Cycling, spa and well-being for a 4-day break in Alsace

Treat yourself to an unforgettable getaway in the heart of Alsace on a 4-day cycling itinerary along the legendary Alsace Wine Route. Between Strasbourg and Colmar, you’ll cycle around 150 km of cycle paths and quiet country roads, through famous vineyards and flower-filled villages ranked among the most beautiful in France.

This all-inclusive package will lead you to discover an exceptional terroir. Every pedal stroke brings you closer to the cosy cellars, where you can taste Alsace’s great vintages. Through the cobbled streets of Ribeauvillé, Kaysersberg or Eguisheim, explore a rich heritage of half-timbered houses, ancient fountains and living traditions.

You’ll enjoy optimum comfort, with top-of-the-range 4 and 5* accommodation, luggage handling and detailed travel documents to help you pedal with complete peace of mind. A gourmet, cultural and accessible experience, ideal for combining gentle sport with the pleasures of the palate.

Want to enjoy Alsace in a different way? Book this bike tour along the Wine Route today and experience a unique sensory journey!

Itinerary :

Day 1: Strasbourg – Obernai region ≈ 37 km
Arrive in Strasbourg in the morning, drop off luggage at 9am and start the stage. The Canal de la Bruche was once used to transport wine from wineries to Strasbourg’s capital.
Today, the cycle path runs alongside the canal from Strasbourg to Molsheim. You’ll pass by Rosheim’s 12th-century church, before staying in Obernai or Barr.

Day 2: Obernai region – Riquewihr region ≈ 50 km
On tarmac roads, you pass through vineyards and villages with half-timbered houses where geraniums bloom. Mittelbergheim, Dambach la ville, Ribeauvillé, and Riquewihr are among France’s most beautiful villages.

Day 3: Riquewihr region – Colmar ≈ 39 km
The Route des Vins and its string of villages will take you from the vineyards to the wine and art capital of Alsace. Turckheim and Eguisheim will conclude your discovery of Alsace like a postcard. Arrive in Colmar, home to the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty, Bartholdi, and Renaissance painters Martin Schoengauer and Matthias Grünewald.

Day 4: Departure or extension of your stay
You can return to Strasbourg by train for around 30 minutes (ticket at your expense).

4 days / 3 nights version: no 1st or last night (you can choose between Strasbourg on departure or Colmar on arrival).