Obernai attractions

With this ticket to the Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg, you’ll get the opportunity to explore the enchanting Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle in Strasbourg, Alsace. During your visit, you’ll discover one of the beloved gems on France's must-see list. As you pass through the castle that’s perched amid the lush Vosges, you’ll take in a historic marvel overlooking the Alsace Wine Route. You’ll also learn about its close to 900 years of history, multiple reconstructions and medieval fortress heritage. Additionally, you’ll have a chance to unveil the past through interactive workshops, sensory adventures, thematic tours and engaging events. At the end of your visit, you’ll have experienced this ancient stronghold in a truly memorable way.

This self‑guided scavenger hunt in Strasbourg lets you explore the city at your own pace using a single app. You will start anytime (24/7) with no guide or fixed schedule, and you may pause for coffee or a museum visit and resume later—even the next day. The activity is suitable for couples, families and groups and can also work as a team‑building exercise. The Complete City package includes an interactive game that asks you to solve outdoor puzzles using imagination and logic to uncover more than ten attractions and hidden gems. As you move through the streets you will encounter Ponts Couverts and Église Saint‑Thomas, pass Place Gutenberg and the Alsatian Museum, and see Cathédrale Notre Dame and Palais Rohan. You will also come across Place Kléber, the Opéra du Rhin, Place de la République and St. Paul’s Church. Along the way the app will give insider tips with hand‑picked local restaurants and shops. The puzzles are outdoor‑based and no entrance fees are required.

This experience guides you through a course made up of around thirty environments, all accessible to everyone. As you move through the spaces, you become the actor of your visit, interacting with displays and sensory elements designed for hands-on exploration. Along the way, you’ll find self-service tastings that let you sample flavours at your own pace. A virtual demonstration will play on a giant screen, featuring two master chocolatiers who explain techniques and craftsmanship. You can also stop at a photo terminal equipped with costumes to immortalise your passage. The experience combines visual, tactile and gustatory moments, and includes additional surprises and interactive features as you explore.

Explore Strasbourg at your own pace with the TouringBee app, which gives you a self‑guided audio tour. The map will direct your route and the engaging audio commentary will act as your personal guide, so you can move through the city at a comfortable speed and pause where you wish. Along the way you will encounter the city’s highlights, including Strasbourg Cathedral, the Vauban Covered Bridges, the Little France quarter and Gutenberg Square, among 33 points of interest in total. A historian’s narrative will accompany many stops; it’s easy to follow, avoids unnecessary complexity and is peppered with local history and legends. As you move through the streets, you will also learn about Strasbourg’s cuisine and café culture, with suggestions that bring the city’s food scene into the story. The route starts near the train station and finishes at the cathedral, making it well suited to a one‑day adventure. The combination of the map and audio will let you explore independently while still getting informative commentary at each key site.

Marie-Joëlle and her son David run a family winery in Gertwiller in Alsace that has been in their family for three generations. You will be welcomed into the estate as they open the doors and share their knowledge and affection for the region, its gastronomy and its wines. As you move through the property, you will hear about the estate and its history. The visit includes a tasting of four wines from their Tradition range, served with diced cheese and sausage to accompany the flavours. Along the way, you will learn about the family's connection to the area and the wines they produce, with time to savour each sample and ask questions.

At House ZEYSSOLFF, one of the few authentic cellars in Alsace dating from 1870, you will receive a warm, friendly welcome in the heart of the Alsace Wine Route. The visit takes you into a historic vinification space where the Maison still uses around twenty oak casks, each holding about 10,000 litres, for the winemaking of its wines. Along the way you will see the exceptional ZEYSSOLFF barrel, made in 1897 for the Paris Universal Exhibition (1900) and still in use today. The cellar offers an immersive projection experience directly onto the oak barrels — an approach that is unique in France. The Maison works in organic farming, and the visit is suitable for everyone; children are welcome. The experience has been recognised with top distinctions in French wine tourism, including the Alsace Tourism Trophy 2021 and the Atout France Wine Tourism Trophy 2022. Take care when you book: some visit slots are conducted in French and others in English, so check that you have chosen the correct language.

Explore Colmar at your own pace with a self-guided scavenger hunt that mixes walking, puzzles and local insight. You’ll play a location-based game on your phone that leads you through the city, letting you pause for a glass of Alsatian wine or a museum visit and pick up again when you’re ready—even the next day. The activity is designed for couples, families and groups, and can work as a team-building exercise. The Complete City package gives you everything in one app: an interactive game that reveals more than ten major attractions plus hidden gems, and a set of insider tips with hand‑picked restaurant and shop recommendations. Along the route you’ll encounter Colmar’s highlights, including St Martin’s Church, the Unterlinden Museum and the Théâtre Municipal, and you’ll pass Musée Bartholdi, the Ancienne Douane and Église Saint‑Matthieu. You’ll also wander through the Fishmonger District and La Petite Venise, see Fontaine Roesselmann, and reach Parc du Champ de Mars as part of the experience. Solving puzzles and following clues will help you learn about each spot while you explore.

On this tour, you'll get to visit the winery of Domaine Fahrer et Fils. Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll explore the cellars and underground tanks while learning about the history of the winery. If you choose the 'Guided Winery Tour and Alsace Wine Tasting' option, you'll get to sample local Alsace wine while learning about the wine production. You can also opt for the 'Blind Experience and Winery Visit', where you'll experience a blind tasting session. This includes identifying the aromas and flavors as you sample white, rosé, and red wines.

At the Unterlinden Museum you will step into a setting that spans centuries. As you move through the site, you will pass the 13th century cloister of the Unterlinden Convent, enter the former Art Deco municipal baths from the early 20th century and reach the new contemporary building by architects Herzog & de Meuron. The changing architecture frames the whole visit and gives the collections a striking context. Along the way you will explore surprising archaeological displays and a wide range of paintings and sculptures, where you will encounter works by Martin Schongauer, Claude Monnet and Pablo Picasso. The museum also highlights brilliant decorative arts and showcases arts and popular traditions. A central feature is the Altarpiece of Issenheim (1512–1516), which remains a key highlight. The museum team welcomes you and accompanies your visit, whether you come alone, with family or with friends, and staff are on hand to help you make the most of the exhibits.

See Strasbourg’s old and new landmarks from a different perspective as you glide through the city on a Segway. You’ll take in a mix of historic streets and more modern areas while moving through several of the city’s notable districts. Along the way you’ll pass La Petite France and the German district, and you’ll also visit the institutions of the Quartier Européen. The route includes a variety of sights across Strasbourg’s neighbourhoods, giving you a broad impression of the city as you explore. The tour requires a minimum of two participants.

You will meet at the Barrage Vauban and begin a relaxed walk through Strasbourg’s Christmas markets. As you move through, the route crosses the markets and takes you past the city’s famous monuments and squares. Along the way the host will point out notable places and adjust the pace so the route suits your interests. Along the tour you will have the opportunity to drink a free mulled wine or hot juice and to stop at the various chalets. The visit can be totally adapted according to your expectations, so you may spend more time at particular markets or focus on certain squares and monuments if you prefer.

In Strasbourg you'll explore the city on foot with an app-led scavenger hunt that uses phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. There’s no guide and no fixed start time, so you can go at your own pace and play alone or with any size group. As you move through the Grande Île, you’ll wander the Quartier de la Petite France and admire the old tanners' houses along the canals. You’ll pause on Place de la Cathédrale and crane your neck at the pink giant of the cathedral. Along the route you may also step into the Église Saint-Thomas, often called the ‘Protestant cathedral’. The clues will lead you naturally between these highlights and through the city’s mix of sights and streets. The game is available in 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. You will select your preferred language when you start the game in the app.

You will travel by convertible minibus along the most important stops of the Alsace Wine Route. The day begins with a visit to the Château du Haut‑Koenigsbourg, where you can explore the restored medieval fortress and its views. Along the way you will follow the scenic wine route toward the pretty village of Riquewihr, and you will have enough time there to wander its streets and have lunch. After Riquewihr, the route continues to Kaysersberg, voted France’s favourite village in 2017, which you can explore at your own pace. The tour finishes in Colmar, the capital of Alsace wines, where you will discover the world‑famous Little Venice district and enjoy free time to stroll through the town and its canals.

With the Strasbourg City Card, you’ll have the opportunity to discover the city's must-sees in an affordable way. Valid for seven consecutive days, the card will offer you a variety of discounted activities as well as discounted admission to selected sites. Among the benefits, you’ll be able to go on guided walks and audio tours and gain more affordable access to a wide range of museums.

From Colmar, you’ll head into the Alsace countryside to visit some of the region’s most charming villages. In Kaysersberg you’ll take a guided walking tour and then have some free time to explore on your own. Expect to see picturesque half‑timbered houses, a pretty town centre and the remains of the Imperial Castle set above the village. As you follow the Alsace wine route, you’ll pause for photo opportunities among the vineyards and scenic views. You’ll continue to Riquewihr for a guided walking tour of this magnificent small town, then travel on to Hunawihr, which is considered one of the most beautiful villages of France and is known for its many artisan shops and several cultural landmarks. After visiting these highlights of the Alsace, you’ll return to Colmar.