Alsace an hour from the campsite.
From Camping Montagne des Vosges, Alsace can be discovered in just an hour’s drive. Charming villages, the Wine Route, and generous cuisine: an Alsatian getaway is a must during your stay in the Vosges.
Want to combine nature and heritage? Complement this escape with a walk to the Vosges waterfalls, just a few kilometers from the campsite.
Strasbourg, a getaway combining heritage and gastronomy.
About 1h30 from Camping Montagne des Vosges, Strasbourg is an ideal destination for a day trip. Discover its famous Notre-Dame Cathedral, stroll through the picturesque district of Petite France, explore the shopping streets of the city center, or enjoy a boat trip on the canals. Between heritage, Alsatian cuisine, and a friendly atmosphere, Strasbourg is a must-see during your stay in the Vosges.
The Alsace Wine Route, by car or bike.
The Alsace Wine Route winds through vineyards and flower-filled villages, to be explored by car or bike as you wish. This legendary route crosses Alsace from north to south, punctuated by renowned wine towns and panoramic views of the hillsides. A vineyard cycle route, entirely dedicated to cyclists, also allows you to explore it at a more leisurely pace. An essential stop for wine lovers and those seeking typical landscapes. Find Alsatian wines in our snack bar.
A day in Colmar.
Less than an hour from the campsite, Colmar charms with its historic center, its canals, and its half-timbered houses. The Little Venice district, with its colorful houses along the water, is one of the most photographed in Alsace. Don’t miss the Pfister House, dating from the 16th century, or the majestic Collegiate Church of Saint Martin. An ideal getaway for a day out as a couple or with family.
Riquewihr, Ribeauvillé: essential Alsatian villages.
Ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé captivate with their flower-lined streets and typical architecture. Nicknamed the «pearl of the Alsatian vineyard», Riquewihr preserves its 13th-century ramparts and its Dolder Tower. A few kilometers away, Ribeauvillé is dominated by the ruins of three medieval castles, accessible via a hiking trail, and by its famous Butcher’s Tower. Two essential stops to extend your discovery of Alsace from the campsite.
Alsatian cuisine.
It’s impossible to visit Alsace without tasting its generous cuisine. Many winstubs and farm-inns offer the chance to discover regional specialties: choucroute garnie, flammekueche (tarte flambée), baeckeoffe, or kougelhopf for dessert, accompanied by a glass of Riesling or Gewurztraminer. In addition to the Vosges flavors already savored during your stay, this gourmet interlude perfectly complements your discovery of the region.
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