Discovering Alsace

Discover Alsace’s main attractions according to the length of your stay with an all-in programme. Accommodation is available in an TERRE D'EST centre.

Combine the chance to discover the towns and cities with a spot of self-enrichment during a discovery stay in Strasbourg. The Alsatian capital is sure to delight children and parents alike, offering them the rich heritage of its past while also being very open to the future as recognised worldwide. 

No one can be unaware of Alsace's legendary cooking and its Christmas traditions. Discover the magic of Christmas in Alsace and experience some unforgettable moments as a family every weekend in December. Since 1570, Alsace has been famous for its well-known Christmas markets with the delightful fragrance of bredeles freshly baked in the oven and for its fairy tales about Hans Trapper, the original bogeyman. This stay presents an occasion to criss-cross Alsace at its most magical time of year and possibly even to meet Father Christmas. 

Discover Alsace from north to south on a go-as-you-please basis with a wealth of possible activities available. 
In the north, you can discover Fleckenstein Castle, definitely a "must" for young people and families in northern Alsace. 

In the far south of Alsace, we find a small agricultural area crisscrossed by waterways between Switzerland, Germany and Franche-Comté. Welcome to the Sundgau area, where the peaceful landscapes of the Alsatian Jura, the valleys of the Largue, the Ill and the Hundsbach make-up this southern Alsatian landscape. The Sundgau region or the "thousand pools" area as these green valleys are often called, is dotted with mills, former wash houses, and traditional farm buildings.