Explore Riquewihr from D'BRENDEL STUB

17 kilometres on foot or mountain bike, through the 6 villages of the vineyard - this is the itinerary suggested by the Grands Crus Winemakers' Trail, which can be done as a complete circuit or in individual village circuits of 1 to 2 hours. Discover the world and work of the vineyard in 7 of the greatest alsatian wine-producing areas: Marckrain, Sonnenglanz, Mandelberg, Schoenenbourg, Sporen, Froehn, Rosacker. Take a rewarding waymarked path, punctuated with explanations on the subject of wine and the work of the vineyard.

Winegrowing community on the Wine Route (altitude 300 m), Riquewihr currently has 1228 inhabitants and is a member of the Association of the Most Beautiful Villages in France. It stands 4 km from Ribeauvillé. Many shops and boutiques, as well as hotels, restaurants and Winstubs, an intermunicipal campsite, bed-and-breakfast rooms and furnished flats. Many winegrowers offer guided tours of their cellars with tastings.

Follow Géovino to Riquewihr to learn about the fundamental importance of rocks for vines. You'll understand why the soils of the southern slopes of the Vosges mountains are so special, but also the relationship between rocks, soils and vines, right up to their influence on the aroma of wines!To start the walk, head for the totem pole on Riquewihr's Place Fernand Zeyer. Then walk along the pond to reach the vineyards by taking the staircase to the left of the AOR restaurant.To start the walk, go to the totem pole on Riquewihr's Place Fernand Zeyer. Then walk along the pond to the vineyards, taking the stairs to the left of the AOR restaurant.

Pedal through the vineyards that have shaped the iconic villages along the Alsace Wine Route where you will discover numerous architectural treasures. From Beblenheim, you can follow the Roman road, built in ancient times to steer clear of the flooding Rhine, as it takes you to Ribeauvillé, the village of strolling fiddlers, under the watchful eye of the three surrounding castles. You will then cross through Hunawihr and its fortified church and Riquewihr, awarded the accolade of one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France with its Dolder Tower. Then wind through Kientzheim to Kaysersberg, an imperial town sitting in the shadow of the vestiges of its 13th c. castle. Finally, ride back towards Kientzheim, which still has its original ramparts and pedal through Sigolsheim to climb up to Bennwihr and back to your starting point.

Self-guided tour via informative signs Guided tours in Summer. Guided tours in JULY and AUGUST monday to friday at 5pm followed by a wine cellar visit. Is part of the intercommunal trail "Les Perles du Vignoble"

Located on the Alsace Wine Route between Ribeauvillé and Riquewihr, the village of Zellenberg is perched on a hill overlooking the plain of Alsace, a true natural promontory and exceptionally strategic site. The houses in the old part of Zellenberg huddle closely together along the 2 parallel roads (rue de la Fontaine and rue du Schlossberg) that run through the village. The market town is laid out in a rectangular pattern with a tower at each corner of the village: - 2 towers, located to the east have survived up to now (northeast tower and southeast tower), - of the 2 towers located to the west no trace remains now and they were not shown on the etching made by the engraver and cartographer from Basel, Mathias Merian, in 1640, visible from the Schlossberg (location of the old Zellenberg fortified castle). The first record of the name ”Celeberch”, whose etymological translation is ”a mountain of the monk’s cell”, goes back to the beginning of the 9th century. Owned by the Bishop of Strasbourg, the village of Zellenberg which formed part of the Seigneurie of Riquewihr, was granted to the counts of Horbourg as a fiefdom. From 1252, Walter III of Horbourg converted the manor house located at the southern end of the village of Zellenberg into a forti¬ ed castle and surrounded the entire market town with a fortified wall. In about 1324, the counts of Horbourg who had no male descendants, sold their properties (including the Seigneurie of Riquewihr that had been granted to them as a fiefdom but did not belong to them) to count Ulrich of Wurttemberg, their cousin. In 1332, the Bishop of Strasbourg decided to attack the town of Riquewihr in order to recover the Seigneurie of Riquewihr that included the villages of Riquewihr, Ostheim, Mittelwihr, Beblenheim, Aubure, Zellenberg, Bennwihr and Hunawihr. This attack caused Bennwihr and Zellenberg to be returned to the Bishop of Strasbourg by the Wurttemberg family in exchange for a sum of money. The village of Zellenberg was then granted as a fiefdom to the Ribeaupierre family who became its owner in 1436; the village remained in the hands of their successors (the Dukes of Birkenfeld-Deux-Ponts) until the French Revolution. During that period, Zellenberg was one of the principal towns of the Birkenfeld-Deux-Ponts family bailiwick, which comprised Bennwihr, Houssen, Wihr-en-Plaine and Zellenberg. At the end of the 18th century, the forti¬ ed castle had become uninhabitable and was purchased as a national asset by a tiler from Ribeauvillé and the stones used in the construction of the château were sold one at a time.

Self-guided Tour via informative signs. Guided tours during the summer. Guided tours in JULY and AUGUST, monday to friday at 5pm. Followed by a wine cellar visit. Is part of the intercommunal trail "Les Perles du Vignoble"

Located on the Alsace Wine Route, Hunawihr is a typical Alsace village set against a background of vineyards. Overlooking the village, the church of Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur (15th-16th centuries), surrounded with its walled cemetery, preserves an environment which remains intact and provides the perfect setting for this exceptional whole. The village consists of winegrower houses with their gable ends stretching out over the street. Most of these houses were built in the 16th to the 18th centuries (although there are a few dating back to the 15th century). In these houses, the stone-built ground floor served as a storeroom while the upper floor, usually timber-framed, was the dwelling. This landscape and architectural heritage makes Hunawihr one of the ”Most Beautiful Villages in France” (Plus Beaux Villages de France) . A little history... As legend would have it, Hunawihr was founded in the 7th century by Hunon and his wife Hune to whom Hunawihr owes its name. Hunon left the village to the Saint-Dié monastery in the Vosges. During the 13th century, Hunawihr formed part of the lands of the Lord of Riquewihr*, owned by the Bishops of Strasbourg who had granted it as a fiefdom to the lords of Horbourg*. In about 1324, the counts of Horbourg* sold their assets to the Count Ulrich of Wurttemberg*, their cousin. In 1397, count Eberhard II of Wurttemberg*, through his marriage to the heiress to the county of Montbéliard, enabled the powerful counts of Wurttemberg-Montbéliard* to remain owners of the Riquewihr seigneurie up until the French Revolution. The county of Wurttemberg was elevated to the rank of Duchy in 1495. On the 15th April 1520, the village church was designated as a pilgrim centre at the behest of Duke Ulrich VIII of Wurttemberg*, responding to a request from his subjects who sought to show their devotion to Hune. Hune was raised to the rank of saint because of her work with the poor (the legend tells us that Saint Hune would wash the clothes of the poor in the fountain that bears her name. She has also been attributed with miracles such as causing the fountain to spout wine during a bad grape harvest year). The church of Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur in Hunawihr became a pilgrimage centre focusing on the relics of Saint Hune which were then kept in the church’s crypt. In 1534, Georges of Wurttemberg* introduced the Protestant religion into Hunawihr. Initially, the village followed the Zwingli (Swiss) inspired Reformation promoted by father Nicolas Koenig who had become a pastor (this pastor significantly helped propagate this movement to neighbouring villages). Georges of Wurttemberg’s successor imposed the Lutheran religion in 1559. In 1687, under Louis XIV, it again became possible to be a practicing Catholic in Hunawihr: the simultaneum was put in place and, to this day, the church is still in dual use by both the Protestant and Catholic communities. * lord(s) of the Holy German Roman Empire.

Self-guided tour via informative signs. Guided tours during the summer. Guided tours in JULY and AUGUST. Monday to Friday at 5 pm followed by a wine cellar visit. Is part of the intercommunal trail "Les Perles du Vignoble".

The origin of the name of the locality does not have an obvious explanation. The most likely theory is one that attributes the name to one of the first leaders of a “ Dinghof ”, an ancient Germanic institution, located in Beblenheim. The name of Babilenheim can be found in 1128, followed by a number of variants till the current name was settled upon. Like many neighbouring villages, Beblenheim changed hands often in the Middle Ages, between the Lords of Horbourg and the Dukes of Württemberg. The village experienced several difficult and tumultuous times, the first of which came with the black plague, the great calamity that hit Alsace from the mid-14th century. In 1525, some of the people of Beblenheim also got caught up in the Great Peasants’ War, which was sparked by their excessive labour obligations and the ever increasing strain of taxes. It ended with the battle of Scherwiller, won by the troops led by the Duke of Lorraine. Lastly, the village also experienced the horrors of the Thirty Years’ War and later on, as it was overrun by many armies, till Alsace was made part of France by Louis XIV in 1680. That period of war, plague and famine was so difficult that the village lay empty for seven consecutive years. The village went through another difficult period at the time of the fighting in and around Colmar, as it was on the front line from early December 1944 to the end of January 1945. It was miraculously spared the destruction that was seen in some of the neighbouring villages. Since that time, the village has been thriving around its traditional activity of wine-growing.

Discover Petite-France on a fun rickshaw tour! Your driver and guide will let you in on the secrets of this neighbourhood - which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Rickshaws are a unique way to get around and see all the key sites of Strasbourg in just 30 minutes! Your driver will do the pedalling while you enjoy the key sites of the "Petite-France" neighbourhood. Once you are comfortably seated on the rickshaw, your tour will start by a ride through the "Petite-France" neighbourhood, at the heart of the old town.  Marvel at typical half-timbering houses built right above the water. Let this quaint neighbourhood - which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site - captivate you! You will then be taken to the famous Barrage Vauban to enjoy a scenic view of the city. Discover Strasbourg's old fortifications, which consist in the 3 towers of the Ponts Couverts! Your driver will then take you to the "Aubette" shopping centre, a historic monument which is very popular among the locals. You will be captivated by its neoclassical façade towering over the famous Place Kléber.     This fun tour offers panoramic views combined with a fun way of seeing the city!

Enjoy this guided rickshaw tour to discover all of Strasbourg! Your driver and tour guide will let you in on the city's secrets! Rickshaws are a unique way to get around and see all the key sites of Strasbourg in just 1 hour and 20 minutes! Your driver will do the pedalling while you enjoy the city's key sites. Once you are comfortably seated on your rickshaw, you will start your tour by discovering the Palais Rohan. This magnificent monument with a classical façade has been classified as a historic monument. In 2009, it opened its doors to the most powerful world leaders on a NATO summit. You will then be taken to the Place Broglie to marvel at Strasbourg's stunning opera house. You will be captivated by its neoclassical façade, which has been classified as a historic monument! Your visit will continue with the Place de la République, where you will admire the relics of German architecture. This stunning square is home to the German imperial district's most iconic monuments. You will then enter into the heart of the German neighbourhood to discover its Haussmann-style avenues, the European sites and the Orangerie district. You will also get a glimpse at the headquarters of the French-German cultural TV channel: Arte.   Your tour will end by a ride through the "Petite-France" neighbourhood, at the heart of the old town. Marvel at typical half-timbering houses built right above the water. You will enjoy an exceptional scenic view on the terrace of the Barrage de Vauban. Let this quaint neighbourhood - which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site - captivate you! Pick this tour and visit all the key places of Strasbourg in an unusual and pleasant way!

Have a nice time on your rickshaw and enjoy this guided tour to discover Strasbourg in 1 hour! Discover Strasbourg's German imperial district on your rickshaw! Your driver will do the pedalling while you enjoy the city's key sites. Once you are comfortably seated on your rickshaw, you will start your tour by discovering the Palais Rohan. This magnificent monument with a classical façade has been classified as a historic monument. In 2009, it opened its doors to the most powerful world leaders on a NATO summit. You will then be taken to the Place Broglie to marvel at Strasbourg's stunning opera house. You will be captivated by its neoclassical façade, which has been classified as a historic monument! Your visit will continue with the Place de la République, where you will admire the relics of German architecture. This square is home to the German imperial district's most iconic monuments. You will then enter into the heart of the German neighbourhood to discover its Haussmann-style avenues, the European sites and the Orangerie district. You will also get a glimpse at the headquarters of the French-German cultural TV channel: Arte.  Explore Strasbourg's German district and discover its most beautiful monuments thanks to this tour!

Enjoy this guided rickshaw tour to discover Strasbourg's old town and the German imperial district! Your driver will let you in on the city's secrets during this tour! Discover the imperial district and Strasbourg's old town effortlessly thanks to your rickshaw driver! Your driver will do the pedalling while you enjoy the key sites of these neighbourhoods. Once you are comfortably seated on the rickshaw, your tour will start with Place Broglie, where you can marvel at Strasbourg's stunning opera house. You will be captivated by its neoclassical façade, which has been classified as a historic monument! You will then be taken to Place de la République to admire the relics of German architecture. On this square, you will see iconic monuments from the German era: the Prefecture building, the Palais du Rhin, the National Theatre of Strasbourg and the university library. Your tour will end with the discovery of the Palais Rohan. This magnificent monument with a classical façade has been classified as a historic monument. In 2009, it opened its doors to the most powerful world leaders on a NATO summit. Thanks to this tour, you will discover the two aspects of Strasbourg - French and German - in an unusual and pleasant way!

FROM LAUSANNE, DISCOVER THE TOWN OF MONTREUX AND THE MEDIEVAL CHILLON CASTLE! DEPARTING FROM LAUSANNE, DISCOVER THE TOWN OF MONTREUX AND THE MEDIEVAL CHILLON CASTLE!  Departing from Lausanne, climb on board your bus and head to the town of Vevey on Lake Geneva. If the weather allows, climb on board a steamboat and cross the lake to reach Chillon Castle. Make the most of a guided tour of this fortified castle, built in the 16th century and hidden by Lake Geneva!  After your visit, you will head back towards Montreux by bus. You will make a stop to enjoy some free time in the town. At the heart of the town, make the most of the unique and relaxing atmosphere in the centre of the Swiss Riviera. Do some shopping or simply soak up the town’s “jazzy” atmosphere.  Then get back on your bus and head to Lausanne at the end of the day. THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE BETWEEN MARCH AND DECEMBER

DEPARTING FROM LAUSANNE, HEAD TO THE MEDIEVAL TOWN OF GRUYÈRES, HOME TO THE FAMOUS SWISS CHEESE! Departing from Lausanne, head to the medieval town of Gruyères, home to the famous Swiss cheese!  Leave Lausanne by bus and climb up into the alpine pastures to reach Gruyères.  After a tour around the town, your guide will take you to a Swiss chocolate factory to show you how famous Swiss chocolate is made.  Then head to an old alpine cheese factory. Enjoy a Swiss cheese tasting and learn more about the national dish: fondue.  Learn to make your own Swiss fondue and try the traditional dish.  After your meal, relax and climb on board the Golden Express, a panoramic train which crosses the alpine pastures and the heights of Lake Geneva. Enjoy incredible views of the lake and the Alps. When you get off the train, get back on your bus and head to Lavaux and its terraced vineyards. Try the wines of Lavaux, alongside some sausage and cheese.  You will be taken back to Lausanne at the end of the day. THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER ONLY

Discover the town of Evian during a return cruise from Lausanne! DISCOVER THE TOWN OF EVIAN DURING A ROUND-TRIP CRUISE FROM LAUSANNE! Climb on board and set off across the calm waters of Lake Geneva. You'll reach the town of Evian after a 45-minute crossing.  Once you have arrived you will be able to freely explore the town, famous the world over for its sources of mineral water. 

Set off on a steamboat cruise on Lake Geneva and travel from Lausanne to Geneva! Set off on a steamboat cruise on Lake Geneva and travel from Lausanne to Geneva! Set off on a 4 hour cruise of Lake Geneva and admire the beauty of Switzerland from the water. Once you’re settled on your boat, make the most of the stops at Coppet, Nyon, Yvoire, Rolle and Morges to discover the villages on the edge of the lake, before heading to Lausanne!  THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE BETWEEN APRIL AND OCTOBER ONLY

DISCOVER THE TERRACED VINEYARDS OF LAVAUX WITH THIS SIGHTSEEING CRUISE FROM LAUSANNE! Discover the terraced vineyards of Lavaux with this sightseeing cruise from Lausanne!  Climb on board and leave Lausanne behind to discover the waters of Lake Geneva and gaze upon the terraced vineyards of Lavaux from your boat.  Admire the hillside vineyards, planted on narrow terraces since the 6th century. This incredible site is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site!  In just 1 hour 20 minutes soak up the unique atmosphere of Lake Geneva and relax on board as the boat passes by the villages of Pully, Lutry and Cully. SEASONAL ACTIVITY: OFFER AVAILABLE FROM JUNE TO SEPTEMBER ONLY

SET OFF TO DISCOVER VEVEY DURING A BOAT TRIP ON LAKE GENEVA! Set off to discover Vevey during a boat trip on Lake Geneva!  Departing from Lausanne, set off on an hour long cruise on the calm waters of Lake Geneva.  Head to the town of Vevey on the Swiss Riviera and enjoy some free time in the town before climbing back on board your boat to get back to Lausanne at the end of the day. THIS ACTIVITY IS AVAILABLE FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER ONLY

You pass a curious building made of Vosges sandstone. This is the Haut-Koenigsbourg pumping station and its neighbouring building, which houses the spring catchment. Despite its modest dimensions, this building impresses with its neo-Romanesque style. It is reminiscent of the Metz railway station, also built in a style close to the 12th century, that of the time of the Hohenstaufen, the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire. On the top of the facade, there is a representation of the imperial eagle and the year 1901.

The ruin of the Oedenbourg, also known as Petit-Koenigsbourg, is not currently open to visitors, but you can see some beautiful remains behind a fence, notably a blind shield wall and several Gothic windows that mark the former dwelling (14th century). First mentioned in the 12th century, the castle was enlarged several times and finally abandoned in the 15th century (hence its name Oedenbourg - abandoned castle).

To walk through the gates of Haut-Koenigsbourg castle is to plunge into the world of the Middle Ages. And by visiting the castle on your own and discovering the route at your own pace, you will fully enjoy the monument, its riches and its details. A privileged visit to this impressive fortress! Online ticket purchases at https://tickets.haut-koenigsbourg.fr are recommended during peak periods.

To pass through the high gate of Haut-Koenigsbourg is to plunge into the world of the Middle Ages. Discover an architecture, a furniture and an atmosphere full of history.

This small sandstone fountain, built in 1901, bears a Gothic German inscription meaning "May our language flow pure and clear, like the spring in the mountain".

This former ossuary, located next to the parish church (medieval wall paintings visible in the medieval bell tower), replaces Romanesque bays from the former priory of Lièpvre.

In the heart of the ruins of the castle of Kintzheim, the Aviary of Eagles invites you to come and see eagles, vultures, black kites, falcons, buzzards, owls and owls from all continents. The first aviary created in France in 1968, its aim is to rehabilitate the image of birds of prey among the general public.

At the Ohnenheim site 4 kilometres to the south, you can find several tumuli, some of which once contained gold jewellery (exhibited at the Museum of St. Germain en Laye) and the famous Celtic chariot (reconstructed at the Museum of Mainz). These tombs were built by the Celts to honour their dead.

With its double fortified enclosure dating from the 13th and 15th centuries, its Witches' Tower dating from 1402 and a magnificent bell tower with turrets and glazed tiles dating from the Romanesque period and the 1530s, the ramparts district also offers the visitor a very detailed interpretation circuit on life in the Middle Ages, which several archaeological excavation campaigns have brought to light.

Sélest'Kart-In: the meeting place for thrill-seekers! Drive thermal karts 200cm³ on a brand new track and experience unique sensations! Celebrate your events, parties, birthdays... while sliding! Feeling hungry or thirsty between two sessions? The bar welcomes you so that you don't miss anything!

Henri Gagneux, chef at La Palette restaurant in Wettolsheim, invites you to surprise and delight. With his meticulous selection of produce, he offers a wide range of dishes to delight your taste buds. The menu evolves from season to season to meet your every whim. Spend a pleasant moment at this gourmet stopover, in an atmosphere of warm colors and resolutely contemporary style!

Family restaurant located on the Wine Route and close to the main tourist sites of Alsace (Volerie des Aigles, Montagne des Singes and Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg). Traditional cuisine and tartes flambées from 11.30am to 10pm. Catering service and tartes flambées to take away.

Traditional and regional cuisine, specialities to be tasted in our restaurant, or at the inn where we prepare our flambé tarts in the evening.

Created at the beginning of the 20th century, the Auberge du Frankenbourg is worth a visit to experience a moment of conviviality and comfort. In a setting that is exotic and open to nature, the chef offers you French cuisine with innovative and cosmopolitan touches. This contemporary inn with its wooded and refined décor will undoubtedly satisfy your taste buds with dishes made from fresh produce!

In our restaurant you will enjoy the Chef's delicious specialities as well as a seasonal cuisine accompagnied by french and alsatian wines. . A shaded terrace welcomes you on sunny days for an aperitif or dinner.

Non-stop catering all day long with local and organic products: cheese platter, charcuterie, melted Munster cheese, salad, sweet crepes...... Farmhouse cheeses, syrups and jams from Alsace on sale. Terrace, open daily in season

In the restaurant Les Humanistes, all the subtleties and refinement of French gastronomy are revealed. We offer a dive into the heart of our terroirs in order to discover all the riches of a refined, generous and delicately elegant cuisine. All the senses are called upon to allow an unforgettable culinary journey. As a bonus, two very beautiful terraces, to enjoy a real moment of tranquility facing the majestic Haut Koenigsbourg castle. The adjoining bar, in a chic and sophisticated setting, offers all the values of elegance, privacy and discretion. Its refined and warm atmosphere facing the panorama of the Vosges seduces all customers looking for a good time.

Come and enjoy our meats, pastas and pizzas in a friendly atmosphere, as well as our weekly suggestions using seasonal produce. Terrace on the ramparts of the old town. Service from 12pm to 2pm and from 6pm to 10pm. Groups of up to 40 people.

We welcome you Friday to Tuesday from 10am to 6pm to enjoy one of our homemade pastries, accompanied by tea, coffee or a cold drink. We also offer take-away service for both pastries and hot drinks.

In the upper part of town, the Schubnel family welcomes you to their authentic 1683 home. They will introduce you to their fine cuisine, accompanied by Eguisheim wines. Regional menu and fish specialties. Terrace seats 34. The restaurant also offers a catering service.

Detached house on 3 levels located in Orschwiller, on the Alsace Wine Route, in a quiet area. South-west facing with a view of the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle. On the lower level, a shower room with toilet and a washing machine. On the main level, an access to the terrace on the west side and an access to the terrace on the south side. The kitchen is fully equipped and separate: oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, coffee machine with filter or "Senseo", raclette and pierrade set and a dining area with a table, a corner bench and 2 chairs..... In the living room, another oval table and 6 chairs. 1 convertible sofa (140 x 180) / 1 or 2 sleeping places. On the upper level, a living room, a leather sofa bed, 2 bedrooms with 2 double beds each, bathroom with bathtub and separate toilet. If necessary, 1 additional bed in the mezzanine. Outside, enjoy a magnificent terrace, garden furniture and a barbecue. Reservation possible for several weeks.

With family or friends, this spacious 120 m² cottage can accommodate groups of up to 10 people,heart from our wine estate in Orschwiller. Friendly and well equipped, it is also ideally located on the Wine Route, at the foot of Haut-Koenigsbourg, to allow you to explore Alsace.

With family or friends, this functional 80 m² cottage can accommodate groups of up to 6 people, heart from our wine estate in Orschwiller. Friendly and well equipped, it is also ideally located on the Wine Route, at the foot of Haut-Koenigsbourg, to allow you to explore Alsace.

With family or friends, this 40 m² cocooning cottage can accommodate groups of up to 4 people,heart from our wine estate in Orschwiller. Friendly and well equipped, it is also ideally located on the Wine Route, at the foot of Haut-Koenigsbourg, to allow you to explore Alsace.

This 3-star holiday home is perfect for lovers of gastronomy. Tucked away along Alsace's renowned Wine Route, it is found on a vineyard in the centre of Orschwiller. This is an apartment with 41 sqm of space. 2 to 4 people can be accommodated. To keep little ones occupied, the board games are great for indoor playtime. From cot to baby changing table to baby bouncer and more: the apartment has everything you need to look after babies. The holiday home's garden furniture, barbecue and terrace of about 50 sqm of space are particularly handy during summer trips. It offers one bathroom with a shower and WC. It is well appointed in terms of household appliances, including a microwave, a coffee machine and a freezer in the open-plan, fully-fitted kitchen, while elsewhere guests are also provided with an iron and a hairdryer. In addition, there is a TV. Sélestat train station is 6 km away, and the free car park may be a plus point for those planning on driving. The apartment's proprietors can answer your questions in English and German, besides French. Baby bed and accessories on request.

Orschwiller is a typical Alsatian village nestled at the foot of the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle between vineyards and forest. In the centre of Alsace between the Haut-Rhin and Bas-Rhin Vosges and the Black Forest, 5 km from Sélestat, 20 km from Colmar, 50 km from Strasbourg and 63 km from Mulhouse, close to Germany (25km) and Switzerland (80km). The gîte is located on the family estate in the centre of the village opposite a small restaurant with very good value for money.

Studio with its own entrance, located next to the owner's flower-filled house in central Alsace, on the Wine Route at the foot of Haut Koenigsbourg. There is also a guest room on the same property. 1 room comprising a sleeping area (1 double bed), a sofa and TV, a kitchenette and a shower room with WC. Central heating included. Cot or child's bed available on request. Shared facilities: washing machine, green area, garden furniture, barbecue, parking in courtyard. Chemin de Compostelle 300 metres away.

Studio for 2 adults and 1 child with its own entrance, located next to the owner's flower-filled house in central Alsace, on the Wine Route at the foot of Haut Koenigsbourg. There is also a guest room on the same property. 1 room comprising a sleeping area (1 double bed), a sofa and TV, a kitchenette and a shower room with WC. Central heating included. Cot or child's bed available on request. Shared facilities: washing machine, green area, garden furniture, barbecue, parking in courtyard. Chemin de Compostelle 300 metres away.

Classified "3 épis" by Gîtes de France, these guest rooms are ideal for an active holiday. Located on the Alsace Wine Route, it is in Orschwiller. Its 2 rooms can accommodate 6 people. The guest room has everything you need to take care of the little ones, from the baby bed to the high chairs and the toilet reducer. The colouring books will make the children happy during the rainy days. The barbecue, the garden furniture or the terrace of the guest room will make you happy during the nice season. Each room has a private bathroom and all the modern comforts: hair dryer, kitchenette or fridge and coffee machine, kettle, without forgetting the TV. The owners of the guest rooms will be happy to welcome you in French or German. You can pay for your stay by cheque, bank transfer and cash. The bed and breakfast has free parking and is located 6 km from the train station in Sélestat. Chemin de Compostelle at 300 meters.

Classed "3 cheminées" by Logis de France, this hotel in Wettolsheim is perfect for a vacation in the great outdoors. 34 guests can be accommodated in its 16 rooms with toilet and bathroom.Located in the heart of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Nature Park, the hotel is on the Alsace Wine Route, on a vineyard in Wettolsheim. The commune has been awarded 3 flowers in the classification of towns and villages in bloom, as well as the "Village Cigognes" label.You'll find a bottle warmer, high chairs and a cot in the hotel. Outside, younger guests will find a playground, while board games and coloring will keep them amused during the long winter evenings. Children's entertainment is organized.The hotel's green space and terrace will delight you during the summer season.The hotel staff will be happy to welcome you in French, but also in German, Spanish and English. The hotel is located 5 km from Colmar train station and 60 km from Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg EuroAirport. Free parking is also available. In addition to the usual means of payment, you can pay for your rental by bank transfer, vacation vouchers, restaurant vouchers and traveler's checks.