Vincent Schneider

An Alsatian through and through, Vincent loves to roam his region in search of new photo spots, on foot, by bike or by car if need be! A lover of wide-open spaces, he's not averse to the occasional cultural and gourmet break.

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Christmas treasure hunts in Alsace – I tested it in Huningue
By Vincent Schneider

Every year at Christmas time, treasure hunts transform Alsace’s towns and villages into mini adventure playgrounds. It’s a fun and original way to discover Alsace. This year, we tested the concept in Huningue, in a refreshingly contemporary setting on the banks of the Rhine. My summary I liked I liked less Video overview See this […]

Neuf Brisach Christmas Market – Back to 1700!
By Vincent Schneider

It’s hard to choose between all the Christmas markets in Alsace in December. On the recommendation of several friends, I decided to visit the one in the city of Vauban, the Neuf-Brisach Christmas market! My summary I liked I liked less When is the Neuf-Brisach Christmas market in 2026? The Neuf-Brisach Christmas Market will take […]

Travel through the vineyards on an electric scooter with Riqu’ecotours
By Vincent Schneider

The sun is already shining brightly this summer morning. Alexandra from Riq’ecotours welcomes us with a smile in the heart of Riquewihr, at the Domaine de la Tour Blanche. She leads us a few steps further to the shed where the electric scooters are stored for the departure briefing! My summary I liked I liked […]

Visit old silver mines in Alsace
By Vincent Schneider

Alsace is home toancient silver mines. These are located in the valley of Sainte-Marie aux Mines, nicknamed the “Val d’Argent”. Silver is no longer found in these mines, which were first exploited in the 16th century, but it is possible to discover the old galleries dug in the mines by visiting the Tellurium Park or […]

Hartmannswillerkopf (Vieil-Armand) – Franco-German Historial and battlefield
By Vincent Schneider

To the south of the Route des Crêtes, on a spur at an altitude of more than 900m, stands the Vieil-Armand (or Hartmannswillerkopf, often abbreviated to HWK). In this blog post, we take you on a tour of the site. A bit of history… This mountain with multiple names (linked to the change of nationalities […]