
Alsace Local Villages Small Group Guided Tour from Strasbourg
Leave Strasbourg for the Alsace countryside and enjoy the discovery of some of the most beautiful villages in the region with your English-speaking tour guide.
- 4 hours
- Mobile voucher
Leave Strasbourg for the Alsace countryside and enjoy the discovery of some of the most beautiful villages in the region with your English-speaking tour guide.
Along the historic Alsace Wine Route, you'll journey through picturesque landscapes, charming medieval towns, and renowned vineyards that embody the rich cultural heritage of Alsace.
Highlights include Barr, known for its traditional architecture and exceptional Sylvaner wines, Mittelbergheim with its famed Zotzenberg grand cru, and Andlau, where the ancient Saint Peter-Saint Paul Abbatial Church stands as a testament to the region’s enduring history.
This unique half-day experience offers an intimate look into the heart of Alsace, its wine-making traditions, and timeless beauty.
Guide options
- Tour guide (English)
Prices
Included
- English-speaking driver/guide (3)
Not included
- Personal insurance and expenses (3)
Tips
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Pets are not allowed on the tour
- Children under 4 years old are not allowed on tour
- Tour requires minimum 2 passengers (adults) to operate
- Please note that, the tour is subject to modification of itinerary or cancellation in case of unexpected events such as weather conditions - especially in Alsace during winter seson. Our team will keep clients informed in case modifications or cancellations are to be made to insure the safest possible travel options.
- Please note that the infant seats are available upon request, please inform us at the moment of the booking (number and age of the children)
Route
- 1
Alsace
Discover the unique landscapes of Alsace Wine Route.
- 2
Barr
The village of Barr, nestled among vineyard-covered hills near Obernai, is the essence of Alsace's wine culture. Its vineyards, producing the region’s renowned Sylvaner, Riesling, and Gewurztraminer, are surrounded by historic architecture that reflects centuries of heritage. Notable landmarks like the town hall and the ‘Marco Folie’ house—now a museum (entrance fees not included) and symbol of local history—invite you to explore Alsace’s architectural journey and rich winemaking traditions.
- 3
Andlau
A charmfull little town dotted with old houses. The highlght here is the 9th C. Saint Peter – Saint Paul Abbatial Church. Destroyed in 1045 after a fire, rebuilt in the 12th C., only just a few parts remain from those times. Of these, the Church Portal is decorated with beautiful Romanesque Sculptures whith a historiated frieze stretches across the facade that you will admire.
Location
Start point
Meeting point
You must make your own way to the start point
Start points:
- Facing train station - Next to the pharmacy. - 8 Pl. de la Gare



