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Live an unforgettable experience in the heart of Alsace with Détour Alsace, a specialist in private and guided cycling tours on the famous Alsace Wine Route and its emblematic villages. Enjoy the villages of Mittelwihr and its almond hill, Riquewihr, Kaysersberg & Ribeauvillé. The day ends with a tasting of Alsace wines.

The Alsace region is one of the most picturesque in France, with its medieval villages, winding rivers, and sweeping vineyards. On this half-day tour, enjoy a more personalized experience traveling in a small group, as you drive along the Alsace Wine Route and visit the villages of Kayserberg, Hunawihr, and Riquewihr.

France’s Alsace region is home to a number of notable wineries—and this private tour offers the most personalised way to explore and taste. Meet your driver directly at your Colmar hotel, and set off at a time that works best for you. The itinerary is totally up to you, but you can look forward to visiting different wineries and tasting locally made wines (own expense).

See some of Alsace’s loveliest scenery and most picturesque villages: this private, full-day tour from Colmar makes exploring beyond city limits simple. Depart in the morning from your hotel, and travel in an air-conditioned minivan. You’ll visit the “four wonders of the Alsace”: Eguisheim, Kayserberg, Ribeauvillé, and Riquewihr—all postcard-perfect medieval villages. As you go, pass by local vineyards, and even stop for a wine tasting of the region’s top varietals.

Leave Zurich at 10am with your English-speaking driver and cross the border to Basel. Start with Colmar Alsatian gem in the picturesque historic center for a delicious pie. From here, follow the Alsace Wine Route north towards Riquewihr with its half-timbered houses, medieval streets and welcoming cellars where you can taste Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris. Continue to Eguisheim, a circular village classified among the most beautiful in France, ideal for a romantic walk or other tastings. This route offers rolling landscapes, fine wines and postcard villages. Your driver will drop you off in front of your Inn in Zurich at the end of the day. The experiment starts at 10am and ends at 7pm.

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.

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.

This comfortable half-day tour introduces you to the timeless villages of Alsace at an easy and enjoyable pace. Starting in Kaysersberg, you discover historic streets, half-timbered houses, and stories connected to imperial history and local traditions. Traveling by car along the Alsace Wine Route, you enjoy scenic countryside views while your guide shares cultural insights and regional history. In Riquewihr, a beautifully preserved medieval town, you explore Renaissance facades, old fortifications, and learn about the village’s role in the wine trade, with time to walk and take photos at your leisure. The experience concludes in the peaceful village of Hunawihr, known for its church, vineyards, and quiet atmosphere, offering a relaxed and authentic glimpse into rural Alsace before returning to Colmar. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Alsace reveals itself in the golden light of its hillsides, the quiet charm of its villages, and the richness of its wines. Our Discovery Wine Tour is an invitation to slow down and savor every moment just as you would a fine wine: with care, curiosity, and delight. Here, there’s no rush—just time to listen to the stories the vineyards tell, to meet those who cultivate them with passion, and to let the flavors transport you. Plus, a visit to a typical Alsatian village will round out this unforgettable day. So, let our expert sommelier guide you; his keen eye and infectious passion will reveal the Alsatian art of living and its secrets.

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.

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.

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.