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Between vineyard and fertile plain, discover the villages where sauerkraut cabbages are grown and travel between nature and heritage from Rosheim ...
Along this cross-border route, discover, on both sides of the Rhine, the mythical Alsace Wine Route (France) and the Baden Wine Route (Germany).
Travel freely on the greenway "Portes Bonheur, the path of the quarries"
Explore the Lands of Sainte-Odile by bike, discovering the parks and gardens that bloom and perfume our territory according to the seasons!
Join the Vosges Foothills by following the Bruche canal from Strasbourg. You will discover Rosheim, a fabulous Romanesque city, then Obernai, ...
This charming route allows you to both discover the spectacular expanse of vineyards and cross emblematic wine-growing villages.
This route leading you to Mont Sainte-Odile (764 m) is dedicated to athletes and electric-assisted bike users.
Join Rosheim, the fabulous Romanesque town, and Obernai, "Most Beautiful Detours of France," from Strasbourg by following the Bruche canal.
Between vineyard and fertile plain, discover the villages where sauerkraut cabbages are grown and travel between nature and heritage from Rosheim ...
Along this cross-border route, discover, on both sides of the Rhine, the mythical Alsace Wine Route (France) and the Baden Wine Route (Germany).
Travel freely on the greenway "Portes Bonheur, the path of the quarries"
Explore the Lands of Sainte-Odile by bike, discovering the parks and gardens that bloom and perfume our territory according to the seasons!
Join the Vosges Foothills by following the Bruche canal from Strasbourg. You will discover Rosheim, a fabulous Romanesque city, then Obernai, ...
This charming route allows you to both discover the spectacular expanse of vineyards and cross emblematic wine-growing villages.
This route leading you to Mont Sainte-Odile (764 m) is dedicated to athletes and electric-assisted bike users.
Join Rosheim, the fabulous Romanesque town, and Obernai, "Most Beautiful Detours of France," from Strasbourg by following the Bruche canal.

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