Top Alsace Spring Break

Spend a day in the Alsace wine region on a small-group tour from Colmar. Drive along the Alsatian wine route, admiring the countryside scenery and traditional villages. You’ll stop at three wineries for guided wine tastings, meeting some of the owners and winemakers and learning about the different varietals produced in this region of France.

Get a more intimate look at the Alsace region with a small-group tour that’s capped at eight people. You’ll visit a selection of carefully chosen wineries and villages around the famous French wine route, meeting winemakers, and enjoying a tasting of Alsace wine. The pretty villages of Hunawhir, Riquewihr, and Eguisheim all feature on the route.

Visit an Alsatian wine estate in the company of the winemaker, and taste five different wines produced on site. Three generations of the same family have run this vineyard, and they'll be proud to explain how the wines are produced and the different tasting notes. Traditional snacks in the form of pretzels, regional cheeses and charcuterie are also served.

Spend a half-day with a knowledgeable guide on an Alsace wine tour along the scenic Alsace Wine Route. During this half-day tour from Strasbourg, visit two charming towns for two wine tastings. Sample some of the region’s notable wines, including gewürztraminer and Riesling, as you learn about how the wines are produced. Select either a morning or afternoon tour, whichever suits your itinerary, and enjoy a more personalized experience with a small tour group limited to eight people.

Spend a full day exploring the beautiful French wine region of Alsace during a day trip from Strasbourg. Follow the Alsace Wine Route to visit charming villages like Dambach-la-Ville, Ribeauvillé, Mittelbergheim and Riquewihr. Stop at three different wineries to sample some of the wines the Alsace is famous for, including Gewürztraminer and Riesling. Learn about the region from an expert guide, and enjoy personal attention in a small group limited to eight people.

The tasting begins at the cellar. This is followed by the screening of an explanatory video on the development of Alsace wines (suitable for children). Then we will visit the cellar, its wooden barrels more than 100 years old and you will discover our family history through a scenographic space with immersive video 180° projected on barrels: unique in France. Presentation of the barrel of the 1900 Universal Exhibition. Then we continue the tasting in our tea room area around a "gourmet wine": several glasses in accord with sweet and savoury delicacies: cheese, cold cuts, and various sweets You can also not register the children and they will choose a snack on site! Alsace Tourism Trophy 2021 and Wine Tourism Trophy 2022.

France might be most renowned for its wine, but the Alsace region is equally famous for its beer. Whether you’re a craft beer enthusiast or just want to learn how Strasbourg’s German heritage has influenced the local drinking culture, this tasting tour will teach you everything you need to know about local beer. Sample various craft beers, learn about artisan beer production, plus enjoy happy hour prices after the tour.

The man who designed the Statue of Liberty was born in Colmar, and his sculptures stand in eight spots along this walking route. This self-guided audio tour, played through the Tourific app on your own phone, leads you to all of them, plus a Jewish treasure found behind a wall five centuries after it was buried, and the smallest house in town, once used as a medieval anti-smuggling post. You'll trace Colmar's restless past as it changed hands between France and Germany seven times, stand where Audie Murphy earned the Medal of Honor at nineteen, and pause beside the canal Disney's animators may or may not have borrowed for Belle's village. With offline maps, no fixed start time, and the freedom to stop for kougelhopf, this Colmar audio tour fits your pace, not a guide's. Over 20,000 travelers have used our self-guided walking tours, and the tour comes with a full refund guarantee. Press play when you're ready.

Explore the Alsatian wine route and learn about winemaking in the Alsace region on this half-day tour from Colmar. With a driver-guide, visit local wineries for two tastings, where you’ll discover the differences between grape varietals such as riesling, pinot gris and gewurztraminer. This small-group tour is limited to just eight people to provide a more intimate experience in the French countryside.

Discover the Highlights of the Alsace Wine Route in Comfort and Style Set off on an unforgettable journey along the Alsace Wine Route aboard a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Your local driver-guide (and photographer, if you wish!) knows all the hidden gems and will share fascinating insights into the region’s history, architecture, and gastronomy. Over the course of three delightful hours, relax and let yourself be guided through the most beautiful villages around Colmar. From Eguisheim to Riquewihr and Kaysersberg, or through the finest Alsace wine cellars for tastings, you’ll be spoiled for choice with so many breathtaking stops along the way. Your private driver-guide-photographer will give you their full attention, ensuring a personalized, one-of-a-kind experience tailored to your interests and preferences.

Our first stage will take you to Bergheim, a superb village on the wine route, which conceals many wonders hidden in the heart of its medieval walls. You will then have the opportunity to visit the charming town of Ribeauvillé, former stronghold of the Lords of Ribeaupierre. After a visit to Hunawihr and a photo stop in front of its famous fountain, you will go to a local winemaker to taste traditional Alsatian wines. Take advantage of the lunch break in the village of Riquewihr, one of the best known in the region, in particular for its privileged location, in the heart of the vineyard. The visits will continue through two villages also famous for their historical character: Kaysersberg and Eguisheim. These two villages have been elected "Favorite Villages of the French", a famous French program celebrating each year the favorite villages of the French. Kaysersberg won the edition in 2017 and Eguisheim in 2013.

Alsace is known for its colorful medieval villages, hilltop castles, and award-winning wines—and this full-day tour covers it all in one day. Follow the Alsace Wine Route, stopping to enjoy magnificent views over the vineyards, and visit three towns: Kaysersberg, Eguisheim, and Riquewihr. Plus, admire the Chateau du Haut-Koenigsbourg, inside and out, and taste Alsatian wines at a local winery.

Leave Strasbourg for a full-day journey along the enchanting Alsace Wine Route, where fairytale villages, rolling vineyards and rich history await. Traveling in a comfortable minivan (max. 7 guests), enjoy a personalized experience with an English-speaking guide. Begin in Colmar, the jewel of Alsace. Discover its cobbled streets, colorful half-timbered houses and romantic canals during a guided walk through the old town, including highlights like Little Venice and the Saint-Martin Collegiate Church. Enjoy free time for photos, shopping or lunch. Continue to Kaysersberg, one of France’s most beautiful villages, nestled among vineyards and crowned by a medieval castle. Stroll through its picturesque streets while your guide shares local history and legends. Next, savor the flavors of Alsace with a wine tasting at a local estate. End the day in Riquewihr, a perfectly preserved medieval village often compared to an open-air museum.

Enjoy an active way to discover Alsace’s most picturesque villages and vineyards—and pair your excursion with a top-notch wine tasting—on this private bike tour. In the morning, meet your guide right outside Colmar, grab your bike, and set off on two wheels. You’ll discover picturesque villages like Eguisheim and Gueberschwihr, cycle past grand cru vineyards, and enjoy a tutored wine tasting.

An authentic encounter Share a special moment with Muriel and discover her philosophy. An immersion in organic viticulture Explore organically farmed vineyards and learn about environmentally friendly practices. A feminine approach to wine Discover a vision of wine that emphasizes finesse and elegance with a non-intrusive approach to winemaking. A unique and personalized tasting Savor organic Alsace wines from parcel selections, reflecting the identity of the terroirs. Compare wines from 2 different terroirs. Choose your wines and personalize your tasting to suit your tastes. A tasting accompanied by Enjoy an Alsatian pretzel and some crackers during your tasting. An exceptional setting Enjoy a magnificent natural setting in the heart of the vineyards. Conviviality and sharing Enjoy a warm and friendly experience, ideal for wine lovers, beginners or connoisseurs.

Visit Alsace on the Wine Route by bike. Picturesque villages and views of the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle await you. In peace of mind, walk cycle path 5 with a guide from Orschwiller to Bergheim. The route takes about 3 hours and easy for everyone. Our bikes are all overhauled and equipped with a luggage rack.

An immersive tour Discover the backstage of a winery by visiting its cellar and storage and packaging facilities. A feminine approach to wine Discover a vision of wine that highlights finesse and elegance with a non-intrusive approach to winemaking. A unique tasting Enjoy 6 organic Alsace wines from parcel selections, reflecting the identity of 2 different terroirs. A gourmet tasting Enjoy 6 gourmet bites of bread, cold cuts and quality cheeses. An amazing wine To conclude the tasting, a 7th more surprising wine will be offered for tasting. An exceptional framework Enjoy a beautiful natural setting, in the heart of the vineyard.

The Alsace Wine Museum is the gateway to the vineyards and the Alsace Wine Route. Your journey will start on a train to take you through the vineyard. You will discover the cultivation of vines through the seasons, as well as the richness of Alsatian soils that give wines of character: the 7 Alsatian grape varieties. You will then discover the professions around wine in Alsace, with the winemaker and his work in the cellar, the cooper, the glassmaker, the corkmaker, the illustrator or the teacher. A place where you can initiate your senses through an olfactory experience. A place to have fun with your family through a fun route. The oenologist will explain how to taste and discover all the aromas of wine, through a tasting of 3 grape varieties for adults and 3 grape juices for the little ones. Our chefs will also explain all the food / wine pairings around Alsatian gastronomy.

Baden-Württemberg not only produces the finest Pinot Noir’s but also revels in other varietals such as Grauburgunder, Weißburgunder, Muskateller, Gutedel and Chardonnay. On this remarkable wine tour you will taste the phenomenal difference’s between both Burgundian and the Baden-Württemberg Pinot Noir clones. Our first winery will be with the regions outstanding producer of Pinot Noir. His Spätburgunder wines regularly out-perform those of Burgundy, Oregon and others from around the world. We will taste several varietals including, Weissburgunder, Gutedel, Grauburgunder, Chardonnay, Merlot and Syrah. Located in the heart of the Achkarren dwells one of the most renowned family wineries. This winery will furnish us with an insight into both traditional and contempory wine-making practices. Finally we will head back down through the Kaiserstuhl vineyards which pepper the graceful terraces of this majestic dormant volcano and to our final winery of the day.

Spend a day visiting beautiful old villages with this tour of the Alsace Wine Route and its historic villages. You'll stop at Hunawihr, Riquewihr, Eguisheim, and Kaysersberg, with a potential stop at the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle if daily visitor numbers permit. You’ll also get the chance to visit a local wine cellar for a tasting.

There’s a lot to see in Alsace, so leave the itinerary to an expert with this private wine tour from Basel. Offering a half- or full-day trip with a personal touch, the experience is planned around you, but typically includes visits to a selection of family-owned wineries in the Alsace or Baden-Württemberg regions. You’ll learn about viticulture, have time for questions, and, of course, taste prestigious wine as you go.

Strasbourg is famous for its unique Alsatian food, inspired by both French and German cuisine, and this 2-hour small-group tour is the ideal introduction. Soak up the atmosphere at the legendary Strasbourg Market, discover the region’s rich culinary heritage, and sample an array of tasty cheeses, pretzels, gingerbread, and regional wines.

Discover the elegance of Alsace wines in Strasbourg. Enjoy a guided tasting of 4 wines with a passionate wine merchant, can be paired with local Alsatian products!