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This is a fully private day trip from Basel to Bern and Thun — designed around your pace, not a fixed group schedule. Discover Switzerland’s capital, Bern, with its UNESCO-listed Old Town, medieval arcades, and iconic clock tower, then continue to the beautiful lakeside town of Thun, framed by the Alps and Thun Castle. Travel in a premium private vehicle with a professional English-speaking driver, enjoy flexible timing, scenic routes, and door-to-door comfort. No crowds. No train changes. Just a seamless, stress-free way to experience two of Switzerland’s most charming destinations in one unforgettable day.

With wineries at every corner, the Alsace region can seem overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. This small-group tour showcases the must-see “chateaux” and vineyards on a half-day route around the picturesque Alsace Wine Route. You’ll learn about the region and its wine from a guide, and enjoy a tasting session en route.

Colmar is a charming town that looks like it’s straight out of a fairytale. On this small-group photography tour, a local guide takes you to the city’s most photogenic spots so you can capture beautiful photos to cherish for years to come. Walk through Little Venice, Quai de la Poissonnerie, Unterlinden Street, and much more.

Explore the cobbled streets and timbered houses of Kaysersberg, voted France's Favorite Town in 2017. See the Sainte Croix church, the fortified bridge and castle, and the Renaissance facade of the Faller-Brief House. Start the tour at the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) in the central square, before making your way to the Sainte Croix church, mostly constructed in the Middle Ages. Next, visit the town's fortified bridge and castle, famous for their medieval towers. Wander along cobbled streets of timbered houses before reaching the iconic Renaissance facades of the Faller-Brief House, built in 1594 by local cellarman Paul Offinger. Learn all about the culture of wine-making in Kaysersberg, one of the most important villages along the Alsacian Wine Route. Finally, learn about the life of the polymath and Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer as you visit the house of his birth, before finishing the tour back at the town's central square.

Wander through one of France's most beautiful villages on a private walking tour with a guide. You'll see the most significant sights in Riquewihr, including the 13th-century Dolder Gate and the town's former prison. Admire the half-timbered houses and ornate courtyards that typify the region. Meet your guide in the town center before embarking on your tour, in which you'll explore the medieval streets of the Alsatian town. Walk through the 13th-century gate of the Dolder Tower, Riquewihr's most iconic landmark, and learn about its history as a medieval watchtower. Continue to the famous Thieves’ Tower in the former prison of Riquewihr, and learn about its development over the centuries. Then, discover the town's most beautiful streets and courtyards embellished with fountains. Stop to admire the typical Alsatian half-timbered houses with their oriel windows.

From 1870 to 1945, Alsace was a major war zone between France and Germany. This tour will explore the history of the Alsatians, first under German rule, then under French. We will discover remnants of these wars and visit Struthof (a concentration camp at 900 meters altitude), a Nazi German concentration camp. For a lighter touch, we will conclude the tour with a visit to one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Alsace and Christendom at Mont Sainte-Odile. It is important to bring a waterproof jacket and warm clothing depending on the weather. A written description and audio guide are available in English for Struthof. In the event of exceptional closures or road closures due to snow, a visit to the Alsace-Moselle Memorial will be offered. More information about my organization can be found on my website. Photos of you and your family are not published on the website to respect your privacy.

Colmar, nicknamed the "Little Venice", invites you to explore its 21 iconic sites in one day. From colourful half-timbered houses to picturesque canals, every corner of the city exudes Alsatian authenticity. Don’t miss Rapp Square, the Unterlinden Museum and the charm of the Little Venice district. This walking tour allows you to discover the wonders of Colmar while enjoying a glass of local wine after your visit. - Walking tour of 4.7 km, suitable for all levels. Explore 21 must-see sites, including the House of Heads and the Church of Dominicans. - Perfect for families, couples and history lovers. - Enjoy an interactive application to enrich your experience.

Important information: the Christmas market in Riquewihr ends on December 21st 2025 but we still stop in the village. There is no Christmas market in Eguisheim on December the 24th. Explore the enchanting Christmas markets of Alsace on this full-day tour from Colmar. Travel in a luxury minivan with an expert English-speaking guide, visiting the charming towns of Obernai, Riquewihr, and Eguisheim. Stroll through vibrant markets filled with festive decorations and local artisanal products, all while enjoying the scenic beauty of the Alsace Wine Route. This small-group experience ensures an intimate atmosphere, allowing you to fully embrace the holiday spirit in a region known for its rich culture and history. - Full-day tour exploring Obernai, Riquewihr, and Eguisheim - Travel in a luxury minivan, maximum 7 passengers for comfort - English-speaking guide provides insights and assistance throughout - Duration: 8 hours, includes scenic drives along the Alsace Wine Route

Take a walk through the quaint town of Colmar with a private guide to learn more about this unique city. Located on the border of Germany, this French city is characterized by its half-timbered houses, the gothic 13th-century Church of St. Martin, and its cobblestone streets. Pass by several landmarks such as Adolf House, the Tanneurs district, and the beautiful Maison de Têtes.