Alsace Tour
Au Cœur du Patrimoine
Tours in Alsace: the guarantee of a total change of scenery
Alsace, located in the Grand Est region, is a land of contrasts and diversity. Small in size but rich in history, flavours and activities, Alsace will enchant you any time of the year.
Discover the Alsatian wine and beer route and walk the trails of the Vosges after having enjoyed the Alsatian gastronomy.
Take an adventure on the canals of Little Venice in the city of Colmar before visiting the Unterlinden Museum with the breathtaking Issenheim Altarpiece painted by Matthias Grünewald in the early 16th century.
This masterpiece owes its popularity to the art critic and novelist Joris-Karl Huysmans who praised Grünewald’s genius in several texts at the end of the 19th century.
From the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle to the Mont Sainte-Odile, there is only one wingbeat and one common utility: to protect Alsace from any threat, whether terrestrial or spiritual.
These high places of pilgrimage inspire wonder and respect!
Au Coeur du Patrimoine, managed by Leila Kopff, professional tour guide, focuses on two cities with a different aura:
Sélestat
On the way back down to the Alsace plain, you can visit the most beautiful baroque church in Alsace, the abbey of Ebersmunster, before stopping for a day of sightseeing in Sélestat.
Third city of Alsace for the richness of its architectural heritage, the tours of Selestat I offer are unique because they will speak to your heart, your spirit, and your body:
When you will discover the absolutely superb, stained-glass windows of the 15th century of the Saint Georges church (considered as a cathedral by its dimensions)
During our wanderings in the cathedral of the Book, the Humanist Library
During the tasting of the specialities of the House of Bread which will reward the visit of its museum
Strasbourg
A must see, the tours in Strasbourg will lead us from the picturesque district of Petite France to the grandeur of the cathedral of Strasbourg, these two places being on the “big island” listed as world heritage by UNESCO since 1988.
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Little Venice in the city of Colmar