Andlau brings together in a single village everything exceptional about Alsace: a Benedictine abbey founded in the 8th century, three grands crus on distinct terroirs, and preserved Alsatian architecture. Thus, Elsass VTC takes you from Barr, Obernai, or Strasbourg directly to the heart of the village — without worrying about parking on the wine roads.
Andlau is ideally located to radiate on the Route des Vins and towards the Vosges Mountains. The village has a parking lot at the entrance, but the streets of the center are pedestrian. Your Elsass VTC chauffeur drops you off as close to the abbey as possible and remains available at the agreed time for the rest of your program.
Andlau is about 15 minutes from Barr, 25 minutes from Obernai, and 50 minutes from Strasbourg. The service is available 7 days a week with reservation by WhatsApp or phone. For transfers from Strasbourg-Entzheim, times are coordinated with your landing time.
Andlau is about 15 minutes from Barr, 25 minutes from Obernai and 50 minutes from Strasbourg. The service is available 7 days a week with booking by WhatsApp or telephone. For transfers from Strasbourg-Entzheim, times are coordinated with your landing time.
Our private chauffeur service is ideal for combining Andlau with its neighbours in a single day. A typical route pairs Andlau in the morning for the abbey and the cellars, then Dambach-la-Ville for lunch and the Frankstein, and finally Blienschwiller or Itterswiller in the late afternoon for a panorama over the vines.
Benedictine abbey, Kastelberg tastings, or a complete Route des Vins circuit — Elsass VTC adapts to every program from or to Andlau. Thus, you fully enjoy this exceptional village, without logistical constraints.
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Get my fareAndlau combines a Benedictine abbey, three grand crus and preserved Alsatian architecture. A chauffeur takes you from Barr, Obernai or Strasbourg directly to the heart of the village, without having to worry about parking on the wine roads. The village has a car park at the entrance, but the lanes in the centre are pedestrianised.
Andlau has three grand crus: the Kastelberg on schist, the Wiebelsberg on pink sandstone and the Moenchberg on limestone. Each terroir gives a different expression of Riesling and Gewurztraminer. The estates offer cellar tastings by appointment.
The Abbey of Saints Peter and Paul, founded in 880 by Richarde, has a 12th-century Romanesque portal with a frieze of narrative sculptures more than twenty metres long. The crypt houses the shrine of Saint Richarde. The half-timbered lanes complete the visit.
From Obernai, allow about 25 minutes, and about 50 minutes from Strasbourg. From Barr, the journey is about 15 minutes. The service is available 7 days a week.
Yes, the chauffeur service allows you to combine Andlau with its neighbouring villages. A typical itinerary combines Andlau in the morning for the abbey and the cellars, then Dambach-la-Ville for lunch and the Frankstein, and finally Blienschwiller or Itterswiller in the late afternoon. Your chauffeur drops you off as close as possible to each site.