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Le tour d'alsace 2022 traversera le département du haut-rhin lors de la 1er étape, la 4ème étape et la 5ème étape., 1ère étape - mercredi 27 juillet 2022, sausheim > sausheim (contre-la-montre).

Commune concerné par cette étape : Sausheim

4ème étape - Samedi 30 juillet 2022

Kembs > altkirch.

Communes concernées par cette étape : Altkirch, Berentzwiller, Bettendorf, Bettlach, Bisel, Bouxwiller, Carspach, Courtavon, Durlinsdorf, Durmenach, Feldbach, Ferrette, Fislis, Franken, Grentzingen, Hausgauen, Heimersdorf, Helfrantzkirch, Henflingen, Hirsingue, Hirtzbach,  Hundsbach, Jettingen, Kappelen, Kembs, Kiffis, Knoeringue, Koestlach, Largitzen, Levoncourt, Liebsdorf, Ligsdorf,  Linsdorf, Lutter, Magstatt le Bas, Moernarch, Muespach, Muespach le Haut, Oberlarg, Oltingue, Raedersdorf, Riespach, Roppentzwiller, Ruederbach, Schwoben, Seppois le Bas, Seppois le Haut, Sierentz, Sondersdorf, Steinsoultz, Stetten, Tagsdorf, Uffheim, Vieux Ferrette, Waldighoffen, Werentzhouse, Willer, Windenhof, Winkel, Wittersdorf et Wolschwiller.

5ème étape - Dimanche 31 juillet 2022

Mulhouse > berrwiller.

Communes concernées par cette étape : Baldersheim, Bantzenheim, Battenheim, Bernwiller, Berrwiller, Bollwiller, Bruebach, Brunstatt-Didenheim, Burnhaupt-le bas, Burnhaupt-le-haut, Chalampé, Dietwiller, Ensisheim Eschentzwiller, Feldkirch, Flaxlanden, Galfingue, Habsheim Heimsbrunn, Hochstatt, Hombourg, Illzach, Kingersheim, Landser, Lutterbach, Morschwiller-le-bas, Mulhouse Niffer, Ottmarsheim, Petit-Landau, Pfastatt, Pulversheim, Reiningue, Richwiller, Rixheim, Ruelisheim, Sausheim, Schweighouse-Thann, Staffelfelden, Steinbrunn-le-bas, Ungersheim,Wittelsheim, Wittenheim, Zillisheim et Zimmersheim.

Afin d'assurer la sécurité des coureurs, des spectateurs et des habitants, les communes concernées sont susceptibles d'avoir pris des arrêtés temporaires portant réglementation de la circulation et/ou du stationnement.

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Visit Staffelfelden: highlights and tourist information

Staffelfelden is situated in the Haut-Rhin department and Grand-Est region.

Below you can see some of the places that we have visited and reviewed and can recommend when you are sightseeing close to Staffelfelden in Grand-Est.

Popular places to visit nearby include Soultz-Haut-Rhin at 7 km and Ungersheim at 7 km.

Staffelfelden, France: places to visit and attractions

Note that all distances below are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater!

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Map of places to visit near staffelfelden, markets in and near staffelfelden.

• Wittelsheim: market Thursday (2km)
• Cernay: market Tuesday & Friday (6km)
• Wittenheim: market Friday (7km)
• Soultz-Haut-Rhin: market Wednesday & Wednesday & (7km)
• Guebwiller: market Tuesday & Friday (9km)
• Thann: market Saturday (11km)
• Riedisheim: market Wednesday (12km)
• Mulhouse: market Tuesday all day & Thursday all day & Saturday & Friday (12km)
• Rixheim: market Thursday (14km)
• Masevaux: market Wednesday (20km)

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What to do at Staffelfelden? Some places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Staffelfelden.

Heritage sites

• Neuf-Brisach ville neuve (Vauban fortifications) (30km)

Most beautiful villages in France

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• Eguisheim (24km)
• Riquewihr (38km)
• Hunawihr (40km)

Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour)

• Thann (11km)

Remarkable gardens

• Parc de la Marseillaise (9km)
• Parc botanique de Mulhouse (12km)
• Parc Alfred-Wallach (13km)
• Parc de Wesserling (20km)
• Roseraie du Chatelet (28km)
• Jardin d'altitude du Haut-Chitelet (31km)
• Parc du domaine de Schoppenwihr (36km)

Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé)

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• Colmar (29km)

Sites of natural beauty

• Hohneck (29km)
• Ballon d'Alsace (31km)
• Cascade de la Pissoire (45km)

Towns of Art and history

• Guebwiller (10km)
• Mulhouse (11km)

Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie)

• Sausheim (10km)
• Soultzmatt (15km)
• Masevaux (20km)
• Hirtzbach (26km)
• Rougegoutte (32km)
• Huningue (35km)
• Belfort (36km)
• Ribeauville (41km)
• Bergheim (43km)
• Marckolsheim (43km)
• Montbeliard (49km)
• Mandeure (53km)

Zoo and/or wildlife park

• Parc zoologique et botanique de Mulhouse (12km)

Geography and distances

Staffelfelden is in the north-east of France at 29 kilometres from Colmar, the department capital (general information: Staffelfelden is 380 kilometres from Paris).

Geographical Information

Commune: Staffelfelden

Canton: Cernay

Arrondissement: Thann

Department: Haut-Rhin

Region: Alsace

New region: Grand-Est

Postcode: 68850

Distance to Staffelfelden

from Colmar (prefecture): 29 km

from Paris: 380 km

from Calais: 523 km

from Nice: 459 km

from Bordeaux: 687 km

from Strasbourg: 92 km

Getting here

Most visitors fly into Paris or drive from one of the channel port - Calais and Dunkirk are around 6 hours distance. For driving distances to Staffelfelden from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner .

We have 11 other places listed as being close (less than kilometres from ): Berrwiller , Bollwiller , Feldkirch , Hartmannswiller , Pulversheim , Richwiller , Uffholtz , Ungersheim , Wattwiller , Wittelsheim and Wuenheim .

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The Grand Tour of Alsace: A 12-Day Itinerary

Last Updated:  15 July 2022

For many wishing to discover Alsace, organising an itinerary is not an obvious idea. Which sites to visit? Which towns and villages are worth a visit? Having travelled through Alsace from north to south and from the Vosges to the Rhine, the region has (almost) no secrets for me. So I can help you to organise a beautiful trip to Alsace. This ambitious tour of Alsace will take you along an entire route around the region in 12 days . The 765 km long tour along the roads of Alsace will reveal the historical, cultural and architectural treasures between the Rhine and the Vosges.

An unforgettable Tour of Alsace

Alsace Wine Route © French Moments

When Louis XIV passed through the Saverne Pass and discovered Alsace for the first time, he would have exclaimed: 

"Ah, what a beautiful garden this is!"

A tour of Alsace is truly inspiring for the variety of its landscapes between the Vosges and the Rhine.

The road winds through the vineyards and plays hide-and-seek in the forests, revealing itself at the bend in the fields and meadows, before entering prosperous towns with old roofs on which storks nest.

A white stork in its nest in Alsace © French Moments

Standing on the summits of the Vosges , the ruined castles still watch over the ancestral passageways.

Alsace is a region with a solid cultural identity, from the fantastic Gothic cathedral of Strasbourg to the charming half-timbered houses . It is this exceptional country that I invite you to discover by following this tourist circuit.

12 days starting from Strasbourg

Strasbourg © French Moments

I propose you discover the region through an exclusive itinerary starting from Strasbourg. This Grand Tour of Alsace (a 765 km/475 mi long tour) will allow you to explore many of the region's sights.

Of course, you are free to use this as inspiration to plan your itinerary. You can either :

• Lighten the Alsace tour by reducing the number of stages
• Spend more time on one particular stage

Here is the plan for the 12 Days (D) Tour of Alsace:

D1  - Strasbourg (night in Strasbourg) D 2 - Haguenau, Outre-Forêt and Wissembourg (night in Wissembourg) D3  - The Northern Vosges (night in Saverne) D4  - Saverne, Obernai and Mont-Sainte-Odile (night in Obernai) D5  - Barr, Andlau, Dambach-la-Ville and Sélestat (night in Sélestat) D6  - Haut-Kœnigsbourg, Saint-Hippolyte and Bergheim (night in Ribeauvillé) D7  - Ribeauvillé, Hunawihr and Riquewihr (night in Colmar) D8  - Colmar and Eguisheim (night in Eguisheim) D9  - Turckheim and Kaysersberg (night in Kaysersberg) D10  - The Route des Crêtes (night in Thann) D11  - Sundgau, Jura alsacien and Mulhouse (night in Mulhouse) D12 - The écomusée d'Alsace, Guebwiller, Rouffach and Neuf-Brisach (back to Strasbourg)

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Day 1 - Strasbourg

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This trip to Alsace starts naturally in Strasbourg , the capital of the historical and cultural region Alsace, of the Grand-Est region and one of the capitals of Europe. Strasbourg is a treasure trove of architecture, especially for its districts:

• the Grande Île , the historic centre of Strasbourg, dominated by the cathedral ,
• the German imperial quarter and
• the district of the European institutions .

Don't miss the picturesque Petite-France and Ponts Couverts districts. Strasbourg is also home to several museums, including three in the Palais-Rohan. As soon as night falls, the beautiful illuminations of Petite-France, notably the cathedral, will dazzle you! 

Day 2 - Haguenau, Outre-Forêt and Wissembourg

🚙  77 km / 48 mi

Rue des églises, Seebach © French Moments

Head for the north of Alsace, passing through Haguenau , an old town bordering the largest forest in Alsace. After crossing the Haguenau forest, you enter the Outre-Forêt region.

Here you will find two of the most beautiful villages in the area: Seebach and Hunspach. Wissembourg , on the border of the Palatinate in Germany, will charm you with its historic centre.

Day 3 - The Northern Vosges

🚙  111 km / 69 mi

La Petite-Pierre in the Northern Vosges © French Moments

Take the Pigeonnier pass to reach one of the most beautiful ruins in France: the Fleckenstein castle .

Vauban fortified La Petite-Pierre and its castle. Enjoy magnificent views over the countryside and the high wooded hills. Don't miss the troglodytic houses of Graufthal carved into the pink Vosges sandstone cliff.

On the way to Saverne, linger in Neuwiller-lès-Saverne to admire the beautiful St-Pierre-et-St-Paul church. Once in Saverne , discover its castle and its marina. Spend the night there.

Château des Rohan, Saverne © French Moments

Day 4 - Saverne, Obernai and Mont-Sainte-Odile

🚙 70 km / 44 mi

Obernai © French Moments

Leaving Saverne to the south, head towards Marlenheim , the northern gateway to the famous Alsace Wine Route . Note the beautiful Romanesque church of Marmoutier shortly after leaving Saverne.

You'll be spoilt for choice when visiting towns and villages with beautiful half-timbered houses: Wangen , Molsheim , Rosheim and Bœrsch are among my favourites.

Before heading to Obernai , where you will spend the night, climb Mont Sainte-Odile to admire one of Alsace's most beautiful panoramic views. From the convent of Sainte-Odile, you can see the city of Strasbourg and its cathedral and the Black Forest in the distance.

Mont Sainte-Odile © French Moments

Of course, don't miss a walk through the streets of Obernai , the most visited town in the Bas-Rhin département after Strasbourg. You will spend the night there.

Day 5 - Barr, Andlau, Dambach-la-Ville and Sélestat

🚙  32 km / 20 mi

Place du marché aux choux, Sélestat © French Moments

Today, you will drive along the Alsace Wine Route to Sélestat . You will pass through some very beautiful sites: Barr , Andlau , Mittelbergheim and Dambach-la-Ville . You will find the same atmosphere everywhere, that of cities flourishing thanks to the culture of the vine.

Then go to Sélestat , ideally situated between Strasbourg and Colmar. Discover the rich architectural and cultural heritage of the city (Humanist Library, Gothic church of St Georges and Romanesque church of St Foy). Stay overnight.

Day 6 - Haut-Kœnigsbourg, Saint-Hippolyte and Bergheim

🚙  31 km / 19 mi

Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle © French Moments

In the morning, climb to the Haut-Kœnigsbourg to be among the first to enter the castle at its opening.

After your visit, head back down to the plain and continue your discovery of the Alsatian vineyards and their charming villages: Saint-Hippolyte and Bergheim . If you have time, walk around the ramparts of Bergheim. Join Ribeauvillé and spend the night there.

Day 7 - Ribeauvillé, Hunawihr and Riquewihr

🚙  22 km / 14 mi

The village of Riquewihr in Alsace © French Moments

Visit the historic centre of Ribeauvillé in the morning, then follow the Wine Route to explore the villages of Hunawihr and Zellenberg . Then head to Riquewihr , one of the most beautiful villages in France. Take time to stroll along the narrow streets that cross the Grand-Rue. Then head to Colmar to wander the streets of the old town at dusk.

Day 8 - Colmar and Eguisheim

🚙  7 km / 4 mi

The Little Venice of Alsace in Colmar © French Moments

There is much to see in Colmar , the capital of Alsace wines . From the Little Venice to the picturesque Rue des Marchands, and from the Ancienne Douane to the Collégiale St Martin . Don't miss the beautiful collections of the Unterlinden Museum , including the famous Issenheim Altarpiece.

In the middle of the afternoon, you will go to the nearby village of Eguisheim , where you will spend the night. Awarded the title of the favourite village of the French, Eguisheim will seduce you with its narrow streets lined with beautiful half-timbered houses.

Day 9 - Turckheim and Kaysersberg

🚙  27 km / 17 mi

Tour of Alsace - Kaysersberg © French Moments

First stop: the historic town of Turckheim on the edge of a prestigious vineyard. Continue by discovering the small village of Niedermorschwihr , whose church spire is twisted. Next stop: the Sigolsheim cemetery , a place of remembrance where hundreds of graves recall the fierce fighting in the Colmar pocket in 1944-45. A stone's throw from there, here is Kientzheim , one of the only villages still entirely fortified in Alsace. Go to Kaysersberg and enjoy the nighttime atmosphere of the former imperial town.

Day 10 - The Route des Crêtes from Kaysersberg to Thann

🚙  100 km / 62 mi

View of the Grand Ballon from the Route des Crêtes © French Moments

Stroll through the streets of Kaysersberg in the morning, then head into the Kaysersberg valley to join the Route des Crêtes des Vosges via Orbey at the Col du Calvaire  pass. This road, laid out during the First World War, marks the border between Lorraine and Alsace. Spectacular panoramas await you along the route. Don't forget to take a break to admire the landscape: at the Gazon du Faing, the Hohneck and the Grand-Ballon.

Head back down to the plain, stopping at the Vieil Armand , a place of remembrance of the Great War. Before nightfall, visit the town of Thann and take advantage of being there to discover the splendid collegiate church of Saint-Thiébaut in Thann.

Day 11 - Sundgau, Jura alsacien and Mulhouse

🚙  135 km / 84 mi

Tour of Alsace - Ferrette © French Moments

On the programme for this second to last day: Mulhouse and the Sundgau , the southernmost region of Alsace.

Start by heading to Altkirch , the capital of the Sundgau region. After a short visit, drive through the charming villages of Hirtzbach and Hirsingue towards Ferrette. Take a break in the count's town of Ferrette and climb to the castle ruins to enjoy a splendid view of the Sundgau hills, the Vosges and the Black Forest. Go to Lucelle , then to the Landskron castle before heading to Mulhouse . If you still have some time left in the late afternoon, you might be interested in one of the city's technical museums.

Day 12 - Ecomusée d'Alsace and Neuf-Brisach

🚙  152 km / 94 mi

Tour of Alsace - Ecomusée d'Alsace © French Moments

This last stage of the trip in Alsace will be the longest as the route will take you back to our starting point: Strasbourg. You can plan to cut the route in half and stay one extra night in Colmar .

You leave Mulhouse for Ensisheim , the former capital of Anterior Austria (until 1648). Worth seeing: the Palais de la Régence, in Renaissance style.

Nearby is the Ecomusée d'Alsace . Comprising a reconstructed village, the open-air museum showcases Alsace's rural and artisanal heritage at the end of the 19th century.

Follow the road to Guebwiller , famous for its beautiful churches: Saint-Léger (late Romanesque), Notre-Dame (Baroque and neo-Classical) and the Dominican convent (Gothic).

Further north, Rouffach is a historical town renowned for its beautiful Renaissance stone houses and the Gothic church of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption.

On the way to Strasbourg, linger in Neuf-Brisach, Vauban's former stronghold facing Germany. Drive along the Rhine to Plobsheim . In the south of the village is an old, partly half-timbered chapel: Notre-Dame-du-Chêne (15th century).

Tour of Alsace - The Belfort Gate in Neuf-Brisach © French Moments

Pass Alsace: a good way to discover the region

If you plan to visit several cultural sites and attractions in the region, it may be worthwhile to buy a Pass Alsace .

You'll enjoy free admission to 58 sights, including nature parks, castles, museums and lots of other fun activities at reduced prices throughout Alsace.

Examples of places to see: castle of Fleckenstein, the rock houses in Graufthal, a choice of two museums in Strasbourg, the Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle, the humanist library of Sélestat, the écomusée d’Alsace, the zoological and botanical park of Mulhouse…

Please note: the Alsace Pass is valid for 3 days.

Other sites to discover on a Tour of Alsace

It is almost impossible to discover a whole region by limiting your Grand Tour of Alsace to 12 days. If you wish to continue your exploration, I recommend the following sites, which can be visited with a few small detours on the initial route:

• The parc du Petit-Prince
• The Alsace Wine Route from Eguisheim  to  Thann (Soultz-Haut-Rhin, Gueberschwihr , Husseren-les-Châteaux, Hohlandsbourg Castle...)
• The natural region of Alsace Bossue
• The Donon massif
• The valley of Munster
• The Doller valley and Ballon d'Alsace
• Belfort, the lion and citadel
• Trips to Switzerland and Germany: the Baden wine route from Basel to Karlsruhe, the Palatinate wine route and the imperial city of Speyer

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About the author

Pierre is a French/Australian who is passionate about France and its culture. He grew up in France and Germany and has also lived in Australia and England. He has a background teaching French, Economics and Current Affairs, and holds a Master of Translating and Interpreting English-French with the degree of Master of International Relations, and a degree of Economics and Management. Pierre is the author of Discovery Courses and books about France.

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Bonjour Pierre, Great article. We visited Strasbourg a few years ago and this brought back so many great memories. We’re planning a trip to Bordeaux, Dordogne area and Lourdes in April, so I wondered if you had a similar article. Kind regards Rob

Thank you Rob. I have published some articles about the Dordogne and Bordeaux (but they need a little revamp!), here’s a short list: – Bordeaux – Périgord – Dordogne Valley in Périgord Noir Hope this will help! 🙂 Have a nice week

Fabulous, thanks Pierre

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