Activities and recommended spots
Exploring the region
Located between Strasbourg and Colmar, the Hôtel à la Ferme is the perfect starting point for unforgettable activities: exploring Alsace and the Ried on foot or by bike, strolling around Mont Saint Odile, marveling at Europa-Park, and visiting every village along the Wine Route…
Bike rides
Feel free to bring your bike and explore the Ried and the beauty of its nature reserve.
Europa-Park
Germany's largest amusement park. People go there as much for the scenery as for the thrills.
Play golf
Golf courses await you in Plobsheim, just 20 minutes away, and in the Strasbourg area.
La Wantzenau Golf Course
An 18-hole course nestled in the heart of nature, just a stone’s throw from Strasbourg.
www.golf-wantzenau.fr
Kempferhof Golf
Course
An authentic course spanning 85 hectares, ranked among the top 15 in continental Europe.
www.kempferhof.fr
Golf du Fort
A new-generation golf course offering compact 9-hole courses, ideal for discovering the sport.
www.golfdufort.com
Mount Saint-Odile
Majestically overlooking the Alsace plain, Mont Sainte-Odile is an iconic site steeped in history, spirituality, and natural beauty.
Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle
Perched at an altitude of nearly 800 meters, Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle overlooks the Alsace plain and offers breathtaking views of the Vosges, the Black Forest, and sometimes even the Alps.
This magnificently restored 12th-century fortress transports visitors back to the heart of the Middle Ages.
Between ramparts, keep, drawbridge, and grand stately halls, every corner tells a story. Ideal for a cultural getaway offering a change of scenery, Haut-Koenigsbourg appeals to history buffs and lovers of breathtaking landscapes alike.
The City of Colmar
Charming and picturesque, Colmar is a true gem of Alsace. Its colorful half-timbered houses, romantic canals, and flower-lined streets give it a unique atmosphere. It is nicknamed “Little Venice.”
The Wine Route and the Villages of Alsace
The Alsace Wine Route is a true invitation to explore and indulge. Stretching over 170 km, it winds through endless vineyards and connects some of France’s most beautiful villages.
Gems like Riquewihr, Eguisheim, and Kaysersberg reveal their flower-lined streets, half-timbered houses, and welcoming wine cellars.
The City of Strasbourg
As the capital of Europe and the jewel of Alsace, Strasbourg captivates visitors with its unique charm, blending history, culture, and modernity.
Its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to the majestic Strasbourg Cathedral and the picturesque Petite France district, with its canals and half-timbered houses.