On the borders of the Latin and Germanic civilizations, Alsace offers astonishing cultural wealth. A region proud of its identity, Alsace is a great wine-making region. It's white wines are delicious accompanied with one of the countless local specialties. In the evening, sit and relax in the charming hotels along the route.

Cycling along the route, you will discover the beauty of the region in a relaxed manner, as you travel along trails suitable for cycling and numerous purpose-built cycle tracks. Villages adorned with flowers and imposing medieval castles dot the route. There is ample time to visit the beauitful cities of Strasbourg and Colmar.

Day 1: Strasbourg
After arriving in Strasbourg, settle into the hotel and spend the evening exploring the town.
Overnight in Strasbourg

Day 2: Strasbourg – Area Sélestat (16 or 22 or 34 miles/25 or 35 or 55 km)
Leaving Strasbourg, you cycle along the Rhône-Rhine canal, which will lead you along its very pretty cycle track into the heart of the Ried.
Overnight in Sélestat area

Day 3: Area Sélestat – Colmar (31 or 34 or 41 miles/50 or 55 or 66 km)
You will travel through the landscapes and villages of the Alsatian Ried that is rich in aquatic flora and fauna. You arrive in Colmar, the capital of the wine of Alsace and the town of art, by the cycle track along the channel of Colmar.
Overnight in Colmar

Day 4: Colmar – Riquewihr area (24 miles/39 km)
You have more time to visit the art city of Colmar. You drive through cycle tracks and sometimes on low traffic side roads and will get to Riquewihr. At the foot of the Vosges nestle the winemaking villages responsible for the reputation of the Alsatian Grands Crus: Eguisheim, Turckheim, Kaysersberg, and Riquewihr.
Overnight in Riquewihr area

Day 5: Riquewihr area – Obernai area (31 miles/49 km)
Along the wine road you will discover the villages of Barr, Andlau and its abbey, Bergheim, Ribeauvillé, Hunawihr.
Overnight in Obernai area

Day 6: Obernai area – Strasbourg(25 miles/40 km)
You cycle along the banks of the Bruche canal, you will reach the capital of Europe: Strasbourg.

Please note that this tour ends on a cycling day. We recommend adding on an additional night in Strasbourg. See prices under the "Dates & Prices" tab.