Please note: You can only take part in this trip if you are vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19!
As of Oct 2022, subject to change.
Feel save, book flexible: FREE rebooking up to 6 weeks prior arrival to any alternative date in 2021 - applies to bookings between May 01 and June 15 2021 , the price of the newly selected date 2021 applies in the event of a rebooking.
This Route is a cyclists dream and Alsace region has the longest cycling paths in all of France. You will bike through several small towns where time seems to have stood still since the Middle ages. The well preserved town walls and gates, the picturesque half-timbered houses, the impressive Roman and Gothic churches testify to an eventful past. Of course, the main focus is on wine; Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Gewürztraminer, and Silvaner.
But there is more than wine to enjoy on this bike tour in France: the idyllic landscape is dominated and protected by the mountain range of the Vosges, on whose mountain tops sit castles and ruins. The starting point of this romantic Alsace cycling route is the European city of Strasbourg. In the city center which is surrounded by the canals of the River Ill, you will get an idea of what lies ahead. At the end of the tour, you will have a hard time deciding what has been the highlight: Strasbourg, Guebwiller or Colmar!
You will be cycling mainly on bike paths, paved farm roads and minor roads with little traffic. Day 4 and 5 have a slight incline.
Individual arrival, settling at the hotel and free time to explore the town.
You leave Strasbourg on the cycle path along the Rhine-Rhône canal in a southerly direction. Your destination for today is the city of Sélestat, which convinces with its architectural features.
After visiting the beautiful baroque Ebersmünster Abbey, you will cross the Ried, an area enclosed by the Ill and Rhine rivers. The rivers here provide an optimal water supply for a diverse flora and fauna. Your destination for the day is Colmar, a city of art with an exceptionally well-preserved historic center.
Today’s stage is a slightly hilly tour along the "Route des Vins" through vines, wine towns and exceptional landscapes. You will pass the villages of Eguisheim, Turckheim, Kaysersberg and Riquewihr, which are among the most beautiful and famous villages of the Wine Route.
Today you will continue along the wine route through the villages of Hunawihr, Ribeauvillé, Bergheim (voted "Village préféré des Français" 2022), and Andlau with its Romanesque abbey before finally arriving in Obernai.
In Rosheim the Alsatian Romanesque reaches its peak, in Molsheim you leave the wine region and a beautiful bike path along the Bruche Canal leads you back to the heart of the "European capital" Strasbourg. Departure or extension of your stay.
Overnight stays in 4* and 5* hotels
Daily breakfast
Service Hotline
Rental bike insurance (included with bike rental)
Detailed travel documents 1x per room
GPS data available
For the environment’s benefit: If you choose the digital version of our route book you will receive a €20,- discount per room as a Thank You gift!
Our tip: Get your eSIM for a low-priced holiday-data package here
| Discounts extra bed in double room with 2 full paying adults | |
| 0-5,99 years | -100% |
| 6-11,99 years | -50% |
| 12-14,99 years | -25% |
| 15-99 years | -10% |
| Bicycle & equipment | |
| 21-speed-bike | 89 |
| E-bike | 249 |
| Rental bike insurance | incl. |
| Additional night | |
| Strasbourg 5* (dbl/sgl) | on request |
If you would verifiably receive better conditions and/or prices from another tour operator at the time of booking we guarantee at least the same conditions PLUS 1 handlebar bag for FREE!
Strasbourg: 5* Régent Petite France
Sélestat: 4* Logis Hotel Le Parc, 4* Auberge de l'Illwald
Colmar: 5* Les Têtes
Riquewihr: 4* Hotel KLE, Le Schoenenbourg
Obernai: 5* Les 5 Terres, 4* La Diligence
Note: Please be informed that these are hotel samples and therefore subject to alteration! Find Your final hotel bookings at Your hotel list after/at booking.
The offered bikes are touring bikes with an aluminium frame and kitted with responsive brakes and gears. Plus: comfort gel saddles, flat-palmed grips, Schwalbe Marathon anti-puncture tyres.
You can choose between the following bikes:
To the complete equipment belongs of course also suitable accessories: Saddle bag, handlebar bag, service set with tool and spare tube, air pump, and lock.
By popular demand, we have now invested in a considerable number of e-bikes, much favoured by cyclists who love the great Outdoors, but prefer to let the bike take the strain. With an electro bike every bike tour is a breeze! The shiftable, low noise electric drive of our modern E-bike relieves you of some of the work and increases the pedal force up to 3 times ... Acclivity can be handled easily.
Airport: Strasbourg (SXB), approx. 20 km, Basel/Mulhouse (MLH), approx. 120 km. The Entzheim train station is situated on the opposite side of the car park, outside the airport. From here there is a direct TER rail connection to Strasbourg station (7 mins.). The taxi journey takes 20-30 minutes depending on traffic.
Strasbourg has established a low emission zone (ZFE) covering 33 municipalities. To drive and park in a low emission zone (ZFE), the Crit'Air sticker must be displayed on the windshield. To obtain the Crit'Air certificate, please click here. For more information, visit: zfe.strasbourg.eu.
The Indigo Strasbourg Wodli parking garage is a public, covered parking garage (near the train station) with a daily fee of approximately €25,-. The Centre historique Petite France parking garage is a public, covered parking garage (near the city center) with a daily fee of approximately €15,-.
Train station: Strasbourg
Current train connections and prices you will find here
Happy to advise you:
Luca Napolitano
