Eguisheim ★ 4.2
Eguisheim, ringed by concentric medieval lanes near Colmar, is one of the Wine Route's prettiest stops, with grower cellars pouring Pinot Gris.
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Illhaeusern (Auberge de l'Ill) ★ 4.7
Illhaeusern, on the river Ill near Colmar, is home to Auberge de l'Ill, the Haeberlin family's two-Michelin-star benchmark of Alsatian haute cuisine.
Marlenheim (Le Cerf) ★ 4.4
Marlenheim, where the Alsace Wine Route begins west of Strasbourg, is known for Le Cerf, a one-Michelin-star restaurant of refined Alsatian country cooking.
Colmar ★ 4.5
Colmar, 30 minutes south by train, is the Wine Route capital, with canal-side winstubs in Petite Venise pouring choucroute and tarte flambee.
Obernai ★ 4.2
Obernai, half an hour south by train, is a walled Wine Route town where winstubs fire wood-oven tarte flambee and the December market is a foodie favourite.