
Travel from Strasbourg to explore the Alsace countryside, focusing on picturesque villages with an English-speaking guide. The tour follows the Alsace Wine Route, showcasing charming medieval towns and notable vineyards. Key stops include Barr, famous for its traditional architecture and Sylvaner wines; Mittelbergheim, known for the Zotzenberg grand cru; and Andlau, home to the historic Saint Peter-Saint Paul Abbatial Church. This half-day tour provides insight into Alsace's wine-making culture and scenic beauty.
Discover the unique landscapes of Alsace Wine Route.
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.
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.
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