Alsace

Even the most discerning traveller will succumb to the charm of Alsace and its astounding range of landscapes. To wit, the enthusiasm shown by Louis XIV, the legendary Sun King, while he was inspecting the area: "Alsace, a fine garden indeed!" Contrast is undoubtedly the key word here, with backdrops ranging from the pretty Sundgau Lakes to delicate pink sandstone in the Northern Vosges.
Such variety provides countless opportunities for both pleasant and instructive excursions: discovering the region's imposing châteaux, exploring the lush countryside, admiring prestigious Romanesque monuments, following the winding Route des Crêtes and its enchanting mounds and dales, visiting one of the seventy museums of the region, or sampling a few local specialities such as Münster cheese or fried carp, washed down with a fruity white wine.
In Alsace, the change of scenery will be complete. No other French region offers such a distinctive touch thanks to its long-standing traditions and its strong sense of hospitality. You may wish to stroll down the streets in Colmar or along the quays in Wissembourg, go hiking along mountain paths, visit a cellar in Riquewihr, quench your thirst in a Strasbourg winstub or take part in a village fête.
Whatever your choice and whatever the season, you may rest assured that your stay in Alsace will prove a resounding success.

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