Arrival to the wine country. Enjoy a private pick-up by your expert driver-guide from your hotel in Strasbourg or elsewhere in the region, and set off on a scenic drive through the vineyards and rolling landscapes of the Alsace Wine Route.

Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg. Begin with a visit to this spectacular hilltop fortress, offering sweeping views over the Alsace plain. Discover its fully restored medieval interiors, ramparts, and strategic importance overlooking historic trade routes.

Ribeauvillé. Continue to this lively wine town nestled between vineyards and castle ruins, where you can enjoy a relaxed stroll through its historic streets and, if desired, a first tasting at a local estate.

Lunch in a wine village. Pause for lunch in a traditional Alsatian restaurant, with the option to savor regional specialties such as tarte flambée, choucroute, or seasonal cuisine, paired with local wines in an authentic setting.

Riquewihr. Explore the colorful street of one of the most iconic villages in Alsace, followed by a tasting at the renowned Dopff au Moulin Winery famous for its Crémant and Grand Cru wines.

Eguisheim. Conclude your journey in this charming circular village, known for its flower-lined lanes and timeless atmosphere, with a final tasting at a family-run estate like Emile Beyer Winery.

Overnight. Return to Strasbourg or stay overnight in a charming hotel in the countryside or in Colmar.

Morning in Colmar. Enjoy a morning tour of Colmar, once a Free Imperial City of the Holy Roman Empire. Stroll through its beautifully preserved medieval Old Town, admire the canals of Little Venice, browse the covered market, and marvel at the celebrated Isenheim Altarpiece at the Unterlinden Museum.

Wine workshop or cooking class. Take part in a hands-on experience, choosing between a guided wine workshop to explore Alsace varietals and terroirs, or a cooking class where you’ll learn to prepare traditional regional dishes in a warm and convivial setting.

Kaysersberg & wine museum. Continue to this charming medieval village, known for its cobbled streets, historic fortified bridge, the castle overlooking the town, and vineyard-covered hills, and visit the local wine museum for insight into Alsace’s winemaking traditions.

Vineyards & wine tasting. Enjoy a tasting at a local estate, followed by a gentle walk through the surrounding vineyards, learning about the landscape, grape varieties, and winemaking traditions that define the region.

Mont Sainte-Odile. On the return journey to Strasbourg, stop at this iconic hilltop site overlooking the Alsace plain from 760 meters altitude. Founded as a monastery in the 7th century by Saint Odile - the saint patron of Alsace - it has since been a major pilgrimage destination, where sweeping views and a peaceful atmosphere provide a memorable conclusion to your journey.

Enhance your Alsace wine tasting adventure with a private 4x4 journey through the steep vineyards of Schlossberg, Schoenenbourg, or Eichberg, gaining direct access to these prestigious terroirs. Meet passionate winemakers, walk through their terroir, explore their cellars, and conclude with a structured tasting of up to 12 wines, showcasing the diversity of Alsace Grand Cru appellations and grape varieties.

WWII Memory Tour. Explore the Maginot Line fortifications, the Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp, the Alsace-Moselle Memorial in Schirmeck, and historic sites in Saverne.

WWI Memory Tour. Explore the battlefields of Le Linge and Hartmannswillerkopf, walk through preserved trenches and memorials, and discover additional historic sites across the Vosges Mountains, where the legacy of WWI still shapes the landscape.

Jewish Heritage Tour. Discover Alsace’s rich Jewish history through its synagogues, historic quarters, cemeteries, and long-standing communities.

Genealogy Experience. Trace your Alsatian roots with personalized research and visits to ancestral towns, bringing family history to life in a meaningful way.

Christmas Markets Tour. Experience the magic of Alsatian villages during the festive season, with their enchanting Christmas markets, traditions, and seasonal specialties.

Cross-border & Black Forest excursions. Extend your journey beyond France with day trips to Germany and Switzerland, visiting destinations such as Heidelberg, Baden-Baden, Freiburg im Breisgau, or Basel, or explore the natural beauty of the Black Forest.

Wine, beer & culinary workshops. Participate in a wine pairing experience or an Alsatian beer crafting workshop, and join a hands-on cooking class to prepare regional specialties such as choucroute garnie, tarte flambée, or baeckeoffe.

Local traditions & craftsmanship. Visit Vosges mountain farms to discover the traditional production of Munster cheese, and explore local craftsmanship by creating Alsatian ceramics in workshops in Soufflenheim and nearby villages.

Biking, hiking or hot air-balloon ride. Explore the vineyards of the Alsace Wine Route on an e-bike tour, enjoy guided hikes through the Vosges Mountains or the Black Forest, or take to the skies with a hot air balloon ride or tandem paragliding over breathtaking landscapes.

Waterways & boat tour. Discover the charm of Alsace from the water with a guided boat tour through the canals of Colmar or Strasbourg, offering a different perspective on the region’s picturesque scenery.

Professional photo shoot. Capture your journey with a professional photo shoot set among Alsace’s fairytale villages, vineyards, and scenic countryside, creating timeless memories of your stay.

Extend your journey. Combine your Alsace experience with a wider exploration of France, including Paris, Normandy, Champagne, Burgundy, or other iconic regions.