

Cycle Tour in Alsace
Between the Rhine and the Vosges Mountains
- Alsace Wine Route
- Historic quarter in Strasbourg
- Daily routes ●●○○○
- Altitude profile ●●●○○
- Bestseller!
days
7
km / day avg.
50
A cycle tour in Alsace is ideal to explore the traces of the Celts, Romans, Alemanni and Franks in Alsace. Beautiful and well-preserved half-timbered towns in the Rhine valley, romantic wine villages at the edge of the Vosges, dense forests and a cuisine which is also famous in France await you. Apart from Strasbourg, which is a UNESCO world heritage site, other highlights are Colmar, Riquewihr and Obernai on your cycle tour in Alsace .
Itinerary
- Booking Code
FR-ESSS6 - Start / Destination
Strasbourg - Duration
7 days / 6 nights - Length
approx. 280 km
Daily routes ●●●○○
between 25 and 65 km, Ø 50 km
Altitude profile ●●●○○

Day 1: Individual arrival in Strasbourg
Discover this town with its rich German-French history. From the historic quarter, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to the avant-garde European institution buildings - there's a lot to explore. Cathedral square with its picturesque half-timbered houses and famous cathedral is one of Europe's most beautiful. Reserved rental bicycles are parked at the hotel ready for you.
Day 2: Strasbourg – Region Sélestat, approx. 25 – 55 km
Your first section on the cycle tour in Alsace takes you to the small town of Sélestat on the Ill. Sélestat is a real insider along the wine route, as its small and winding streets and historic quarter are not overrun with tourists. The huge clock tower and witches tower shape the silhouette of the town and the two churches, St. Georg and Saite-Foy are worth a visit. This pretty town was one of the first to put up signposts in two languages.
Day 3: Sélestat – Colmar, approx. 50 – 65 km
Passing vineyards and green slopes, your route takes you to Colmar. Its listed historic quarter, featuring impressive Gothic churches, awaits your arrival. Old timber-framed houses, that have started to slant over the years, almost lean against each other. Colmar is considered the capital for Alsace wines and is the best place to become acquainted with Alsace cuisine.
Day 4: Colmar – Guebwiller, approx. 35 km
The imposing church Notre-Dame de Guebwiller is the biggest classicist church in Alsace. You will be amazed by the richly decorated pulpit and altarpiece. The large museum dedicated to the works of Theodore Deck gives you insight into Faience art. Aside from culture, wine is important to Guebwiller. Since 2007, the Alsace winemakers has distinguished special vine locations. Guebwiller is proud to be the only town with four Grand-Cru parcels.
Day 5: Guebwiller – Riquewihr, approx. 50 km
Today, your cycle tour in Alsace takes you up through vineyards. Short inclines are rewarded with long downhill sections. You will be cycling mostly along separate cycle paths, right next to the vines themselves. The countryside is interrupted by small, picturesque wine villages. In Riquewihr you will find yourself in one of the most beautiful villages in France. The Dolder tower is particularly worthwhile. It is a half-timbered tower and used to be part of the town fortifications.
Day 6: Riquewihr – Obernai, approx. 50 km
The easiest way to get an overview of Obernai is by doing a tour of the town wall. In the small town on the Ehn, you can enjoy some more Alsace specialities such as tarte flambée or sauerkraut on your last evening meal. Remember that just because you're in Alsace you don't have to drink wine all the time - the famous Kronenbourg brewery is based in Obernai.
Day 7: Obernai – Strasbourg, approx. 40 km and individual departure, no overnight stay
On your last cycling section, you pass the Canal de la Bruche. It used to convey hundreds of wine barrels to the capital. You head on towards Strasbourg and soon spy the 160 m cathedral tower. Your cycle tour in Alsace comes to an end in the afternoon. If your trip home is a longer one or you would like to spend some more time in Alsace, we would be happy to extend your stay in Strasbourg.
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Category B
Category A
Services
- 6 nights incl. breakfast, national 3*-level, category B (FR-ESSS6b)
- 6 nights incl. breakfast, national 3* / 4*-level, category A (FR-ESSS6a)
- Luggage transport from hotel to hotel, no limit on the number of pieces, max. 20 kg / piece
- GPS tracks available on request
- Cycle route description with maps (1 x per room)
- Service Hotline (7 days, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.)
Child reduction on basic price
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From 0 to 5 years |
-100% |
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From 6 to 11 years |
-50% |
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From 12 to years |
-25% |
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From 15 to 17 years |
-10% |
Additional Services
Additional bookable services
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Additional fee single room |
339 € |
459 € |
Additional nights
Room
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Breakfast
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Straßburg
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DBL |
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79 € |
99 € |
SGL |
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119 € |
139 € |
Rental Bikes
Rental Bikes


Rental Bike
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7- or 21-gear Rental Bike |
99 € |
E-bike |
239 € |
Brief Information
- Booking Code
FR-ESSS6 - Start / Destination
Strasbourg - Duration
7 days / 6 nights - Length
approx. 280 km
Daily routes ●●●○○
between 25 and 65 km, Ø 50 km
Altitude profile ●●●○○ - Parking information
Covered secure parking spaces near the hotel in Strasbourg. Cost: approx. 60 Euro per week. No reservation possible through Radweg-Reisen. - Note
In France bicycle helmets are mandatory for children under 12 years of age. However, for safety reasons we generally recommend wearing a helmet. - Tour operated by
Local cooperation partner - Mobility note
This holiday is suitable to only a limited extent for people with restricted mobility.
Please contact us if you have individual requirements.
