Charms of Burgundy and Alsace (2026)

Day 1

Welcome to your tour with Europamundo!We’ll depart for eastern France, traveling through the picturesque landscapes of Burgundy. Our first stop will be Noyers-sur-Serein, one of the most beautiful towns in France, known for its narrow streets, stone and half-timbered houses, charming central square and historic walls. Next, we’ll continue to Beaune, the wine capital of Burgundy. You’ll have time for lunch and a leisurely walk. We suggest visiting the Hospices of Beaune, a 15th-century medieval hospital that once served the poor. Our journey will take us to Dijon, the regional capital. Here, you can explore lively streets filled with magnificent medieval and Renaissance buildings, including the impressive Palace of the Dukes. We’ll stay overnight in Dijon.

Day 2

While still in the Burgundy region, we’ll stop in Besançon, a city of Roman origin with a beautiful historic center and a 17th-century citadel that overlooks the town. We’ll then continue our journey to Alsace, a French region that has been contested between France and Germany for centuries. Alsace retains its own German dialect, Alsatian, along with architecture and traditions deeply rooted in Germanic culture. Our first stop in Alsace will be Colmar, a city with unique architecture, colorful half-timbered houses and canals winding through the town. Colmar is also famous for its white wine and gastronomy. You’ll have time for lunch and a leisurely walk. In the afternoon, we’ll visit one of the most beautiful towns in Alsace: Riquewihr, a medieval town with cobblestone streets and colorful houses that look like they’re straight out of a fairy tale—it even inspired scenes from Beauty and the Beast. We will also take the opportunity to visit an old winery and have a tasting of local wine with a typical sweet. We’ll arrive in Strasbourg in the evening. We recommend taking a walk around the cathedral area and Petite France, both filled with charming spots and cozy restaurants.

Day 3

Time in STRASBOURG, the capital of Alsace. The city is home to the European Parliament. Its historic center is stunning, with picturesque medieval streets, its impressive Gothic cathedral, and its canals and flowers. We include a boat ride along the canals of the Petite France district.We then continue our route towards the Champagne region to visit a traditional Champagne winery (visit and tasting included) and discover the secrets of the world’s most famous sparkling drink.Continuation to PARIS, arrival at the end of the afternoon.

Day 4

After breakfast, our journey will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories.