From the owner: 170 kilomètres de vignobles à découvrir Cette route qui s'étend entre Mulhouse et Strasbourg offre…read morenon seulement des paysages magnifiques, mais aussi la visite d'une soixantaine de villages typiques et bien sûr la dégustation des vins produits dans la région. Parmi les lieux les plus touristiques, citons Riquewihr, Kaysesberg, mais aussi Guebwiller et son couvent des Dominicains, sans oublier Colmar. Ces villages, qui ont su conserver leur charme d'antan avec des ruelles piétonnes, les balcons fleuris de géraniums, les maisons à colombages, gagnent réellement à être visités en dehors des périodes et des heures d'affluence. Privilégiez le printemps qui peut être très ensoleillé, ou l'automne où les vendanges et le vin nouveau donnent un attrait supplémentaire. Autour de Noël, ces villages revêtent leur habit de lumière et si le froid et la neige vous effraient, soyez assurés de vous réchauffer avec le vin chaud et les Braedele proposés dans tous les marchés de Noël. Pour découvrir tous

Not worth €6.50 at all. It was about 30 minutes long and should have included a lot more historical…read moreinformation than what was provided. The majority of the time was just silence- they talked for a maximum of about 5 minutes total. Much more enjoyable to just walk around the town. It's pretty small anyway, and very pedestrian friendly.

We had to wait for the minimum amount of passengers but that was fine. It offers a great…read moreorientation of the town with helpful insights. For 7 euros and 40 min later, it was worth it. You can pay w card or cash. Audio provided in over 15 diff languages.

Suzele took great care of us, taught us more than we could have learned on our own, and brought us…read moreto wineries and food establishments that completely suited what we asked for. The sightseeing and conversation were also wonderful! Thanks for sharing your expertise! M and A

Suzele was a nice find as a guide to the Alsace area. We joined our other members of our traveling…read moregroup for a lunch and wine tasting and Suzele was flexible to allow us to join them. And both before and after led us to cute towns sharing the history of them. She also took us to a winery and helped us compare to the previous tasting. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her!

Our group of 5 spent an enjoyable afternoon with Arnault, one of the two partners behind this food…read moretour company based in Colmar in the Alsace region. Arnault did a good job showing us around an had reasonably good English. He picked us up at our hotel in his roomy, air conditioned van and we headed out from Colmar up into the Vogues mountains where it was sunny and slightly cooler. Our first stop after around a 30-minute drive was a mountain top restaurant know only to locals. Interestingly it's also a reindeer farm although the deer were high up in the forest on this bright sunny summer day. We got to choose from six very traditional local dishes and since we were a group of 5, got one each of the first 5 on the list and got some small plates and just shared everything which was great (even if we did get a few looks from the surrounding tables). It's easy to see and taste the German influences in this region. A very filling lunch. Our next stop took us to a farmer-owned cheese cooperative, La Madison du Munster, where we not only learned about the traditional cheese making process but got to taste a wide variety of Munster cheeses from the mornings production to flavored and aged varieties. Delicious. After cheese we headed to Eguisheim, the heart of the Alsatian wine region and a very picturesque city. Arnault had arranged a very special tasting at a small winery that's been around and in one family for over 400 years where we were captivated by the stories and history of the region as told by one on the family members. After tasting a half dozen wines (some paired with local desserts that Arnault had brought), it was time to head back to the hotel. We were so full from out 6-hour tour we decided to skip dinner and just go out for a late- night ice cream. This little gem of a company is just getting started but if our trip was any indication, they will be expanding and needing more staff soon, as all the stops were great and we got a wonderful sense of the food and wine of the region. Don't miss this!

Jerome planned a lovely day for us in the Colmar region. We visited the little villages, climbed up…read moreto the towers, enjoyed a great lunch at a local restaurant and even went horseback riding through the forest. Jerome was generous with his time and knowledge and took the time to show us the little extras nearby. I highly recommend spending the day with Jerome in the region he knows so well and enjoys sharing with his customers.

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