Strasbourg is situated in northern France, just 2 miles from the German border, and as such combines the best of both European destinations.

Pairing crisp and fresh French wines from the Alsace region with irresistible German cured meats and pretzels — the clash of traditions works perfectly in Strasbourg.

The city may be known for its historical architecture and culinary contrasts, but there is outstanding natural beauty to be seen just a few miles outside the center. A wine tour in Strasbourg is the ideal way to experience the variety this corner of Europe offers.

What are the best wine tours in Strasbourg?

Alsace half-day wine tour from Strasbourg

For a half day tour of Alsace wineries, you’ll meet in the city and be driven out to the wine region. En route, you’ll learn about the seven different types of wine produced in the region.

Once you reach the town of Obernai, you’ll be accompanied on a walking tour of the historic medieval town. Thirsty from all the walking, you’ll visit two wineries where you can enjoy tasting sessions before heading back to Strasbourg.

Cellar visit and wine tasting with vegetarian meal to Strasbourg

This 2.5 hour lunch and wine tour from Strasbourg also takes place in the Alsace region. You’ll sample five delicious, dry white wines before enjoying a feast of soup, vegetable quiches and delectable Alsatian white cheese. You will be responsible for your own transportation to the facility.

Private e-bike and wine tour

While you may be picturing an intense cycle from Strasbourg to Alsace, this wine tour transports you by minivan to the winery. You’ll start with a glass of the local tipple, followed by a leisurely cycle through the vineyard. During this time, you can admire the scenery and learn about how Alsace wine is made.

Halfway through your wine tour, you’ll set up a pre-prepared picnic in the picturesque countryside. Washing down a lunch of salad, pâté and fruit pie with two wine tastings, you’ll travel back to the winery for five more tastings.

How much do wine tours in Strasbourg cost?

Cellar visits that feature a three course meal include lunch and alcoholic beverages in the price. You can expect to pay around €39.

Half day wine tours from Strasbourg cost around €85 and are limited to eight tourists. They include round trip transportation, a driver who also acts as a guide and two wine tasting sessions.

Private e-bike and wine tours in Strasbourg include all wine tastings and use of an e-bike for 1.5 hours, as well as a round-trip transportation from any hotel in Alsace and lunch. You’ll pay around €170 and the tour lasts four hours.

What is included in a wine tour in Strasbourg?

There is some variety between Strasbourg wine tours, although most visit at least two wineries or cellars and include one (or sometimes more) tasting at each location. Some tours also include light snacks of local delicacies or a full meal.

Where do wine tours in Strasbourg start?

You’ll often be picked up from your hotel to travel the 30 minute drive to the Alsace region, however, sometimes you’ll meet in a central location in the city.

How long do wine tours in Strasbourg last?

While some tours are a full day affair lasting up to 10 hours, many wine tours in Strasbourg last around four hours. Those that do often have two time slots available, one starting around 9 AM and another at approximately 2 PM.

When is the best time for a wine tour in Strasbourg?

There is plenty to see in the city of Strasbourg, and you should allocate ample time to exploring the hybrid of French and German influence. Plan your wine tour for the end of your stay to swap the city life for rolling hills of vineyards. You’ll experience the region in a contrasting light and appreciate both sides.

If you can, choose an afternoon tour to enjoy a glass of crisp, white wine as the temperature cools and the glow of the early evening sets in.

Are there any combo available with wine tours in Strasbourg?

Private tour in Alsace: 2 wine tasting sessions and 1 typical Christmas market

If you’re visiting around the holidays, combine wine with a traditional French Christmas market in this private tour of Alsace from Strasbourg. After wrapping up and leaving the city, you’ll start with a tasting and tour at a local wine cellar.

Moving on, you’ll have the opportunity to buy one-of-a-kind gifts and European treasures at the Obernai Christmas market. Finally, finish your magical festive day with a stop at a traditional winery for another tasting.

Private tours that visit a Christmas market, as well as different wineries, cost €515 and last 6.5 hours. You can relax with round-trip transportation from your hotel and two wine tastings.

Strasbourg gourmet food walking guided tour with local cheese & wine

Strasbourg’s cuisine is a mouthwatering mash-up of the best of both French and German delicacies. On this two-hour tour, you’ll be guided through the city on foot, sampling cheeses, pretzels, sweet treats and wine at the illustrious Strasbourg Market.

Drinks and snacks are included in the price of the tour and you’ll pay around €59.

Are children allowed on a wine tour in Strasbourg?

Some tours allow children on the excursion and even provide grape juice in place of wine to ensure they don’t feel left out. However, it is more common for wine tours in Strasbourg to have a minimum age requirement of 18, due to the nature of the activity.

Travel tips

Wine tours in Strasbourg run throughout the year. If you’re choosing to visit near the holidays and take a combo-tour of the Christmas market, wrap up to protect from the chilly winter climate. It often snows in Strasbourg around this time, so wear shoes with grip.
Check whether there are any age requirements before setting your heart on a particular tour.

Wine Tours and Tastings in Strasbourg