Discover Ribeauvillé freely, an old medieval town in the heart of the Alsatian vineyard, dominated by the ruins of its three castles: Saint-Ulrich, Girsberg, and Haut-Ribeaupierre. Stroll down the Grand'Rue at your own pace among half-timbered houses, old facades, and small squares. Discover the Butcher's Tower, Sinne Square, the Vintner's Fountain and the Pfifferhüss, witnesses to the history and traditions of the city of Ménétriers. Think about looking up during your walk: depending on the location, you will enjoy different views of the three castles and you may also see the stork nests installed on the roofs, depending on the season. Before your visit, your local driver-guide will present the main points of interest and can give you a map or a tourist brochure. When possible, the pickup point is different from the drop-off point to prevent you from backtracking and to discover more of the village.

Discover Riquewihr freely, one of the best preserved and most emblematic villages of the Alsace Wine Route. Walk up Rue du Général-de-Gaulle at your own pace, among colorful Renaissance houses, old signs, hidden courtyards and shops, up to the famous Dolder, defensive tower, watchtower, and former bell tower that has become the emblem of the village. Also think about leaving the main axis to explore the small alleys, which are often quieter and more intimate. Proceed to the ramparts and the Thieves' Tower to discover a more medieval side of Riquewihr. This longer stop allows you to have lunch at your convenience, taste some local specialties, or discover the wine houses. Before your visit, your local driver-guide will present the points of interest and can give you a map or a tourist brochure. When possible, the pickup point is different from the drop-off point to avoid backtracking.

Discover Kaysersberg freely, former imperial city nestled between vineyards and the foothills of the Vosges. Stroll through its cobbled alleys lined with half-timbered houses and oriels, then join the Weiss and its famous fortified bridge, one of the village's emblematic places. Discover the Sainte-Croix church and its remarkable wooden altarpiece carved by Jean Bongart in 1518, depicting the Passion of Christ, then admire the fountain of Emperor Constantine in front of the church. Also pass near the birthplace of Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Award laureate. Look up at the ruins of the medieval castle that dominate the city and the vineyards of Schlossberg. Before your visit, your local driver-guide will present the main points of interest and can give you a map or a tourist brochure. When possible, the pickup point is different from the drop-off point to prevent you from backtracking and to discover more of Kaysersberg.

End your day in Eguisheim, a medieval village built in concentric circles around its old castle and classified among the Most Beautiful Villages of France. Walk the rampart circuit, between cobbled alleys, colorful half-timbered houses, flowery balconies, and ancient inscriptions engraved on the facades. Discover the famous Pigeonnier then Place Saint-Léon, its fountain, the castle and the Saint-Léon IX chapel. Eguisheim is closely linked to Bruno of Eguisheim, born in 1002 into the comital family, who became bishop of Toul and then pope under the name Leo IX in 1049; according to local tradition, he was born in the family castle. The chapel, built on the site of the old keep and consecrated in 1894, is dedicated to him. Depending on the season, also look up at the stork nests on the roofs. Before your visit, your local driver-guide will present the main points of interest and can give you a map or a tourist brochure.