From Strasbourg to Colmar, from the Route des Vins to the foothills of the Vosges, Elsass VTC serves every town and every village in Alsace. Choose your destination below, or book your journey directly with a fixed price announced before departure.
Alsace concentrates on a compact territory a rare density of art cities, wine villages and natural sites. A VTC in Alsace allows you to connect these destinations at your own pace, without worrying about parking or driving after a tasting. Here are all the towns where Elsass VTC accompanies you.
European capital, cathedral and Petite France
Petite Venise and capital of Alsace wines
Medieval city and gateway to the Route des Vins
Central Alsace and Humanist Library
Birthplace of Bugatti and Bruche valley
Favorite village of the French, medieval gem
City of minstrels and three castles
Pearl of the vineyard with intact ramparts
Birthplace of the vineyard, circular village
Birthplace of the vineyard, circular village
Abbey and three grand crus
Largest communal vineyard in Alsace
Rohan Castle and gateway to Alsace
Capital of Northern Alsace
Vosges valley and AOP cheese
Birthplace of Klevener, unique grape variety
Winzenberg grand cru, winegrowing village
Flowery village with exceptional panorama
Located between the Rhine and the Vosges, Alsace occupies a strategic position that has shaped its destiny. Successively imperial land, French, German, then definitively French in 1945, it has inherited from this turbulent history a unique identity, blending Latin and Germanic influences. This dual culture is found in the half-timbered architecture, gastronomy, and the still-living Alsatian dialect.
From Strasbourg, seat of the European Parliament, to Mulhouse, former industrial capital, Alsace spans two departments: Bas-Rhin in the north and Haut-Rhin in the south. Its modest size does not prevent it from being among the most visited regions in France, driven by exceptionally preserved heritage.
Alsace benefits from a solid economic fabric, structured around industry, viticulture, and tourism. Its immediate proximity to Germany and Switzerland makes it a major cross-border hub, where many workers cross the border daily. Add to that international corporate headquarters, European institutions, and a thriving tourism sector.
For business travel as well as transfers to the airports of Strasbourg, Basel-Mulhouse, Frankfurt, or Zurich, a private driver offers a reliable and comfortable alternative. This chauffeur service perfectly meets the needs of companies and delegations.
The Alsace Wine Route stretches nearly 170 kilometers from north to south, connecting over a hundred winegrowing villages. It is one of the oldest wine routes in France, and undoubtedly the most emblematic. Each village — Riquewihr, Eguisheim, Kaysersberg, Ribeauvillé — vies in charm with its half-timbered houses, cellars, and grand crus.
Discovering the vineyard by VTC changes everything: you taste freely, you move from one estate to another without constraint, and your driver knows the best addresses. Our dedicated page on the Wine Route details possible itineraries.
Beyond the vineyard, Alsace displays a remarkable variety of landscapes. To the west, the Vosges peak at over 1,400 meters and offer lakes, forests and resorts. In the center, the Rhine plain concentrates the major cities. Finally, the foothills house castles and spiritual high places.
Spiritual high place, panorama
Most visited castle
Medieval city, most beautiful villages
Entzheim, direct transfers
Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Zurich – Direct transfer
Shopping & Wingen-sur-Moder, crystal
Fixed price announced before departure — no surprises, no meter. Available 7/7, from the big city to the most secluded village.
Elsass VTC serves every town and village in Alsace, from Strasbourg to Colmar, from the Alsace Wine Route to the foothills of the Vosges. More than 18 towns are described one by one, with their routes, sights to see and direct booking.
Yes: the price is fixed and quoted before departure, with no meter and no surprises. You can estimate it online and book your trip right away.
The service operates 7 days a week, including weekends. This availability covers major cities and the most tucked-away villages alike.
Yes. The Alsace Wine Route stretches for nearly 170 kilometres and links more than a hundred wine-growing villages. With a chauffeur, you can taste freely and move from one estate to another without having to drive.
Alsace can be visited all year round. Spring and autumn offer the most photogenic vineyards, summer livens up the terraces and festivals, and winter transforms the region with Christmas markets that are among the most renowned in Europe.