Leave Strasbourg for a day of discovery in the heart of the fascinating Alsace Wine Route — a journey through fairytale villages, hills covered in vineyards, and centuries of history. Ideal for small groups, this tour combines culture, gastronomy, and breathtaking landscapes for an unforgettable experience.
Your adventure starts in Colmar, a true jewel of Alsace. As you enter the old town, you'll be welcomed by its cobbled streets, colorful half-timbered houses, and romantic canals. Nicknamed "Little Venice," Colmar is a living postcard. Your English-speaking guide accompanies you through the city's most beautiful quarters and iconic sites, revealing at every step its history — shaped by medieval roots and a unique blend of French and German influences.
After the guided tour, you'll enjoy free time to explore at your own pace. Stroll along the canals, capture great photos, or enjoy a traditional lunch at one of the typical restaurants. Taste Alsatian specialties such as tarte flambée, simmered dishes, or warm pretzels, possibly paired with a glass of local wine.
Your day continues in Kaysersberg, often ranked among the most beautiful villages in France. Nestled between vineyards and forest, and dominated by the remains of its medieval castle, Kaysersberg charms visitors with its perfectly preserved half-timbered houses, paved streets, and the soft murmur of the Weiss River. Walking here feels like stepping back in time.
Next comes a taste of Alsace during a tasting at a wine estate. You'll discover the great Alsatian grape varieties — Riesling, Pinot Gris, and Gewurztraminer — while learning what makes their aromas so special, in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Your final stop is Riquewihr, a preserved medieval village surrounded by vineyards. Often compared to an open-air museum, Riquewihr has retained its 16th-century charm with colorful façades, narrow streets, and historic towers. It's one of the most photographed places in Alsace.
Throughout the day, you'll travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan. With a maximum of 7 passengers, this excursion offers an intimate and friendly atmosphere. Your English-speaking guide accompanies you every step of the way, sharing stories, tips, and insights into Alsatian culture, architecture, and gastronomy.
More than a simple tourist visit, this excursion is an immersion into one of the most beautiful regions of France. Whether you're a history lover, a wine enthusiast, or simply enchanted by picture-perfect villages, this day on the Wine Route will leave you with lasting memories.
