Other tourist routes
The Rhine Route
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The legendary Rhine River originates in the Swiss Alps and flows into the North Sea. Navigable beginning in Basel, the river is one of the most frequented waterways in the world. The Rhine lines the Alsace region from Basel to Lauterbourg and forms a natural border of more than 200 km between France and Germany. The Rhine Route crosses the plain of the river and takes visitors on a tour of diverse landscapes including forests and preserved areas. Itinerary suggestion |
The Northern Vosges Route
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Discover sites and landscapes on the route:
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The Central Vosges Route
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The Middle Vosges peak at an altitude between 900 and 1,100 metres. Easily accessible, a road network through mountain passes leads visitors to forested summits, mountain pastures and deep valleys. |
The Potters Route
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Beyond the forest of Haguenau is the Outre-Forêt. Bordered to the east by the Rhine River and encroaching on the foothills of the Northern Vosges to the west, this area features hills, valleys and forests with numerous tourist sites:
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