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Meet inMolsheim

What to See and Do in Molsheim?

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Explore Alsace...

In Alsace, near Strasbourg, Molsheim is an ideal starting point for discovering a region rich in contrasts.

From vineyards and historical heritage to iconic Alsatian towns and scenic nature trails, there are plenty of places to explore.

On foot, by bike or by car, discover Alsace from a different perspective, combining culture, landscapes and the Alsatian art of living.

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Molsheim, Between Vineyards and the Alsace Plain

From Molsheim, in the Bas-Rhin just a few kilometres from Strasbourg, you can easily reach both the picturesque villages of the Alsace Wine Route and the spectacular landscapes of the Vosges Mountains.

The town enjoys an ideal location for exploring Alsace, combining heritage, gastronomy, wine tourism, outdoor activities and excursions to the region’s major attractions.

A perfect base for combining days of discovery with moments of relaxation.

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Vineyards and Grand Cru Wines

Close to the Hotel

Around Molsheim, vineyards shape the landscape and reflect the unique character of the Alsace wine region.

The Altenberg de Wolxheim and Bruderthal de Molsheim Grand Cru vineyards are among the area’s most renowned appellations, offering a wonderful introduction to the diversity and richness of the Alsatian terroir.

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Chartreuse Museum – Bugatti Foundation

Just a Few Minutes’ Walk Away

In Molsheim, the Bugatti Foundation traces the history of this legendary automotive brand. Models, archives and period objects immerse visitors in a world of automotive design, heritage and innovation.

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Historic Centre of Molsheim

Just a Few Minutes’ Walk Away

The Metzig, the Porte des Forgerons, the Jesuit Church and traditional Alsatian houses give the streets of Molsheim’s historic centre their distinctive character.

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Bruche Canal and Cycling Routes

Starting Nearby

From Molsheim, the Bruche Canal offers a different way to explore Alsace.

Its cycle route connects the Alsatian countryside with Strasbourg, passing through vineyards, forests and charming villages along the way.

An ideal cycling experience for discovering the landscapes of Alsace at your own pace.

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Alsace Wine Route

Just a Few Minutes Away

Molsheim is located close to the northern gateway of the Alsace Wine Route. From the hotel, you can easily reach this iconic route by bike and explore the vineyards stretching from the Strasbourg area towards Marlenheim.

With wine-growing villages, wineries and beautiful views over the vineyards, the route is an invitation to discover the diversity of the Alsatian terroir. Local winegrowers, such as the Neumeyer family, proudly continue the region’s winemaking traditions and share their expertise through wine tastings.

Thanks to the local cycle paths, cycling enthusiasts can continue their journey beyond the northern gateway of the Alsace Wine Route and explore even further towards Saverne.

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Fort de Mutzig

Approximately 10 Minutes by Car

Built in the late 19th century, the Fort de Mutzig is one of the most remarkable fortified complexes in Europe.

A visit takes you through its underground facilities and offers an insight into the military innovations developed during this period.

Obernai

Approximately 15 Minutes by Car

At the foot of Mont Sainte-Odile, Obernai charms visitors with its well-preserved heritage and welcoming atmosphere. Its lively historic centre, traditional markets and excellent restaurants make it a popular destination throughout the year.

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Strasbourg

Approximately 25 Minutes by Car

As a European and cultural capital, Strasbourg is renowned for its cathedral, historic districts and lively atmosphere. An ideal day trip to complement your stay in Alsace.

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Nideck Waterfall

Approximately 30 Minutes by Car

Set in lush natural surroundings near Oberhaslach, the Nideck Waterfall is one of the best-known natural attractions in the Alsatian Vosges.

A short hike leads to this spectacular waterfall, offering the opportunity to enjoy the peaceful and unspoilt natural surroundings.

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Colmar

Approximately 40 Minutes by Car

Known for its canals and colourful half-timbered houses, Colmar offers a truly unique setting. A city of art and history, it is home to a wide variety of cultural attractions and picturesque walks.

Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle

Approximately 45 Minutes by Car

Overlooking the Alsace Plain, this impressive castle offers a fascinating journey into the medieval world. The visit also provides remarkable panoramic views across the surrounding region.

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