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A beautiful bike tour through the vineyards, with idyllic villages along the way. The paths are well-maintained.

Very beautiful church in Erstein.

Beautiful town hall in Erstein.

Very nice town center with market square and town hall. The excellent restaurant L'Auberge & Trattoria du Ried am Markt offers a beautiful view of the square and town hall.

About 25 kilometers south of Strasbourg lies Erstein—also known as the sugar town of Alsace. Anyone who drinks a cappuccino or coffee here or elsewhere will usually be handed a packet of sugar from Erstein. No wonder, since the small town is home to one of the most famous sugar factories in the region. The municipality of Erstein is part of the large natural region of the central Ried in Alsace, and in particular, the Ried der Ill around the city center.

Great place to drink a beer and feel the atmosphere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSgLkRH2Sbw Supervised swimming: open mid-June to August: Monday to Friday 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., weekends 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Daily rate: 1.60 euros and 0.80 cents for children. There is gold at Benfeld beach. The proof: these precious metal flakes found in gravel pit sand. Every Thursday at the Benfeld lake, an enlightened amateur introduces the secrets of gold panning to curious people from here and elsewhere. An activity offered during the summer by the Grand Ried Tourist Office. And tested for you. https://www.grandried.fr/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiK7QnUOZD8 This half-timbered building (1531) owes its usual name, the “laube”, to the hall on its ground floor. The octagonal turret (1619) on its main facade houses a spiral staircase and carries a beautiful wooden automaton clock. To the right of the large dial, Archduke Leopold of Austria (1586-1632), prince-bishop of Strasbourg, in armor, strikes the quarter hours. On the left, Death holds a scythe and an hourglass which she turns every hour. Above these symbols of wisdom and impartiality appears Stubbehansel, mayor of Benfeld who administered justice until the day when, having betrayed his fellow citizens, he was caught by it. The purse he holds in his left hand evokes the vanity of money, the scepter, that of power. The large dial indicates Paris time, which is 29 minutes ahead of Strasbourg time, given in the small dial at the bottom. This set was installed in 1856 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgué, creator of the astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral.