Discover the highlights of Alsace on a small group shared excursion Check-out Strasbourg, to the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle, Riquewihr, and Colmar.
Round trip transport included, maximum group of 8 participants and a multilingual geolocated audio guide, automatically broadcasting commentary during the trip.
Your day starts in Strasbourg, where your driver will welcome you to discover the most beautiful Alsatian sites.
First step: the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle, a medieval fortress overlooking the Alsace plain.
You will then take the famous Alsace Wine Route, passing through wine villages such as Saint-Hippolyte, Bergheim, and Ribeauvillé, before reaching Riquewihr, known for its medieval alleys and half-timbered houses.
Finally, discover Colmar, its historic center, its colorful houses, and the famous Little Venice district.
An ideal excursion to discover the treasures of Alsace.
Place Dauphine is one of the two meeting places for participants. The second place of care is Rue Mercière in Strasbourg near the cathedral.
Accompanied by audio guides, you will cross the charming wine village of Kintzheim, nestled at the foot of the Vosges massif, in the heart of the Alsatian vineyard. From your vehicle, you can admire its traditional half-timbered houses, its picturesque alleys, and the vineyard landscapes surrounding the village. Kintzheim is also known for its tourist attractions, including the Eagle Aviary and the Monkey Mountain, located on the heights. As you continue the ascent towards the castle, you will enjoy magnificent forest landscapes and views over the Alsace plain. This crossing is a pleasant introduction to the historical and natural richness of the region.
Go to attack this castle overlooking Alsace. Relive the intense sensations of this place steeped in history. You will have a full hour on site.
You will take the famous Alsace Wine Route towards Riquewihr. This panoramic route crosses magnificent landscapes of vineyards and charming Alsatian villages, notably Saint-Hippolyte, Bergheim, and Ribeauvillé. You will admire the half-timbered houses, the hills covered with vineyards, and the medieval castles overlooking the valley. Throughout the journey, audio guides will let you discover the history of Alsace, its wine traditions, its grape varieties, and its cultural heritage. An immersion in the heart of one of the most beautiful wine regions in France, before joining the medieval village of Riquewihr.
Taking the famous Alsace Wine Route, you will pass through Bergheim, a charming medieval village surrounded by remarkably preserved ramparts and vineyards. From your vehicle, you can admire its half-timbered traditional houses, its old fortifications, and its wine-growing landscapes dominated by the Vosges hills. Ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, Bergheim bears witness to several centuries of Alsatian history. During the tour, your audio guide will introduce you to the history of the village, its architectural heritage, and its wine-growing traditions. A pleasant immersion in authentic Alsace before continuing your journey to Ribeauvillé and Riquewihr.
Continuing your journey on the Alsace Wine Route, you will pass through Ribeauvillé, a charming medieval town nestled at the foot of the Vosges massif. From your vehicle, you will discover its colorful half-timbered houses, its picturesque streets, and its vineyards dominated by the ruins of three medieval castles: Saint-Ulrich, Girsberg, and Haut-Ribeaupierre. Ribeauvillé is also famous for its history linked to the lords of Ribeaupierre and for its wine traditions. During the tour, your audio guide will tell you the history of the city, its castles, and its heritage. You will then continue your journey through the vineyards towards Riquewihr.
Riquewihr belongs to you. Set foot on the soil of this historic village. The actual time on site is 1 hour.
Upon your arrival in Colmar, you will see an impressive replica of the famous Statue of Liberty from New York, 12 meters high. Installed in 2004 to commemorate the centenary of the death of Auguste Bartholdi, this statue pays tribute to the famous sculptor, born in Colmar in 1834 and creator of the Statue of Liberty gifted by France to the United States. Located at the north entrance of the city, it symbolizes the historical and cultural ties between France and the United States. During your ride, your audio guide will tell you the story of Bartholdi, the creation of his monumental work, and the reasons for the presence of this replica in Colmar. You can ask the driver to stop for 5 minutes to take photos.
You will have the leisure to discover Colmar at your leisure. Target the places that interest you. Manage your time as you see fit. You will therefore have a full 2 hours in Colmar.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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