Alsace – information for travelers

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Alsace – information for travelers

Alsace, a beautiful region located in eastern France, is rightly considered one of the most beloved regions of the country for Israeli tourists, thanks to its amazing green landscapes, Mediterranean towns, and more.

Alsace is not only beautiful, but also a paradise for any amateur gastronome thanks to its foie gras, choucroute, flammekueche, and wonderful white wines.

In short, it is no surprise that many travelers come here every year to enjoy the views, the unique architecture, and of course the wonderful food and wines. Let's set off and build ourselves a trip that is all about beauty and joy.


Arriving in Alsace by plane

How to fly to Alsace in 2025? There are no direct flights between Israel and Strasbourg, so you will have to get to the city of Basel in Switzerland. Saint Louis airport is right on the border. Here are the most affordable flights found by the experts of Xplorer:


Accommodation in Alsace – Where is the best place to sleep?

It is recommended to stay in Strasbourg or Colmar for convenient logistics. Here is a comprehensive overview of the best hotels:

Recommended hotels in major cities

Strasbourg

The capital Alsace The magnificent. A huge variety of hotels and apartments near the famous cathedral.

Colmar

“The Venice of Alsace.” A romantic and magical city, perfect for couples and lovers of a European atmosphere.

Accommodation in the picturesque towns

Kaysersberg

A spectacular medieval town with an ancient castle and panoramic views of the vineyards.

Obernai

A charming town at the foot of the Vosges Mountains, which perfectly combines nature and urban comfort.

Ribeauvillé

A beautiful town on the wine route, famous for its impressive castles and white wine.

Riquewihr

A town that looks like it was taken from a fairy tale, surrounded by walls and green vineyards.


Important tourist information about Alsace

🌦️ Weather in Alsace

winter: 2-7 degrees | spring: 10-20 degrees
summer: 13-23 degrees | Autumn: 5-11 degrees

ALSACE WEATHER

🚗 Transportation and mobility

The best way to travel is byRented vehicle, allowing easy access to the small villages.


Attractions and activities in Alsace

I have compiled the leading guides for you to help you plan your trip in the best way possible:

Strasbourg: Attractions

The Cathedral, “France The Little One”, fascinating museums and culinary tours in the capital.

The Alsace Wine Route

The complete guide to the most beautiful route in France between vineyards and picturesque villages.

Trip to Colmar

A tour among the canals, colorful houses and a magical atmosphere in the “Venice of Alsace.”

Castles and cathedrals

An overview of the most impressive castles in the region, including Haute-Königsberg Castle.

Waterways in Alsace

A relaxing and different trip along the pastoral canals and rivers of the region.

More similar activities in Alsace


Useful tools for travelers

🗺️ Interactive map

A map with many tips I've collected from friends over the years.

Provinces adjacent to Alsace

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