Cycle Tour on Alsace Wineroad

Arrival in Strasbourg

Take the time to discover Strasbourg, the European capital of Alsace with a rich and dense heritage. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, do not miss the city’s must-sees: the lovely district of Petite France, Notre- Dame Cathedral or the Covered Bridges. The European quarter is also worth a visit

Strasbourg – Obernai | 39 km

Leave Strasbourg by the secure bike path along the river. Your quiet route take the cycle path along the Bruche canal, one of the prettiest Green Ways in Alsace to Molsheim, a small wine village with a century-old charm. Then in Rosheim, do not miss the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, one of the jewels of Alsatian Romanesque architecture. Spend the night in the heart of the historic center of Obernai, with its typically Alsatian charm

Obernai – Sélestat | 34 km

Continue on the Alsace wine route. The route allows you to discover many charming villagesincludingAndlauand its Romanesque abbey orMittelbergheim, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France. Dambach-la-Ville is also worth a stop. The stage ends in Sélestat, a city of Art and history, with its historic center and its Humanist Library registered in the Unesco Memory

Sélestat – Kaysersberg | 26 km

A short stage rich in discoveries! At the bottom of the massive castle of Haut-Koenisbourg, your route takes cycle paths and small roads to show you the essentials of the Alsace Wine Route with wine villages and their colorful houses: Bergheim, Ribeauvillé. As you wish, you can stroll through several villages classified among the most beautiful in France such as Riquewihr or the less known Hunawihr. Spend the night in Kaysersberg, another classified charming village

Kaysersberg – Colmar | 30 km

Leave Kaysersberg behind you for a stage that winds its way through the charming villages of the Alsatian vineyards. Visits to Turckheim or Eguisheim, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, allow you to discover Alsatian gastronomy. Then you reach the Art City of Colmar and its characteristic Alsatian atmosphere. Discover the wine capital of Alsace with its remarkable architecture and the “Little Venice” district, charming with its canals and its covered market

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