Gastronomy and wine are the hallmarks of Alsace. Today, this region has one more asset: its exceptional infrastructure of bicycle paths, which has made it one of the most beautiful cycling destinations in France. From Strasbourg to Colmar, typical villages and quiet paths through the vineyards will allow you to discover and appreciate an exceptional nature, where tradition and history have endured
On the Alsace Wine Tour, you will ride mainly on cycle paths, on minor agricultural tarred roads or on little secondary roads without much traffic.
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Breakfast
Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
Well-prepared route guidance
Detailed travel documents 1x per room (FR, EN, GE)
Own signposting
GPS data available
Service hotline
Bike rental, including rental bike insurance
Arrival to the starting point of the tour
Departure at the end of the tour
Drinks and all extras
Tourist tax (to be paid at the hotel)
Lunches and dinner
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All not expressly mentioned under the item „Included services"
The Bruche Canal was once used to transport wine fromthe wineries to the Alsatian capital. Today, the cycle path runs along the canal from Strasbourg to Molsheim. You will pass by the Roman church of Rosheim, dating from the 12th century, before staying in Obernai or Andlau.
On paved roads, you cross the vineyards and villages with half-timbered houses where geraniums bloom. Mittelbergheim, Dambach-la-Ville, Ribeauvillé and Riquewihr are among the most beautiful villages in France. Each one offers numerous possibilities for visits dedicated to biodiversity, culture and local folk arts and traditions.
The Wine Route and its string of villages will lead you from the vineyards to the wine and art capital of Alsace. Along the way, Turckheim and Eguisheim will complete your discovery of Alsace like a postcard. In Colmar, home of sculptor Bartholdi, the father of the Statue of Liberty, stroll through an exceptionally well-preserved historic center and visit the Unterlinden Museum, which houses the works of Rhenish Renaissance genius painters Martin Schongauer and Matthias Grünewald.
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Tour information
- Duration 5 days
- Minimum age
- Difficulty Level Media
- Distance 120 - 145 km