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Self-guided trip: Start any day, except Sunday, March 1 thru October 30. 4 nights/5 days Daily mileage: 50 km (or 32 miles). Starts from and ends in Strasbourg. Strasbourg is serviced by train from Paris. Closest major gateway is Basel-Mulhouse Airport, a short train ride from Strasbourg Accommodations in 2- and 3-star properties. Level: 2/3 (Easy/Moderate) From 495 euros per person based on double occupancy. |
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| Day 1: Arrive in Strasbourg Arrive in Strasbourg at the time of your choice. Your hotel is located in Strasbourg’s heart -- Petite France -- and is ideally situated for strolls through the narrow cobbled streets and along the waterways of this historic island quartier. Strasbourg is a friendly and multi-lingual city, home to the European Parliament and a magnificent rose-coloured cathedral, just two of the sites that should not be missed. |
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| Day 2: Strasbourg – Obernai - 37 Km (22 miles) Leaving Strasbourg and heading toward Obernai--Alsace’s second most visited city—we invite you to visit Rosheim, a remarkable village with a history dating back to medieval times, as the Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul church in the center of town clearly demonstrates. Half-way through your ride, you will cycle through the historic town of Molsheim, which makes a perfect lunch stop. An early arrival in Obernai will allow you to explore some of its treasures, such as the belfry (Kapellturm), the medieval town walls and ancient houses, and the old town square. |
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| Day 3: Obernai – Saverne - 45 Km (28 miles) Venturing away from Obernai and halfway along the route to today’s destination of Saverne, you will cycle through Marlenheim, a wine-making village worth a stop and an ideal lunch spot. Saverne is the capital town of the “Alsace Bossue,” which literally translates into “Hunchbacked Alsace” and refers to the hilly part of the Alsace between Saverne and Sarre-Union. Saverne boasts an impressive canal-side chateau and right before the pedestrian centre there is a lock which allows for viewing of the barges and boats as they pass through. |
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| Day 4: Saverne – Ingwiller ~ 48 Km or 26 km (30 miles or 16 miles) Today you have two options for reaching Ingwiller, one longer and one shorter, both of which take you through Vosges Natural Park and its traditional villages, as well as the abbey of Neuwiller-les-Saverne, dating back to the 12th century. The longer option will take you deeper into the Park and by some notable sites such as the remarkable “Chateau des Comtes de Hanau” in Lichtenberg, whereas the shorter version skirts the outer sections of the Park. |
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| Day 5: Ingwiller – Strasbourg - 67 Km (41 miles) Riding through quaint villages in the “Hanau region”, you will reach the Marne – Rhine canal and then follow the bike path all the way to Strasbourg—traffic-free. Although this is the end of your trip, please note that we can arrange additional nights in Strasbourg to prolong your pleasure make the most of this charming and character-full city and region. |
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Pricing: From 495 Euros euros per person sharing a double room.
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Note: The additional night in Strasbourg is priced at 65 euros per person, double occupancy (including breakfast) or at 105 euros per person in a single room (including breakfast). |
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| For further information or reservations: Please book online at your earliest convenience as this trip is subject to hotel availability. |
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