Villages typiques alsaciens

A legendary itinerary, a string of picturesque villages, breathtaking landscapes, passionate winegrowers…

The Alsatian vineyard produces mainly white wines, sparkling wines as well as some rosés and reds. Just like in Germany, you will find delicious Rieslings, Gewurztraminers and Pinots Gris. Pinot Noir is the only red wine from Alsace, fresh, light and fruity. Sparkling wines, known as Crémants d’Alsace, are also produced from Pinot Noir.

Alsace wines are aromatic, floral, spicy and recognized worldwide for their finesse and elegance. Don’t miss also discovering the 51 Grands Crus of Alsace, reflections of the complexity and richness of the Alsatian vineyard.

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Musée Automobile Mulhouse

The world most exciting car collection is in Mulhouse !

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111 avenue de la première division blindée 68100 Mulhouse

Mulhouse Zoo

One of the oldest zoos of France, a must to be seen in Mulhouse.

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2 rue Alfred de Glehn 68200 Mulhouse

Cité du Train

The oldest train museum in Europe, a breathtaking experience !

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rue de l'espoir 68190 Ungersheim

Parc du Petit Prince

A theme park for families with a touch of Saint Exupery's Petit Prince

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Europa Park Strasse 2, 77977 Rust, Allemagne

Europa Park

The best theme park in Europe !

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9 avenue Nessel 68570 Soultzmatt

Music-Hall du Paradis des Sources

In the heart of the Vallée noble, an moment of magic when the night comes ....

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Route des Vins d’Alsace

A mythical route, a string of picturesque villages, breathtaking landscapes, passionate winegrowers... The Alsatian vineyard produces mainly white wines, sparkling wines as well as some rosés and reds. Just…

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68760 Goldbach-Altenbach

Le Grand Ballon d’Alsace et la route des crêtes

Culminating at 1,424 meters, it is the highest peak in the Vosges massif. A breath of fresh, fresh air! The creation of the Route des Crêtes dates back…

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67600 Orschwiller

Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg et les châteaux-forts d’Alsace

Passing through the Haut-Koenigsbourg gate is like diving into the world of the Middle Ages! And there are plenty more! ...Visit the castles of Alsace! Bucheneck Built before the 12th…

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Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg et les châteaux-forts d’Alsace

67600 Orschwiller

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Passing through the Haut-Koenigsbourg gate is like diving into the world of the Middle Ages! And there are plenty more! ...Visit the castles of Alsace! Bucheneck Built before the 12th century, Bucheneck Castle is located 20 minutes by car from your Best Western Plus Au Cheval Blanc hotel. Listed as a historic monument since 1984, the building served as a residence for various noble families, but also for the Bishop of Strasbourg. Today, it hosts a museum dedicated to the history of the town of Soultz-Haut-Rhin, from the reception of a garrison of the Order of Malta within its walls to the story of the life of the community. Jew of the city. Nueuenbourg Not to be confused with Nuenburg Castle in Germany, this building is only a 25-minute drive from your Best Western Plus Au Cheval Blanc hotel. Built in the 14th century, the first fortified castle did not survive the disastrous Thirty Years' War. However, in the 17th century, Abbot Philippe de Loewenstein ordered the building of a new castle, which is the one we can see today. After many transformations, sometimes workshop, sometimes villa, the castle is today a Cultural and Tourist Center. Visit its gardens, which host temporary exhibitions and events! Engelburg, the Witch’s Eye A very frightening name for a castle, the Witch's Eye was not always nicknamed that. Located about 30 minutes by car from your Best Western Plus Au Cheval Blanc hotel, it was Louis XIV who ordered its destruction in 1673, after the Treaties of Westphalia which attached Alsace to France. A group of miners is then dispatched, but they end up collapsing the tower of the keep, creating an atypical structure still visible today, a stone circle visible from afar. This is the Eye of the Witch. The ruins, forgotten for a time, were rediscovered and classified as a historic monument in 1898. Since then, courageous volunteers have made it their mission to restore the building to its original state. An unusual place not to be missed!