The Village of Eguisheim is located 29.4 km (32 mins) from the border of Germany, and 63.2 km (45 mins) from Basel, Switzerland,

79.7 km (1hr) from Strasbourg, France.

Eguisheim is a medieval village in France’s Alsace wine region. The narrow, concentric streets of its old town are lined with many preserved half-timbered houses. The central Château Saint-Léon is a centuries-old castle. Southwest at Husseren-les-Châteaux are the ruins of the Three Castles of Eguisheim, which date from the middle Ages. Northwest is Hohlandsbourg Castle, with formidable ramparts.

It’s also the birthplace of the Alsatian vineyards, which has been listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France.

Eguisheim is surrounded by 339 hectare of Vineyards offering Riesling, Muscat, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer varieties of wine to choose from.

Discover the scenic Alsace Wine Route, starting from Marlenheim to Thann, it’s 170 kilometres long.

It's undoubtedly France's most beautiful scenic route featuring charming village and countryside while offering many choices of accommodations.

Tourism Websites

https://www.tourisme-eguisheim-rouffach.com/en/

Alsace Vineyards:

https://www.visitfrenchwine.com/en/vineyard/visit-the-alsace-vineyards-wine-tourism

The Château-Bas d’Eguisheim, located in the center of the village

Let’s face it, France is known worldwide for their culinary delights, world known chef’s come from France.

Here are two recipes Alsace is known for, click on dish name for the full recipe!

Tarte aux Poires (click for recipe)

Tarte Flambée (click for recipe)