface form: Alsace historical region
Margraviate of Baden todayPartlyIn Alsace
this entity surface form: France (Alsace border region)
Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux locatedIn Alsace
subject surface form: Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux (Strasbourg)
UNESCO World Heritage Site component locatedIn Alsace
subject surface form: Église Saint-Jean de Strasbourg
Andlau locatedIn Alsace
Marlenheim locatedIn Alsace
Cernay locatedIn Alsace
Offendorf locatedIn Alsace
Lauch locatedIn Alsace
Fecht locatedIn Alsace
Moder River locatedIn Alsace
subject surface form: Moder
Neudorf – Port du Rhin area locatedIn Alsace
subject surface form: Neudorf – Port du Rhin
Rue du Maroquin locatedIn Alsace
Wörth, Alsace locatedIn Alsace
Neuf-Brisach locatedIn Alsace
D422 road locatedIn Alsace