Very beautiful medieval Alsatian village which serves as the head office for a large number of winegrowers. We came by bus (R30) from Colmar station for a short visit of a few hours, which was more than sufficient. The village was very quiet and pleasant during the school holidays and without the hordes of more or less drunken tourists. We ate there, did some shopping and visited the religious buildings. Allow 2-3 hours without the restaurant.

Beautiful cozy town. It is worth visiting it. Combine it with a trip to Colmar or explore the castles nearby. Together with the 3 Castles of Eguisheim and Hohlandsbourg Castle, the trip took us almost the whole day.

On our tour of Alsace, we made base in Colmar. Eguisheim is a 15-minute drive away. Very beautiful... they are one of those places that seem to come out of a story. Your diagram is circular and it is good to do the whole round and then get inside. They can ask for maps to guide themselves in the tourist office that is at the entrance. They have in several languages. A recommendation?. If you are in Alsace, do not miss it.

An idyllic setting to walk, bike or even by small tourist train to discover it. Named the most beautiful city in France, this city richly deserves it for its architecture, its welcome, its streets, its typical buildings, its many cellars, shops and restaurants. Walking through the vineyards is an enchanting moment.

This was the last stop of our historical town and wine tasting tour. Unfortunately, you can see in the distance a heavy rain storm was approaching and we literally powered through main street in 20 minutes. However, it was not really a big town to begin with...

So here we are in this splendid village in Elsass, we really change era. Its wonderful floral facades 🌸🌺🌼 , its narrow streets and original cobblestones earned it the most beautiful village in France. Good obviously for those who stay there for a while, go visit at night this village, it is safe, the buildings are illuminated with accuracy which confers a medieval and bewitching atmosphere at the same time, you wander one or two hours pleasantly surprised and captivated at every alley detour, you are full of eyes. In conclusion SEE ABSOLUTELY 🥹🤩🤩.

Eguisheim has been named among “Le Plus Beaux Villages de France” (the most beautiful villages in France). It is the typical fairytale village, with its pastel half-timbered houses, the shops of ancient crafts with wrought iron hanging signs, lots of flowers, cellars where you can taste the fine Alsatian wines and the nests of white storks perched on the roofs. It has a circular shape, a double fortification was built according to an ellipse model.

Very nice little flowered village like many in Alsace, the fountain in the center of the village is beautiful. In September, we had the chance to see some more storks in their nests. Nice walk in the flowery alleys, good restaurants. Not to be missed.

Lovely Alsatian village that has kept its medieval character. His visit is very well organized, just follow the tourist path very well arrowed. This village must be visited and for 4 € parking is not so expensive. So enjoy these alleys, its castle, chapel, shops and restaurants.

Visiting the website of the Eguisheim tourist office, we saw that it was possible to follow the "night watchman" on Monday at 5pm to discover the ramparts and a little history of Eguisheim. If you have the possibility to follow him, especially do not hesitate! What a lovely moment! Thanks to the night watchman for his charisma, his humor, his authenticity, his desire to share the history of Eguisheim. A nice discovery of the old town and its ramparts, mixed with a historical setting described wonderfully by a passionate night watchman all mixed with humor and anecdotes. Special mention for having us sing the song of the night watchman all together, no matter how many we were! A nice historical and enchanted break ...