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Discover the beauty and charm of Alsace with our small group shared travel package. Join like-minded travelers to explore stunning landscapes, picturesque towns, and world-renowned wines in this enchanting region.
Experience Iconic Towns and Hidden Gems
Our tour is designed to offer a unique and authentic experience of Alsace. Visit iconic towns like Colmar, where you’ll discover the region’s unique architecture and vibrant culture.
Explore charming villages such as Riquewihr and Eguisheim, where you can immerse yourself in local traditions and the Alsatian way of life.
Savor Alsace Wines and Cuisine
Tour the vineyards and taste some of the best wines in Alsace, including Riesling, Gewurztraminer, and Pinot Gris. Enjoy delicious local cuisine, such as tarte flambée and choucroute garnie, during your free time.
Comfortable and Affordable Travel Experience
Our small group shared travel package offers a comfortable and affordable way to experience Alsace.
Travel in a cozy minivan with a knowledgeable and friendly guide who will share the history and culture of the region. We handle your arrival and departure transfers for a seamless experience.
Stay in the Heart of Strasbourg
Stay in comfortable accommodations in the heart of Strasbourg. Enjoy the opportunity to meet and socialize with other travelers who share your interests.
Book Your Alsace Adventure Today
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity.
Book now to join our small group shared travel package in Alsace.
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For our Alsace travel packages in 3* hotel, we have selected Le Grand Hotel in Strasbourg.
Take advantage of the ideal location, close to the TGV train station, in the centre of Strasbourg. The Hotel is Located at just 5 minutes walk from the historic area 'La Petite France' and 10 minutes from the main tourist attractions. With its simple setting, brightened with a touch of Pop art, the Grand Hotel prepares to give you a warm welcome.
The Hotel
Situated in the heart of Strasbourg, a stone’s throw from the Cathedral, the Cour du Corbeau is one of the oldest hotels in Europe as well being one of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture. Each of its 63 rooms – all different – reflects a part of our Alsatian history and culture. Here an effect of the light, there some attic rooms, or a private garden… They all offer those who love a cosy setting a spacious but warm haven, where they will have the magical impression that there are secrets to discover. For a unique experience in refined surroundings.
Each boutique hotel in the MGallery collection tells a unique story, inviting guests to immerse themselves in tales of adventure, romance, history, culture, nature and more for the length of a memorable stay. Discover the high points of our story here.
In the heart of the city, imagine yourself wandering around and getting lost in the corridors and passageways of a 16th century building. You may glimpse the courtyard through your window, or a statue that seems be smiling at the thought of passing time. Memories of days gone by in an inn dating from the days of Tsars and Princes.
The Rooms
The plush, elegant atmosphere of the 63 rooms and suites invites you into a dream world. Luxury, tranquillity, a contemporary chic feel... A subtle contrast between the modernity of the rooms and their setting which dates back to 1528.
The Hotel
This is the most picturesque part of Strasbourg. Fishermen, millers and tanners once lived and worked in this neighbourhood built on the water. The magnificent half-timbered houses date from the 16th and 17th centuries. Their sloping roofs open onto attics where skins used to be dried.
The RÉGENT PETITE FRANCE Hotel & Spa is ideally situated in one of the city’s best known and most picturesque quarters, La Petite France. Take your time strolling through the narrow cobbled streets, admiring the pretty half-timbered buildings, the canals and the little bridges. Just a short walk from the hotel, you will find the Pont Tournan (swing bridge), which alternates letting the boats through and the pedestrians cross.
