10 must-sees during your stay in Alsace

L'Alsace is a region known for its cultural diversity featuring three countries: the Francethe Switzerland and theGermany. This cultural eclecticism is visible in many areas such as history, gastronomy, religion... It is this heterogeneity that attracts tourists at all times of the year.

What are the must-see tourist sites in Alsace?

One day or one weekendWhether alone or with the family, there is nothing more original than a trip to a place as rich in history and culture as Alsace. Here are some ideas for visits that will inspire you during your stay in this beautiful region: 

Visiting Strasbourg with your family

Strasbourg is a French commune and home to the European Parliament. A multitude of exceptional sites embellish this city, such as the cathedral Our Lady from Strasbourgthe emblematic district of the Small FranceThe Orangery Park... Cycling through the city will make your stay more enjoyable. holidays even more memorable. 

Taste good nectars on the Wine Route

For one day, experience new things by discovering the villages of the region alsacienne. From local producers enthusiasts await you on the Wine route.

Exploring the Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle

Located in the Vosges mountains, Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle is 55 kilometres from the city of Strasbourg. This house, which has 900 years of history, offers you a view of the impregnable on the Alsace region. It is the ideal place if you want to dive into the medieval world.

Alsace in summer and winter: what to see and what to do?

Sun or snow? Whatever the season, it's always nice to spend some time in the sun. holidays in the company of your loved ones. If you like the hikingThe Vosges mountains are a great place to go for a walk or a bike ride. Art and culture lovers will also find satisfaction here. There are many monuments historical in this French region: the National Automobile Museum in Mulhouse, the Écomusée in Ungersheim, the Cité du train in the city of Strasbourg... 

If your stay in Alsace is scheduled for December, you can attend the Christmas markets Colmar, Mulhouse, Kaysersberg... This event takes place in all the cities and towns of the region. villages Alsatians. Various winter sports can also be practised in Alsace at this time of the year, such as night skiing or Nordic skiing.

Which Alsatian villages and towns are a must-see?

Alsace is known for its towns and villages with unique architecture. 

• Colmar is a town that attracts many tourists every year thanks to its colourful half-timbered houses, its flowery streets and its medieval town centre. With an ideal climate for vine growing, it has summer dedicated capital of Alsace wines. See you in this Alsatian village to experience exceptional moments with your in loveyour children or your friends.
• Riquewihr is a village located on the Wine route of Alsace. Like a open-air museumit alone contains a multitude of monuments with its remarkable architecture. The half-timbered houses and cobbled streets alone will make your stay in this ideal place worthwhile.
• Kaysersberg is a Alsatian village established on the Wine route. It is distinguished by its medieval castle and the church Gothic in the centre. The best way to discover this place is to participate in walks and treasure hunts organised for visitors.

Where to go to discover Alsatian gastronomy?

Alsace is known worldwide for its specialities gastronomic and its great wines. Visit restaurants and wine cellars on your trip to find the best wines and Alsatian dishes. From the tarte flambéeof the gingerbread and a good bottle of pinot noir... All the ingredients are there for a successful stay in this region.

The Mount Saint-Odile is one of the emblematic addresses to discover the gastronomy of the alsacienne. This place of prayer overlooking the Alsace plain is the place to be if you want to combine spiritual retreat and culinary journey.