EXPLORE
Alsace
DISCOVER
Munster and its surroundings
Nestled in the Fecht valley in the south of Alsace, Munster is a town of character that is pleasant to visit.
A city of culture and history, the city of Munster offers beautiful monuments and architectural ensembles.
It also benefits from superb walking trails and beautiful natural parks, between lakes and peaks.
Visit Munster and discover the landscapes and delights that the city has to offer!
EXPLORE
Colmar's Region
Colmar is an excellent starting point for exploring the Alsace wine region, which is famous for its white wines.
Besides delicious Rieslings, you'll also find Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris wines, Pinot Noir rosés, and a local sparkling wine called Crémant d'Alsace.
The closest town to Colmar is Eguisheim, which is only 7 km away by bike and is renowned for its beauty and wine.
There are many wine bars and shops in Colmar where you can taste the region's wines, but if you want to learn more, you can also take the Alsace Wine Route.
The complete route covers over 170 km and has hundreds of vineyards and wine producers you can visit.
You can even try a Segway tour of the vineyard for the more adventurous among you!
ESCAPE
Around Sewen
Sewen is the last commune in the Doller Valley, which has its source at La Fennemat. The Alsatian village is located at the foot of the Ballon d'Alsace, in the Vosges mountains, in an exceptional and preserved environment. The nearest town is Masevaux, 10 km away.
Legend has it that the village of Sewen was founded in the 5th century by Christians who were being chased by the Huns. This village, located at the bottom of the Doller Valley, was very early on used as a refuge.
In the Middle Ages, when the Abbey of Masevaux exercised religious and secular power, the upper Doller valley was formed of a single parish: Sewen; to which all the other villages were attached.
ADVENTURE
Near the three borders
Nambsheim is ideally located at the crossroads of the German and Swiss borders. This small village of 600 inhabitants is bordered by fields and crops that seem to extend to infinity.
If you stay at the Atelier, you will quickly see that this small hamlet benefits from an incomparable location between plains and paths.
Close to both major cities (20 minutes from Colmar and Mulhouse) and the Rhine Bridge providing direct access to Germany, Nambsheim allows you to combine the feeling of being hidden in a lost paradise, while easily moving to the city.
Nature lovers, admire the surrounding view of the Vosges and the Black Forest.
Escape to the mountains or discover the treasures of the heritage and various activities nearby.
Please note that you will need a car to explore the region and the activities we suggest.
