Alsace
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This bike ride themed around gourmandise through the cross-border region of Southern Palatinate, Baden Country, and Alsace will take you to the ...
The EuroVelo5 successively follows the Sarre Canal cycle route, from the Marne to the Rhine up to Strasbourg. Then it continues with the Bruche ...
Envie de découvrir le vignoble du Schlossberg à Kaysersberg ?
The historic town center of Turckheim is the starting point of this route that leads to Sigolsheim, first passing through Katzenthal, another ...
This cross-border cycling route lets you explore the orchard landscapes of Alsace, Southern Palatinate and Baden, stopping for tasty breaks at ...
Crossing borders has never been so easy! Whether you are a top athlete or a fan of leisurely rides, come and flirt with the borders as you like, ...
Eurovelo 6 or the "River Route" connects France to Romania, crossing France from Pays de la Loire to Alsace. The proposed route goes from Montreux ...
Parcourir les vignobles alsaciens
Explorez la Véloroute du Vignoble d’Alsace, créée en 2013 pour célébrer les 60 ans de la Route des Vins. Partie intégrante de l’EuroVelo 5 reliant Londres à Rome, cet itinéraire traverse l’Alsace sur plus de 140 km de Marlenheim à Thann. Profitez également des nombreuses boucles locales au départ de cette route mythique pour des balades d’une journée.
Vous pouvez également randonner à pied sur le chemin de Compostelle en Alsace à partir de Molsheim pour rallier Thann à travers le vignoble, ou choisir l’un des nombreux sentiers viticoles ou circuits thématiques.
La Route des Vins d’Alsace séduit par ses paysages exceptionnels et sa beauté incomparable. Pittoresque, elle égrène des villages typiques et colorés ainsi que des châteaux médiévaux. Festive, elle est rythmée par des fêtes joyeuses et conviviales. Authentique, elle est le berceau de 7 cépages et de Grands Crus incontournables et vous invite à rencontrer plus de 720 producteurs passionnés qui vous ouvrent leurs caves pour partager leur amour du vin !
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Touring the castles of Alsace
Step back in time - that's the promise of the Chemin des Châteaux forts d'Alsace long-distance hiking trail! With its blend of history and nature, this is a real treat for those who enjoy hiking over several days.
Accessible to as many people as possible, the route takes in paths marked by the Club Vosgien and links almost all the fortified castles in the north and south of the region over a distance of 450km. Between Wissembourg and Thann, no fewer than 80 castles (Froensbourg, Lichtenberg, Haut-Barr, Kaysersberg, Ramstein...) await hikers in the foothills of the Vosges mountains! These medieval structures, overlooking the Alsace plain, offer breathtaking views.
One foot in front of the other, each of the 26 stages (18 km) reveals its share of sights and wonders... A great walking experience through the past, for unforgettable memories on the historic roads of Alsace!
The Alsace Castles Trail offers hikers the possibility of a north-to-south journey across Alsace along a path passing over 80 castles, with a ...
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Cycling in Alsace: 4 local cycling routes for the whole family
In Alsace, cyclists are spoilt for choice when it comes to cycling routes! In addition to the 3 European itineraries (EuroVelo), the region offers a wide range of cycling routes to take for a few hours or a day, between the plains, vineyards and mountains.
If you enjoy "playing with borders", the little loop of the Trois Pays will give you the impression of travelling by bike in less than 3 hours. Between France, Germany and Switzerland, this entirely safe and signposted route offers a great cross-border family ride along the water! Not far from the German border, the "Goethe and the potters' villages" cycle route will take you back to the artist's time in Alsace.
As you head towards the foothills of the Vosges mountains, there are two easy cycle routes for families. One allows you to discover the Obernai area on the "Portes Bonheur, chemin des carrières" greenway at the foot of Mont-Saint Odile, while the other takes cyclists through the Bonnefontaine forest and the sumptuous landscapes of the Sarre Valley.
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