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A popular vacation combining cities in France! Start in Strasbourg (the capital city of the Grand Est region, formerly Alsace, in northeastern France), then drive to Alsace - Wine Region (Located in northeast of France, Alsace is something of a hidden treasure, known for its very aromatic, floral and spicy white wines – and it's white wines that make up over 90% of the region's production) and finally before you head back home, visit Strasbourg one last time.
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This 6 night sample itinerary includes:
Flight into and out of Strasbourg
Rental Car for 7 days
Hotel for 2 nights in the Strasbourg
Hotel for 3 nights in the Alsace - Wine Region
Hotel for 1 night in the Strasbourg
Driving Time Strasbourg- Alsace - Wine Region: 41 mins. approx. Alsace - Wine Region- Strasbourg: 40 min approx.
Strasbourg is one of France's greatest cities and also one of its major ports, situated only two miles west of the Rhine River. It has been the subject of a centuries long tug-of-war between France and Germany, and is all the more exciting and beautiful because of this. The city is an enchanting mixture of culture, language, and cuisine with influences from both sides. The historic center, which is structured around the cathedral, and the new town are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Visit the Musée Alsacien, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, La Petite France, Maison Kammerzell, Quartier Krutenau, Historical Museum, Parc de l`Orangerie, European Parliament, and so much more!
3 nights in Alsace Wine Region
In the department of Grand Est, which runs alongside the German border, the Alsace Wine Region shares influences from both countries (historically the area has shifted between these two national powers). Noticeable in every way, from the iconic half-timbered and brightly colored buildings to the food and, of course, the wine. Charming Medieval villages and castles are dotted amongst some of the country’s best vineyards with picturesque countryside views all around.
Visit Bergheim, Barr, Eguisheim, Kintzheim, Marlenheim, Obernai, Ottrott, Ribeauville, Riquewihr, Rosheim, Saint-Hippolyte, Selestat, Turckheim, and many more charming towns and villages.
1 nights in Strasbourg
Strasbourg is one of France's greatest cities and also one of its major ports, situated only two miles west of the Rhine River. It has been the subject of a centuries long tug-of-war between France and Germany, and is all the more exciting and beautiful because of this. The city is an enchanting mixture of culture, language, and cuisine with influences from both sides. The historic center, which is structured around the cathedral, and the new town are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Visit the Musée Alsacien, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, La Petite France, Maison Kammerzell, Quartier Krutenau, Historical Museum, Parc de l`Orangerie, European Parliament, and so much more!
<b>France</b> remains one of the worlds most talked-about and written-about destinations. Whether the romance of Paris sweeps you off your feet or you fall gently for the relaxed life of Provence, France is a place for lovers, and will leave you spellbound. Paris is undoubtedly one of the world's great cities, with enough monuments, museums, restaurants, theatres and shows to last a lifetime. The northern provinces of Normandy and Brittany are steeped in history while the Loire Valley is world famous for its châteaux.
Strasbourg is one of France's greatest cities and also one of its major ports, situated only two miles west of the Rhine River. It has been the subject of a centuries long tug-of-war between France and Germany, and is all the more exciting and beautiful because of this. The city is an enchanting mixture of culture, language, and cuisine with influences from both sides. The historic center, which is structured around the cathedral, and the new town are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Visit the Musée Alsacien, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, La Petite France, Maison Kammerzell, Quartier Krutenau, Historical Museum, Parc de l`Orangerie, European Parliament, and so much more!
In the department of Grand Est, which runs alongside the German border, the Alsace Wine Region shares influences from both countries (historically the area has shifted between these two national powers). Noticeable in every way, from the iconic half-timbered and brightly colored buildings to the food and, of course, the wine. Charming Medieval villages and castles are dotted amongst some of the country’s best vineyards with picturesque countryside views all around.
Visit Bergheim, Barr, Eguisheim, Kintzheim, Marlenheim, Obernai, Ottrott, Ribeauville, Riquewihr, Rosheim, Saint-Hippolyte, Selestat, Turckheim, and many more charming towns and villages.
Strasbourg is one of France's greatest cities and also one of its major ports, situated only two miles west of the Rhine River. It has been the subject of a centuries long tug-of-war between France and Germany, and is all the more exciting and beautiful because of this. The city is an enchanting mixture of culture, language, and cuisine with influences from both sides. The historic center, which is structured around the cathedral, and the new town are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Visit the Musée Alsacien, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, La Petite France, Maison Kammerzell, Quartier Krutenau, Historical Museum, Parc de l`Orangerie, European Parliament, and so much more!
Experience Strasbourg