Alsace is a picturesque region in eastern France, nestled between the Vosges Mountains and the Rhine River. The area has ...

Alsace, with its capital, the free city of Strasburg, was, as a matter of fact, a sort of republic, accustomed for centuries to ideas of liberty and democracy.

For many Paris is France, however Strasbourg and the Alsace wine region are no less impressive. Flying to Zurich and driving with a rented car it’s a rather quick easy ride to this city of dream ...

Imagine opening a picture book where every page shows a different world — one filled with half-timbered houses draped in ...

Colmar is about two and a half hours by train from Paris, making it a great place to spend a few nights if you want to get out of the city. It's also only two hours (via train) from Zurich ...

You can travel by TGV straight from Charles de Gaulle International Airport—it’s roughly a 2.5 hour trip-- to Strasbourg, the main city in Alsace.

Now, those living or visiting New York City will be able to experience the magic of this historic Alsatian market closer to home when the Strasbourg-Alsace Christmas Market arrives at New York’s ...

When wine aficionados contemplate the great wine regions of France, they’re usually reflecting upon Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champagne … perhaps the Rhone Valley and Loire. But Alsace tends to get lost ...