Ideally located in northeastern France, next to Switzerland and Germany, the Alsace region enjoys a privileged position in the heart of Europe.
Alsace is a genuine crossroads of cultures and traditions; if you are curious and want to discover a welcoming region, then Alsace is the place to go.
You will be charmed by its numerous culinary traditions that will please the whole family: from the "tarte flambée" (a flame-grilled tart) to the "choucroute" or sauerkraut to the "kouglof" cake; you will also have the opportunity of tasting the traditional Pretzels or one of the delicious Bredele recipes as a snack or with your coffee.
The Alsace region, with its heritage of traditions, is also endowed with a rich history and a strong personality.
Known for its vineyards, seize the opportunity of touring the famous "Route du Vin" (Wine Road) where you will enjoy a beautiful view of the different Alsatian landscapes of countryside, vineyards and mountains.
You could also devote your time to various activities ranging from strolling around Alsatian towns and villages, hiking, biking or even canoeing, swimming in one of the pools of the area or natural water points, visiting ancient fortified castles such as the Haut-Koenigsbourg, a few miles from the city of Selestat, or simply taking a day trip to one of the numerous museums of the region.
You will never get bored in Alsace!
For more information on the region and its events, please visit the Alsace Tourist Office website: www.tourisme-alsace.com.