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    Enjoy a stay at Hotel Saint Hubert and explore the vineyards on an electric bike. A great way to explore our beautiful region with friends or family! 

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    Tourist attractions and things to do in Alsace

    The Alsace Wine Route

    It’s one of the most famous tourist routes in France and Europe: follow the superb Alsace Wine Route as it passes through Eguisheim and other traditional villages, including some of the most beautiful in France, and stunning landscapes, from mountains and forests to vineyards.

    Some 170 kilometres long, the Wine Route winds its way through the region from north to south, taking in some of the famous grape varieties used in Alsace’s legendary white wines – Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris, Riesling, Sylvaner and Gewurztraminer – which are world-renowned for their elegance and subtlety.

    Whether you’re exploring on foot, by bike or by Segway®, thanks to our Segway Ride through the Vineyards offer, the Wine Route is the ideal setting in which to enjoy Alsace’s gentle pace of life.

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    Wine tourism in Alsace

    There’s no better way to learn about how wine is made (and to enjoy how it tastes!) than a visit to a wine estate. Domaine Barmès-Buecher, just 2 kilometres from Hotel Saint-Hubert, welcomes visitors by appointment: explore its 17 hectares, learn about the family’s expertise in biodynamic wine-growing and sample its balanced, subtle wines.

    Maison Joseph Cattin, is 5 kilometres away and is a veritable institution: for several generations, this family-run vineyard spanning 60 hectares has produced a wide range of AOC wines, sparkling wines and grands crus. Choose from several different tours and learn more about this unique wine-making estate.

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    Stunning Alsace villages

    Romantic getaways, wine tourism, family holidays: there’s always a good reason to visit Alsace and explore its stunning villages with their traditional and truly unique architecture on the Alsace Wine Route.

    Eguisheim

    Admire the village of Eguisheim, one of the most beautiful villages in France and winner of France’s favourite village in 2013. Enjoy its gentle pace of life in its picturesque streets. Located on the Alsace Wine Route, Eguisheim is home to colourful half-timbered houses, decorated with flowers, peaceful courtyards, a church, chapels and châteaux. This unique setting inspired the Walt Disney version of Beauty and The Beast and is the ultimate place for a stroll to enjoy the typically stunning sights of Alsace!

    Eguisheim Tourist Information Centre

    Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé

    To the north of Eguisheim, the villages of Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé, on the Alsace Wine Route, are two must-see destinations during your time in Alsace.

    Riquewihr overlooks the Alsace plain and boasts impressive architectural, historical and religious heritage including the remains of the Bilstein and châteaux, their ramparts and traditional Alsace houses, classified as historic monuments.

    A few kilometres from there, in the foothills of the Vosges mountains, visitors will love Ribeauvillé’s welcoming feel and beautiful architecture. This village is also home to several historic monuments, including Saint-Ulrich château which overlooks the village, the church of Saint-Grégoire and the dungeon of Haut-Ribeaupierre.

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    Getaway to Colmar

    Treat yourself to a trip to Colmar, just 10 kilometres from Hotel Saint-Hubert, with our “See a different side to Colmar” offer. This town has all the traditional charm of the Alsace region and boasts impressive cultural, historical and architectural heritage: the old town is perfect for a stroll around the Petite Venise area, in Place Rapp and along the Grand’Rue, home to stunning half-timbered houses.

    As you explore Colmar on foot, you can admire the wide-ranging architectural styles which blend seamlessly together: the gothic style of the church of Saint-Martin, the Renaissance style of the hotel La Maison des Têtes and the art nouveau inspiration of La Maison des Raisins…

    You’ll also enjoy the town’s impressive culture: the Unterlinden museumor the Museum of Fine Arts, the Bartholdi museum which focuses on the Alsatian painter Auguste Bartholdi, the Hansi museum, dedicated to the caricaturist Jean-Jacques Waltz, known as “Hansi” and Colmar’s theatre where the Rhine National Opera Ballet is based and which stages numerous cultural events and festivals throughout the year.

    Get away from it all, just a few kilometres from the town, in the heart of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Nature Park: admire the unspoiled landscapes and enjoy wonderful walks in the great outdoors!

    Colmar Tourist Information Centre