Cheap flights to Alsace

Between the Vosges mountains and the Rhine lies one of France's most beautiful regions: Alsace. With flights to Alsace, you'll discover a unique blend of French and German culture. Half-timbered houses, vineyards and a rich history await you!

The Alsace Region

Alsace is a melting pot of French and German influences. You'll see it in the architecture, the language, and especially the cuisine. Half the dishes on the menu sound German, the other half French — and they're all delicious. The capital Strasbourg is home to the European Parliament and overflows with cultural treasures. The Petite France quarter with its half-timbered houses along the canals is one of the most photographed spots in all of France.

But Alsace offers much more than just Strasbourg. The Route des Vins winds past picturesque villages where time seems to have stood still. In Colmar, you'll feel like you've stepped into a fairy tale, and Riquewihr may well be the most beautiful wine village in the region. The Strasbourg Cathedral, with its astronomical clock, is a Gothic masterpiece you need to see in person.

Enjoy choucroute (sauerkraut with sausage), flammekueche (a thin pizza with cream, onions and bacon), and of course the famous Alsace wines like riesling and gewürztraminer. Book your flights to Alsace at CheapTickets.nl and discover this remarkable region!

Must-see's in Alsace

• Strasbourg
  The capital of Alsace is an absolute must. The Notre-Dame cathedral with its astronomical clock is breathtaking. Walk through the Petite France quarter along the old tanneries and the picturesque canals. In December, Strasbourg is the capital of Christmas markets.

• Colmar
  This town is a perfectly preserved jewel. The Petite Venise quarter with its colourful half-timbered houses along the water is magical. Also visit the Unterlinden Museum with the famous Isenheim Altarpiece.

• Route des Vins
  The Alsace wine route stretches 170 kilometres past vineyards and charming villages. Stop at Riquewihr, Eguisheim and Kaysersberg for tastings and stunning views.

• Mont Sainte-Odile
  At 764 metres altitude lies this famous convent, hidden in the Vosges. The view over the Rhine plain is phenomenal. A popular hiking trail leads past the mysterious Mur Païen, a prehistoric stone wall.

• Mulhouse
  The city for car and train enthusiasts. The Cité de l'Automobile houses the world's largest Bugatti collection, and the Cité du Train is a paradise for train lovers.

Don't miss these events

• Alsace Christmas Markets (November - December)
  The Alsatian Christmas markets are among the oldest and most beautiful in Europe. Strasbourg, Colmar and the small villages along the wine route offer an enchanting atmosphere with lights, mulled wine and handcrafted gifts.

• Festival des Vendanges (September)
  The harvest festival in Colmar celebrates the grape harvest with parades, tastings and live music. The perfect opportunity to get to know Alsatian wines.

• Festival de Strasbourg (June - July)
  A multidisciplinary festival featuring music, dance, theatre and visual arts at various locations in Strasbourg.

Practical information

• Temperature: In summer around 25°C, in winter around 3°C.
• Time difference: no time difference with the UK.
• Currency: the Euro.
• Language: French, with German dialects in some villages.