Alsace
Bordering Switzerland to the south and Germany to the east, the French region of Alsace is one populated by gingerbread-like towns and villages. A place of tradition, its character is defined by a distinctive identity.
Communes
Strasbourg
Creative, trendy and not only the capital of Alsace, but to some extent Europe as well, Strasbourg is a proud symbol of democratic values.
Mulhouse
Flying under the radar, Mulhouse is loved by urban explorers, particularly due to its notable street art. Plenty to discover here!
Colmar
Picture-perfect and romantic in every way, Colmar might be quaint, but its iconic canals, flower-laded windowsills and cobblestone lanes will leave you spellbound.
Culture
Cuisine
Flammekueche is arguably the iconic dish, but it might surprise you to learn that the pretzel is a symbol of the region.
Wine
Renowned around the world for their subtlety and elegance, Alsace is known for whites with pinot noir the only red from the region.
Architecture
From Strasbourg's iconic Cathedral with its enormous clock to 'little Venice' in Colmar where typical Alsatian half-timbered houses hug the riverbanks, architecture admirers are in for a treat.
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