Alsace & Lorraine Tours & Trips

Best time to visit Alsace & Lorraine

• Spring 2026

  Spring opens up excellent touring possibilities in Alsace, with routes that truly showcase the seasonal beauty and pleasant temperatures. Cyclists setting out from Strasbourg cover about 35-38 miles each day on dedicated paths, meandering through medieval gems like Molsheim, Obernai and past Mont Sainte-Odile when visibility is at its finest. River cruises offer a more relaxed option, combining wine tastings with visits to traditional cheese producers near Eguisheim and expert-led walks through Colmar's historic center. Active travelers tend to favor the Vosges Mountain trails, which connect wine villages over 14-23 kilometers daily as spring vegetation emerges. Europamundo's guides bring local stories and historical context to each destination, though our guests occasionally mention wanting additional time in certain spots. Both hiking and cycling routes through Discover France strike an excellent balance between serene countryside paths and cultural highlights, backed by responsive service and thoughtfully chosen lodging options.

  • May 2026 popular 27 tours
• Summer 2026

  Summer in Alsace offers excellent touring conditions, with three compelling routes that our travelers consistently enjoy. The river journeys through the Marne-Rhine Canal combine relaxed cruising between medieval towns, intimate candlelit lunches in canal tunnels and also visits to Lehrer Crystal Glassworks. For active travelers, walking tours from Kaysersberg traverse the Vosges Massif, reaching 927m at Petit Honack, though we provide transport options to bypass challenging sections if needed. The paths lead through Grand Cru vineyards into traditional villages like Turckheim, where the night watchman still makes his evening rounds. Our guests appreciate the balanced 14-23km daily walks connecting wine villages, ancient castles and small Munster cheese producers, who welcome visitors to sample their fresh products. These summer routes naturally blend outdoor activity with cultural depth - from Celtic religious sites near Gueberschwihr to beautifully preserved 16th-century wine-growers' homes tucked away in medieval village streets.

  • June 2026 29 tours
  • July 2026 28 tours
  • August 2026 popular 30 tours
• Fall / Autumn 2026

  Fall brings out the best of the region, especially for cyclists and wine enthusiasts. Our 8-day bike tour starts in Strasbourg and covers about 35-38 miles daily on dedicated paths, rolling through medieval spots like Molsheim, Obernai and also Mont Sainte-Odile where the autumn views are really something special. If you prefer a slower pace, the river cruises work nicely - you'll taste wines, visit traditional cheese makers near Eguisheim and explore Colmar's old town with expert guides. The walking tours through the Vosges Mountains are perfect for active travelers, covering 14-23 kilometers each day between wine villages right when the grape harvest is in full swing. From what our travelers tell us, Europamundo's guides really shine - they know their history inside out and stay attentive to everyone's needs throughout the journey. The guides bring local stories and historical details to life at each stop. One thing to note though: some of our guests felt a bit rushed on the faster-paced routes and wanted extra time to explore certain places. If you're into active travel in France, Discover France has built quite a reputation for their hiking and cycling routes, especially through Alsace and the Loire Valley. Their team puts together really well-thought-out paths that take you through peaceful countryside, past old villages and along some lovely natural scenery. What makes them stand out is how they handle all the details - they choose nice hotels, respond quickly if you need anything and give helpful tips about local spots worth checking out. Their route planning is particularly solid; you get clear directions and good suggestions for stops along the way.

  • September 2026 popular 31 tours
  • October 2026 31 tours