Visit Alsace

The Rhine Cycle Route or EuroVelo 15 connects the source of the Rhine in Switzerland to the North Sea in the Netherlands. The cycle route runs along the river for more than 1,320 km. In Alsace, nearly 180 km of cycle paths are available to you from Huningue near Basel to Lauterbourg, located on the German

Here is the complete itinerary of the Collection "Véloroute du Vignoble d'Alsace"



More information on the itineraries and stages is available on the official website of the Collection at the following link: komoot.com/fr-fr/collection/2318750.

Here is the complete itinerary of the Collection "EuroVelo 5 - Via Romea (Moselle - Alsace)".



Further information on the routes and stages is available on the official website of the Collection at the following link: komoot.com/fr-fr/collection/2318719.

Here is the complete itinerary of the Collection

"EuroVelo15 - Rhin Cycle Route (Alsace)".



Further information on the itineraries and stages is available on the official website of the Collection at the following link: komoot.com/fr-fr/collection/2318645.

The EuroVelo 5 celebrates the journey of the Archbishop of Canterbury from London to Rome in the 10th century, covering almost 4,000 km. After crossing the north of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, you will cross the Moselle then Alsace.



At the junction with the V52 towards Nancy, EuroVelo 5 leaves

The Rhine Cycle Route or EuroVelo 15 connects the source of the Rhine in Switzerland to the North Sea in the Netherlands. The cycle route runs along the river for more than 1,320 km. In Alsace, nearly 180 km of cycle paths are available to you from Huningue near Basel to Lauterbourg, located on the German

From Franche-Comté to Switzerland, the EuroVelo 6 enters Alsace via the Rhône-Rhine canal. The opportunity to take several pleasant breaks along the river stops offered along the route: Montreux-Château, Dannemarie, Mulhouse and Kembs. You can also admire the impressive scale of twelve Valdieu-Lutran

The Alsace Wine Route winds along the eastern slopes of the Vosges, on the mountainside. Traced in parallel, the Alsace vineyard cycle route crosses postcard landscapes. You will have the opportunity to see ruins of castles, cross flowery villages, admire several Romanesque abbeys, lose yourself in the

The Alsace Wine Route winds along the eastern slopes of the Vosges, on the mountainside. Traced in parallel, the Alsace vineyard cycle route crosses postcard landscapes. You will have the opportunity to see ruins of castles, cross flowery villages, admire several Romanesque abbeys, lose yourself in the

The Alsace Wine Route winds along the eastern slopes of the Vosges, on the mountainside. Traced in parallel, the Alsace vineyard cycle route crosses postcard landscapes. You will have the opportunity to see ruins of castles, cross flowery villages, admire several Romanesque abbeys, lose yourself in the

The EuroVelo 5 celebrates the journey of the Archbishop of Canterbury from London to Rome in the 10th century, covering almost 4,000 km. After crossing the north of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, you will cross the Moselle then Alsace.



In Cernay, you will leave the wine-growing foothills and

The EuroVelo 5 celebrates the journey of the Archbishop of Canterbury from London to Rome in the 10th century, covering almost 4,000 km. After crossing the north of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, you will cross the Moselle then Alsace.



From Châtenois, the Alsace vineyard cycle route (part of

The EuroVelo 5 celebrates the journey of the Archbishop of Canterbury from London to Rome in the 10th century, covering almost 4,000 km. After crossing the north of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, you will cross the Moselle then Alsace.



After an essential stop in the European capital, proud of

The EuroVelo 5 celebrates the journey of the Archbishop of Canterbury from London to Rome in the 10th century, covering almost 4,000 km. After crossing the north of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, you will cross the Moselle then Alsace.



Leaving Saverne, the City of Roses and its proud Château

The EuroVelo 5 celebrates the journey of the Archbishop of Canterbury from London to Rome in the 10th century, covering almost 4,000 km. After crossing the north of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, you will cross the Moselle then Alsace.



During this first stage, you will leave Germany in Saarbr