Alsace Wine - Route Des Vins D'Alsace

The Route des Vins d'Alsace (Wine route of Alsace) is an approximately 170 km long road, crossing the main wine producing areas of the region. From north to south, the following 67 communes crossed by the Route are:

  • Marlenheim
  • Wangen
  • Westhoffen
  • Traenheim
  • Bergbieten
  • Dangolsheim
  • Soultz-les-Bains
  • Avolsheim
  • Molsheim
  • Rosheim
  • Boersch
  • Ottrott
  • Obernai
  • Bernardswiller
  • Heiligenstein
  • Barr
  • Mittelbergheim
  • Andlau
  • Itterswiller
  • Nothalten
  • Blienschwiller
  • Dambach-la-Ville
  • Scherwiller
  • Châtenois
  • Kintzheim
  • Orschwiller
  • Saint-Hippolyte
  • Rodern
  • Rorschwihr
  • Bergheim
  • Ribeauvillé
  • Hunawihr
  • Zellenberg
  • Riquewihr
  • Beblenheim
  • Mittelwihr
  • Bennwihr
  • Sigolsheim
  • Kientzheim
  • Kaysersberg
  • Ammerschwihr
  • Ingersheim
  • Niedermorschwihr
  • Turckheim
  • Colmar
  • Wintzenheim
  • Wettolsheim
  • Eguisheim
  • Husseren-les-Châteaux
  • Voegtlinshoffen
  • Obermorschwihr
  • Hattstatt
  • Gueberschwihr
  • Pfaffenheim
  • Rouffach
  • Westhalten
  • Soultzmatt
  • Orschwihr
  • Bergholtz
  • Guebwiller
  • Soultz
  • Wuenheim
  • Cernay
  • Vieux-Thann
  • Thann

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