Alsace wine route
Half-timbered villages, vineyards and foothill scenery between Strasbourg and Colmar.
Alsace · Champagne · Vosges & historic cities
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Grand Est
Vineyards, half-timbered villages, Champagne country, mountain landscapes and borderland heritage.
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A whole region to explore
Grand Est spans a huge arc of eastern France from Champagne to Alsace and the Rhine, taking in the Ardennes, Lorraine, the Vosges mountains and some of France’s best-known wine landscapes.
Strasbourg, Colmar, Reims, Nancy and Metz provide strong city breaks, while wine routes, lakes, forests, mountain roads and historic battlefields make the wider region highly varied.
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Grand Est at a glance
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Champagne
Reims, Épernay and vineyard villages sit at the heart of the world-famous sparkling-wine region.
Vosges & forests
Mountain roads, lakes, walking and winter scenery provide a very different side of eastern France.
Cities & history
Strasbourg, Nancy, Metz and Verdun reflect the region’s rich borderland history and architecture.
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The departments of Grand Est
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Places to explore in Grand Est
Strasbourg
A beautiful Rhine city with cathedral, canals, half-timbered quarters and European institutions.
Colmar & the Alsace villages
Colourful old streets surrounded by vineyards and some of France’s prettiest villages.
Reims & Épernay
The principal centres for exploring Champagne houses, cellars and vineyard landscapes.
Nancy
Known for the elegant Place Stanislas and Art Nouveau heritage.
Verdun
A major First World War landscape of forts, memorials and museums.
Vosges Mountains
Forested peaks, lakes and scenic roads ideal for walking and outdoor holidays.
Make a holiday of it
What makes Grand Est special
Explore the highlights
Use Grand Est as a base for scenic drives, markets, historic places and relaxed days outdoors.
Eat & drink locally
Markets, regional produce, cafés and restaurants make local food an easy part of the holiday.
Slow down & stay longer
Mix headline sights with smaller towns, villages and countryside away from the busiest routes.
Plan your stay
When to visit Grand Est
Spring
Fresh landscapes, comfortable sightseeing weather and a quieter pace.
Summer
Long days, outdoor dining and the widest choice of seasonal activities.
Autumn
Harvest colour, quieter roads and excellent conditions for touring.
Winter
Atmospheric towns and landscapes, with seasonal opening hours in some rural areas.
Travel & getting around
Getting to & around Grand Est
Road and rail connections vary across the region; larger cities make useful gateways while a car gives the greatest flexibility for rural holiday homes and smaller places.
Plan journeys around the places you most want to visit and allow time for local roads, markets and scenic detours.
Grand Est at a glance
Ardennes · Aube · Bas-Rhin · Haut-Rhin · Haute-Marne
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