Alsace Wine Route — Strasbourg to Colmar by Campervan
Vitalii Shevliakov
Local Guide
Trip length
6 days
Driving time
~7 h
Distance
320 km
Budget
€220–360/person
Transport
Motorhome, Campervan
Best Season
Autumn
Route Map
Route Waypoints
Strasbourg — cathedral, Petite France, and Christmas markets
Free PreviewThe Alsatian capital is half German, half French, wholly its own. The cathedral's astronomical clock performs at 12:30 daily. Petite France quarter is half-timbered houses over canals — basically a prettier Venice. If you're here in December, this is where the Christmas market tradition was invented in 1570.
Practical Tips
• Aire de camping-cars Montagne Verte: €12/night, tram line E into centre in 15 min.
• Cathedral: free. Astronomical clock show 12:30, €4, separate ticket.
• Eat tarte flambée (flammekueche) at Chez Yvonne, rue du Sanglier — skip Insta-famous places.
• Christmas market: last weekend Nov to Dec 24. Arrive by tram, centre is pedestrian-only.
Obernai — first wine village on the route
Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg — restored medieval castle
Riquewihr — the most famous Alsace village
Colmar — "Little Venice" and Bartholdi's birthplace
Vosges mountain day — Col de la Schlucht pass
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