Old church overlooking the vineyards around Hunawihr village in Alsace, France, Haut-Rhin.
A small carrousel in front of two grand half-timbered buildings at Place de l Étoile, in Alsace, France.
Vineyards of the famous Alsace region with pictorial traditional villages, France.

Alsace Four-day Wine Experience

3 nights from $1,397pp

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Spend four days seeing all that Alsace has to offer as you embark down the ‘Route des Vins’. Explore the city of Strasbourg, visit the village of Riquewihr and taste over 20 wines across a number of wineries to visit along the route.

Highlights of our Alsace Wine Tour

  • 24/7 support along with the SmoothRed Travel app.
  • Return Eurotunnel travel.
  • Indulge in local wines and perfectly matched Alsatian specialties in a boutique wine bar.
  • Three nights and four days staying in the delightful city of Strasbourg, exploring the very best of the Alsace wine region.
  • Two days of chauffeured tours; visiting six different wineries and tasting more than 20 wines
  • Rest your head in a centrally located hotel with breakfast included.
Vineyards of the famous Alsace region with pictorial traditional villages, France.

Day 1: Arrive in Strasbourg Ahead of Your Pre-Dinner Tasting

Drive at leisure to the stunning region of Alsace where you will discover the beautiful city of Strasbourg with a great deal of architectural and historical heritage to admire. Stay three nights in a central hotel.

Your Alsace wine tour begins with a pre-dinner tasting, offering a range of the region’s four of the most prestigious wines along with cheeses and local delicacies.

Panoramic view of Dambach-la-Ville from a vineyard covered hill, Alsace, France.

Day 2: Wine Tastings across Various Regions in Alsace

Your first full day begins with a visit to the Mittelbergheim region, famous for the Zotzenberg, Katelberg and Wiebelsberg Grand Crus. Here you will sample a range of different grape varieties including Pinot Blanc, Sylvaner and Riesling.

This is followed by a visit to Dambach la Ville, which is considered to be the heart of the Alsace wine region and home of the Grand Cru ‘Frankenstein’ as well as the world famous Riesling and Gewurztraminer. This includes a wine tasting in a ‘caveau’ – the name given to local wineries. You’ll be able to enjoy free time for lunch and to explore at your leisure before moving on to the medieval town of  Riquewihr region, where Riesling is the dominant grape variety in addition to Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer and Muscat.

A small carrousel in front of two grand half-timbered buildings at Place de l Étoile, in Alsace, France.

Day 3: Wine Tasting Session in a Local Winery in Obernai

Your third day includes a visit to the chocolate box town of Obernai; enjoy a walking tour, explore the winding streets and old houses with multi coloured tiles for which is so typical of this region. Stop for a wine tasting session in a local winery here before continuing along the wine route to a second caveau.

This evening, perhaps visit one of the restaurants on our recommended dining list?

The grand Saint Paul Church in Strasbourg during sunset, surrounded by Vibrant greenery, buildings and a calm river, in Alsace, France.

Day 4: Final day to Explore Strasbourg

On your final day in the city, stroll though the historical centre of Strasbourg- a classified UNESCO World Heritage Site, the first city in France to be so honoured. If you have not done it yet, visit the sandstone Gothic Cathedral with its famous astronomical clock.

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Panoramic view of Dambach-la-Ville from a vineyard covered hill, Alsace, France.
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