Day 2: Visit the Strasbourg Cathedral and the city center (Place du Marché Gayot, Place Saint-Etienne, take Rue des Jews, stroll through the Orfèvres district (around Rue des Orfèvres) and admire along the way the Maison Kammerzell (the oldest in Strasbourg), go see the Palais Rohan , Place Broglie, Place Kléber and join the Grand Rue (one of the main streets of Strasbourg) before returning to Place Gutenberg, Rue des Tonneliers and Place des Tripiers and Place du Marché aux Cochons de Lait. Finally, don’t forget to cross the water to stroll along the Quai des Bateliers). Afternoon in the Petite France district, and take in the views from the Barrage Vauban built in the 17th century.

Admire the views from up high in this 12th century fortification, which belonged to many dukes and kings along the way!

Wander in the cutest Alsatian village for its half-timber houses and souvenir shops. Make a halt at any one of its shops for Alsace food, which includes Spätzle (a sort of pasta) Pretzel Flammekuche Sauerkraut Baeckeoffe (3 meats: lamb, beef, pork) Munster cheese Kougelhof dessert

Another lovely stop to walk around town!

Wine tasting in one of the best wineries I've been to in Alsace! Very friendly people who take the time to explain everything you need to know about their vine growing and wine making, their terroir and their wine culture.

This quaint city has lots of charm to offer, a smaller version of Strasbourg!

Small village walking tour for more Alsace beauty!

Wine tasting of white Rieslings, Gewürztraminers, Sylvaners and Pinot Gris, as well as succulent red Pinot Noirs!