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[big fat comment because comments can't be formatted well] Following the instructions of @Boaz Yaniv works for me: <pre><code>>>> addressString = 'Wilhelmstra\xc3\x9fe 123, T\xc3\xbcbingen, Deutschland' </code></pre> That's a <code>str</code> ojbject, encoded in UTF-8. We need to percent-escape it so that it can be used in a URL. <pre><code>>>> import urllib >>> fixed = urllib.quote(addressString) >>> print repr(fixed) 'Wilhelmstra%C3%9Fe%20123%2C%20T%C3%BCbingen%2C%20Deutschland' </code></pre> Now let's try it out: <pre><code>>>> url = "http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=" + fixed + "&sensor=false" >>> guff = urllib.urlopen(url).read() >>> import json >>> print repr(json.loads(guff)['results'][0]['formatted_address']) u'Wilhelmstra\xdfe 123, 72074 T\xfcbingen, Germany' >>> </code></pre> If you have something like this: <code>'Wilhelmstra\xdfe 123, T\xfcbingen, Deutschland'</code>, that's a <code>str</code> object encoded in latin1 or cp1252 or whatever. You'll need to decode that to a <code>unicode</code> object then encode that in UTF-8 then percent-escape it. However if you have (VERY subtle difference) <code>u'Wilhelmstra\xdfe 123, T\xfcbingen, Deutschland'</code>, that's a <code>unicode</code> object and you'll need to encode that in UTF-8 then percent-escape it. You said """ i still get the same error message: Exception Type: UnicodeEncodeError Exception Value: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xdf' in position 10: ordinal not in range(128) when requesting the link """ This looks like you are feeding a <code>unicode</code> object to something which wants a <code>str</code> object and tries to get it by encoding using the (usual default) <code>ascii</code> encoding. If you continue to have this problem, show your code. Break it down to the minimum necessary (as I did above). Show repr(step_by_step_results).
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