# Two nights on the Alsace Wine Route from Paris, by TGV and e-bike between Eguisheim, Kaysersberg and Riquewihr

TGV to Colmar and three days on an e-bike: one night in Eguisheim, another at an organic winery in Hunawihr, and in between Kaysersberg, Riquewihr and Alsatian lunches.

Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/france/grand-est/alsace-wine-route/itineraries/two-nights-e-bike-from-paris · Revisado: 2026-11-13

Dónde: Alsace Wine Route

The central part of the Wine Route, around Colmar, is perfect to cycle: villages a few kilometres from each other, farm tracks among the vines and caveaux for tasting without anyone having to drive. From Paris you reach Colmar by TGV in a little over two hours, hire an e-bike for three days and need no transport again until the train home. The first night you sleep in Eguisheim; the second, at an organic winery in Hunawihr, between Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé.

## Where to sleep?

AccommodationWhereFor whom

Hostellerie du ChâteauEguisheim, castle squareFirst night; free bike storage, no pets

Maison d'hôtes Sainte HuneHunawihr, at an organic winerySecond night; breakfast included, Accueil Vélo

Le ChambardKaysersberg, five starsThe special night, with spa (closed January to May 2027)

## And with a car?

If you go by car, add the Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle and the Montagne des Singes, on the same mountain above Sélestat: half a day with children, the monkeys in the morning and the castle in the afternoon.

## How much does it cost?

Between €350 and €550 per person with two nights sharing a room, the bike for three days, lunches, dinners and some tastings, excluding the train. If you sleep one night at Le Chambard, it rises quite a lot.

## El plan

### Day 1 · 10:15 · TGV to Colmar and bike
From Gare de l'Est. Pick up the bike at Alsa Cyclo Tours, 5 rue du Chasseur: the e-bike costs €40 a day for three to four days. Ask for the routes on the Loopi app.

### Day 1 · 12:00 · Eguisheim and lunch at the Caveau d'Eguisheim
Half an hour by bike. Baeckeoffe or choucroute on the castle square, open every day. Leave your suitcase at the Hostellerie du Château, a stone's throw away.

### Day 1 · 15:00 · The rings of Eguisheim and the vines
The full circuit of the rue du Rempart, a tasting in a caveau and, at dusk, the empty village.

### Day 2 · 9:30 · To Kaysersberg via Turckheim
About 20 km through the vineyard. Stroll to the fortified bridge and the castle.

### Day 2 · 12:30 · Lunch at the Winstub du Chambard
€42 Menu du Terroir at Olivier Nasti's winstub. Book.

### Day 2 · 15:00 · Riquewihr and the Dolder
About 9 km. The main street, the 1291 Dolder and the vines. Then on to Hunawihr, a few kilometres away, and a night at the Maison d'hôtes Sainte Hune, with a tasting at the house winery.

### Day 3 · 10:00 · Riquewihr in the morning and lunch at La Brendelstub
Return to Riquewihr before the coaches and eat spit-roast ham at the Brendels' grill. Confirm the day when booking.

### Day 3 · 15:00 · Back to Colmar and TGV
About 15 km among the vines. Return the bike before 17:45 and take the train to Paris.

## Consejos

### Travel light
You are on a bike: bring a small bag or ask the agency about bike delivery for a supplement.

### Avoid Mondays
The Eguisheim agency closes that day.

### In December, a different getaway
With the Christmas markets the bike is less practical and everything fills up.

## Preguntas frecuentes

### Can you do the Alsace Wine Route without a car?
Yes, the central part: TGV to Colmar and an e-bike between villages.

### How many kilometres do you cycle?
About 7 the first day, about 30 the second and about 15 the third.

### Where to sleep?
In Eguisheim the first night and in Hunawihr the second; Le Chambard, in Kaysersberg, for a treat.
