Alsace

The Rhine, tarte flambée and white wine: The Alsace seems to have many clichés.

Sound like the best prerequisites for a successful road trip. But, of course, the region has so much more to offer than this. Nowhere else in Europe, for example, are there as many castles from the Middle Ages as there are here. What’s more, there is also the beautiful city of Strasbourg which invites you to visit. A drive through the Vosges is always an experience, and let’s not forget the good food. So get in the car and go!

A photo collage with impressions from Alsace, such as the Musée National de l'Automobil and real tarte flambée.

1 Must Drive

A drive through the Vosges means lots of fun on the bends. Spectacular views await you on the Vosges Ridge Road as you head up to the highest peak, the Grand Ballon.

2 Must-See

The Musée National de l’Automobil in Mulhouse is the largest automobile museum in the world and houses a collection of more than 450 classic cars, including some real rarities.

3 Must-Eat

Stop at a wine bar in Strasbourg or along the wine route. Share some tarte flambée with friends and drink a Riesling.

Text Julia Fiedler
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