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Living in Alsace: traditions, vineyards and a gentle way of life
Villages in Alsace: vineyards, half-timbered houses and a fairytale atmosphere
The real estate market in Alsace: dynamic Strasbourg and sought-after villages
Where to buy in Alsace? Strasbourg, the Alsace plain or vineyard villages
Real estate market in Picardy: attractive prices on the outskirts of Paris
Alsace is a picturesque region of France, situated in the east near the Rhine river and German border. Its cities boast unparalleled beauty with their old-world charm and traditional architecture. Among its famous attractions are breathtaking vineyards, ski resorts, historical castles and quaint villages. Alsace offers plenty of activities for visitors to enjoy such as relaxing spa treatments, creative art classes, exquisite gastronomy and mesmerising outdoor journeys among forests and lakes. Whether you are seeking peace or adventure, this region will suit your needs perfectly! Come to Alsace today to experience one of France’s most beautiful regions – it won’t disappoint!
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Haut-Rhin
Bas-Rhin
In the south of Alsace, Haut-Rhin opens up beautiful horizons between vineyards, the Rhine plain and Vosges peaks. Here you enjoy riesling, munster, flammekueche and a way of life centered around winstubs.
Colmar shows off its Petite Venise; Mulhouse stands out for the Rebberg and its museums, from the Cité de l’Automobile to the Cité du Train. Eguisheim and Kaysersberg, listed among the Plus Beaux Villages de France, dot the Wine Route.
Neuf-Brisach and its Vauban fortifications, listed by UNESCO, mark the landscape. EuroAirport Basel–Mulhouse–Freiburg provides valuable connections with Switzerland and Germany.
In the north of Alsace, Bas-Rhin combines the Rhine plain, vineyard-covered slopes and the first Vosges foothills. Winstubs, sauerkraut and Riesling feed a generous way of life.
Strasbourg unfolds Petite France, Krutenau and the Orangerie around the Grande Île, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city is served by the TGV Est and Strasbourg-Entzheim airport.
Obernai, Sélestat and Saverne punctuate the Wine Route, opposite the Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg. The Parc des Vosges du Nord invites exploration of its forests and castles.
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