Alsace is brimming with beautiful places to visit, each more stunning than the last. For this, it’s best to opt for a car rental. Alsatian culture is globally renowned for its monuments, landscapes, and gastronomy. Keep your eyes wide open; you’re in for a visual treat!

What to visit in Alsace?

• Strasbourg: Before heading anywhere else, we recommend visiting Strasbourg, the Alsatian capital. Vibrant and dynamic, it has numerous attractions that might captivate you. Its quaint downtown, the majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral, the many museums, restaurants, parks, and even the European institutions are all must-sees.
• Colmar: A charming and quintessentially Alsatian town. Located an hour’s drive from Strasbourg, this city is worth the detour. Its nickname “Little Venice” comes from the many canals that crisscross the town. You can visit the city in both summer and winter to experience its world-famous Christmas market!
  Europa-Park: If you’re a thrill-seeker, this amusement park an hour away from Strasbourg is the perfect spot. Read our article to find out how to get to Europapark.
• The Fortified Castles of Alsace: These are a must-visit when in Alsace. The region’s history, especially during the Middle Ages, is rich. Numerous ruins await discovery, much to the delight of history buffs. It’s also an opportunity for lovely hikes in the Vosges mountains and to enjoy many scenic views.
• The Alsace Wine Route: Another tour that lets you explore Alsace and its many traditional villages is the famous Alsace Wine Route. You’ll discover villages like Kaysersberg, Riquewihr, Barr, and many others while tasting delightful Alsatian wines offered by local wineries. And as they say in Alsace: “S’gilt!”