Have you considered train travel in Alsace France? If you're planning to stay in one of the bigger cities in Alsace and make maybe one or two day trips, then there are a lot of possibilities if you want to take the train. But if you are more interested in the wine road... Sorry...but you'll need a car if you want to visit any of the famous wine road villages in Alsace. Although there are a few villages on the wine road with train stations... It's just so much easier taking the train in Alsace if your itinerary allows for it. And it's much less expensive taking the regional trains in France especially since Alsace is such a small region. Like I said earlier you can't reach every adorable village or historic site by taking the train unfortunately. But take a look at what you can do below and see if any of these interesting places to visit in Alsace appeal to you... You'll find a list of interesting towns and villages with train stations here. What's great about traveling by train in Alsace is:
Ok, taking the train in Alsace is not perfect. Those 12th century castles don't usually have train stations nearby... But not everything in Alsace was built on top of mountains and you'd be surprised how accessible some of them are... So, now you're probably wondering about...
how you can save money when you use the train to get around in Alsace...
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