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Visit of the Alsatian Museum of Strasbourg – A return to the past
By Léa Davy

Along with the Tomi Ungerer Museum, Strasbourg’s Alsatian Museum is one of my favorite cultural visits and museums in Strasbourg. It retraces the daily life in the Alsatian countryside in the 18th and 19th centuries, through numerous objects. The museum, created in 1907, was installed on the Quai Saint-Nicolas, in a typical 17th century building. […]

Visit Bouxwiller, a small wonder in the north of Alsace
By Laurène Philippot

Do you know Bouxwiller? It is a small town located northwest of Strasbourg, which is the current capital of the Hanau region and was once the administrative center of the Hanau-Lichtenberg county. We’re in a part of Alsace that isn’t the best known, but is full of wonders… and Bouxwiller is one of them! My […]

Our favorite world cuisine restaurants in Strasbourg
By Léa Davy

Looking for a world cuisine restaurant in Strasbourg? The whole world meets in Strasbourg, so you might as well find it in your plate when you are fed up with sauerkraut! After giving you our favorite French and Alsatian restaurants in Strasbourg as well as our favorite vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free restaurants, we’ve put together […]

Family walk – The panoramic tour of the Grand Ballon
By Clémence Dalle

On the road of the crests, between Sainte Marie aux Mines and Cernay, we find the highest summit of Alsace: the Grand Ballon. After a good farmhouse inn nearby, my sister, our children (ages 4 to 8) and I chose this summit hike, advertised as easy and all-public. She had some surprises in store for […]

Three Lakes Hike – A collection of beautiful landscapes
By Laurène Philippot

If you’re looking to flirt with the Vosges crests while taking in some beautifully varied scenery, I’ve found the perfect hike in Alsace. The Trois Lacs hike, aboveOrbey, is a fairly classic Vosges hike, but it’s well worth it! As the name suggests, it takes in Lac Noir, Lac Blanc and Lac des Truites (also […]

Visit of the Linge Memorial Museum – My opinion
By Jessy-Lee Chedid

The Linge Memorial Museum is a commemorative site (classified as a historical monument since 1921) retracing the history of the battle of the Linge. The Linge Memorial (like theHartmannswillerkopf) is an excellent place to visit if you’re interested in remembrance tourism and want to learn more about the Great War in Alsace, while visiting an […]

Rent an electric boat without a license in Mulhouse
By Léa Davy

Hissez ho, moussaillons! From July to September, Alsace Plaisance is offering you the chance to take the controls of an electric boat without a license, and sail for 1 hour on the Rhone-Rhine canal in Mulhouse. The pier is located behind the Museum of Textile Printing, a short walk from the train station and the […]

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 […]

2 bike tours around Mulhouse
By Laurène Philippot

How about a bike ride around Mulhouse? It’s not the best-known area for cycling in Alsace, but there are some interesting itineraries! I’m proposing two circuits here, one that will let you discover Mulhouse’s surroundings, strolling along the Rhine, and the other more urban. 1. Rhineland cycle route (58km) Here’s a cycling loop I’ve come […]