In the heart of Alsace Grand Est

Nestled in the heart of the green French countryside, on the Alsace and Mont Sainte-Odile wine route, Obernai is a medieval city, famous for its dynamism, festivals and remarkable architectural heritage – it’s Alsace at its best and one of the most beautiful destinations in France. Located 25 km from Strasbourg, Obernai invites you to discover its excellent cuisine, rooted in the passion of the men and women who built its international reputation.

Wine capital of Lower Alsace, Barr is located at the foot of the Vosges mountains and on the famous Alsace Wine Route. This picturesque town seduces connoisseurs of good wine and attracts many tourists in search of nature, authenticity and beautiful stones. The historic centre has a rich architectural heritage with magnificent half-timbered houses and several historic buildings. Visitors can enjoy its decorated streets and lively squares all year round. There are numerous walks in the vicinity of the town, as well as through the vineyards, forests and around the medieval castles ruins of Châteaux Haut-Andlau, Spesbourg and Landsberg.

Nestled in the heart of the vineyards, with its traditional houses, canals, vibrant floral displays, delicious gastronomy, renowned fine wines, and charming accommodations, Turckheim embodies an idyllic slice of Alsace and serves as the guardian of a way of life where conviviality and hospitality are the essence of a warm welcome.

Turckheim offers a striking shortcut through more than a thousand years of European history, with a remarkably preserved cultural and architectural heritage. Among its architectural treasures, its four iconic gates, remnants of the medieval city walls, stand out for their historical significance. The Porte de France, Porte de Munster, Porte du Brand, and Porte du Ladhof each provide a unique glimpse into the city’s rich past, balancing defensive tradition with an openness to the surrounding region.

At the crossroads of major European roadways, between Strasbourg, Freiburg, and Basel, and near the borders of Germany and Switzerland, Turckheim’s exceptional location makes it an ideal starting point to explore the entire Upper Rhin region.

Orschwiller, village on the Alsace Wine Route, home to the famous Haut-Koenigsbourg castle, invites you to discover it. A charming stopover in the heart of Alsace, only a few kilometres from Sélestat !

Between colourful traditional houses and notable monuments, its exploration will delight history enthusiasts. Do not miss a visit of the emblematic Haut-Koenigbsourg castle, remarkably restored and one of the most visited monuments in France.

Looking for nature ? On foot or by bike, a wide variety of paths with remarkable landscapes allow you to discover the region.

Orschwiller is also reputed for its gastronomy and its exceptional terroir such as the Grand Cru Praelatenberg. Meet our producers, taste our local specialities and our alsatian wines.