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Strasbourg & Alsace Wine Villages
Share tarte flambee, Riesling and timber-framed lanes across Strasbourg and the storybook villages of the Alsace Wine Route.
The itinerary.
4 days · 11 stops
Thursday
Day One
Settle into Strasbourg's Petite France quarter and meet Alsace through its winstub tables and shared dishes.
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La Petite France
Wander the canal-laced quarter of half-timbered tanners' houses, the city's most photographed and most lived-in district.
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Maison Kammerzell
Sauerkraut and Alsatian classics under carved Renaissance beams beside the cathedral square.
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Au Brasseur
A convivial local brewpub for sharing tarte flambee and house-brewed beer elbow-to-elbow with Strasbourgeois.
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Hotel
Hotel Cour du Corbeau Strasbourg - MGallery booking.com · AI hotel ratings: hotelist.com
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Getting around
- Arrive by TGV from Paris (1h50) into Strasbourg station, then walk or tram into the centre
Friday
Day Two
Strasbourg's grand monuments and the people who keep its traditions: cathedral, museums, and a covered market lunch.
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Strasbourg Cathedral
Climb the 332 steps of the rose-sandstone Gothic spire and time your visit for the astronomical clock's midday procession.
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Musee Alsacien
A folk-life museum set across connected old houses, recreating rural Alsatian interiors, costumes and crafts.
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Restaurant Au Crocodile
A Strasbourg institution for refined regional cooking and the warm hospitality the city is known for.
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Hotel
Hotel Cour du Corbeau Strasbourg - MGallery booking.com · AI hotel ratings: hotelist.com
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Getting around
- Explore the compact island centre entirely on foot
Saturday
Day Three
Down the Wine Route to Colmar and Riquewihr, tasting in family cellars where growers pour their own Riesling.
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Riquewihr
A walled medieval wine village of flower-decked timber houses, ringed by grand cru vineyards you can taste straight from the source.
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Hugel & Fils
Sit down with one of Alsace's most storied family wineries for a guided tasting of Riesling and Gewurztraminer.
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Colmar Old Town
Stroll Little Venice and the medieval centre, then visit the Unterlinden Museum's Isenheim Altarpiece.
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Hotel
Hotel Cour du Corbeau Strasbourg - MGallery booking.com · AI hotel ratings: hotelist.com
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Getting around
- Day trip by train to Colmar (30 min) plus a short bus or rental car along the Route des Vins to the villages
Sunday
Day Four
A slow last morning over coffee and kougelhopf before the train home.
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Marche Couvert (Covered Market)
Graze the stalls of Strasbourg's 19th-century covered market for cheese, charcuterie and bredele to take home.
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Patisserie Christian
A final Alsatian breakfast of kougelhopf and viennoiseries at this beloved Strasbourg pastry house.
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Hotel
Hotel Cour du Corbeau Strasbourg - MGallery booking.com · AI hotel ratings: hotelist.com
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Getting around
- Return TGV from Strasbourg to Paris (1h50)
Location.
Frequently asked
How many days do you need for Strasbourg & Alsace Wine Villages?
4 days. The itinerary runs from Thursday to Sunday and covers 11 curated stops across 4 days.
How much does Strasbourg & Alsace Wine Villages cost?
Mid-range — €150–300 per day per person.
Where do you stay during Strasbourg & Alsace Wine Villages?
Hotel Cour du Corbeau Strasbourg - MGallery is the recommended base for the trip; the full hotel list per day is in the itinerary section.
What's included in the Strasbourg & Alsace Wine Villages itinerary?
Day-by-day stops at 11 restaurants, museums, viewpoints and landmarks; transportation hints between each leg; and a hotel base in Strasbourg.
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