There are so many ways to get to and from Alsace for your holiday
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Whether Alsace is your destination or you're just passing through, there are a number of major lines with direct or connecting services to get you to Alsace.
We'll give you a few examples:
There are more than 150 stations are r&eute;parties throughout Alsace to travel from north to south of Alsace during your séjour.
The A4 motorway links Paris à Strasbourg, while the A35 motorway crosses Alsace from north to south, from Lauterbourg à Saint-Louis.
Several connections to Alsace are operated by coach companies.
Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Colmar, Obernai, Saverne and Bâle/Mulhouse/Fribourg airport are the main destinations served.
Alsace boasts nearly 2,500km of cycle paths, plenty to delight both amateur and experienced vélo enthusiasts! Several of our hostels are located close to cycle paths.
Three Eurovélos, these major cycle route itineraries cross Alsace.
Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a keen walker, Alsace has something for everyone. With more than 20,000 kilometres of trails marked by the Club Vosgien, you won't want to choose the wrong route for your next hike!
Some of the most legendary hiking routes include:
The GR5, which crosses Alsace from Wissembourg to Belfort, and the GR7, which leads from the Ballon d'Alsace towards the Pyrenees.
The sentier des roches is one of the most frequented in the Vosges Massif.
Tour the Vosges Massif from north to south with the Traversée du Massif des Vosges. This 430-kilometre trail is divided into 19 stages, which can be explored in their entirety or in sections. With a departure from Wissembourg to Belfort, travel through the Vosges du Nord and Ballons d'Alsace Regional Nature Parks.
The chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle in Alsace links Wissembourg à Belfort.
The chemin des châteaux forts is another itinerary allowing you to discover Alsace in a different way! hike, contemplate 80 châteaux, a 450-kilometre long itinerary with nearly twenty stops.
L’Alsace has 2 major international airports:
Close to the border with France, the Baden Airpark Airport located in Germany allows you to reach Alsace from many destinations.
Go boating in Alsace? Why not! Three canals allow you to reach Alsace:
Several tourist shuttles provide access to many tourist sites during the summer and winter seasons. Don't forget to ask at the tourist offices to plan your trip as well as possible.
The navette des Crêtes, 9 coach lines that allow you to reach and explore the Ballons des Vosges Natural Park:
The Crêtes shuttle runs from 1 July to 31 August and every weekend from September to 1 October inclusive. Take a ride through the Vosges valleys and peaks, enjoying the scenery without restraint!
The Christmas markets in Kaysersberg, Riquewihr, Ribeauvillé, Colmar and Eguisheim are served by special shuttles. Don't hesitate to contact the tourist offices for more information.
Join Europa Park from Strasbourg and Sélestat with the dedicated shuttle bus!!
Leave from Sélestat train station and reach the following tourist sites: Cigoland, the Eagle-flight, the Monkey-mountain and thechateau-du-haut-koenigsbourg. with bus line 500.
Route 317 serves the station at Wissembourg, the Cleebourg wine cellar, the Chemin des cimes, the Four-à-chaux, the Ligne Maginot to the Fleckenstein castle.
There is also a free shuttle bus from Mutzig towards the cascade du Niedeck and the Fort de Mutzig
Several Alsatian ski resorts are accessible in winter via shuttles.
The winter shuttle provides access to the Champ du Feu from Strasbourg, Sélestat, Obernai, Barr and Schirmeck.
Moovinbus is a shuttle bus that runs from Colmar via Kaysersberg, Lapoutroie and Le Bonhomme to Lac Blanc 900. It runs on some Saturdays. Don't hesitate to make an appointment with the resort.
Drive to Schnepfenried ski resort without a car from Strasbourg, Mulhouse and Colmar (by joining Munster by train).