



Located on the Alsace Wine Route, Molsheim is an ideal starting point for exploring this rich and diverse region.
From historic heritage and vineyards to picturesque villages and unspoilt natural landscapes, the area offers countless opportunities for discovery. Whether exploring Molsheim’s historic centre on foot, cycling along the canal or driving to the Bas-Rhin region’s iconic landmarks, every route reveals a different side of Alsace.


A former episcopal town, Molsheim charms visitors with its historic centre, cobbled streets and remarkable architecture.
With its welcoming, small-town atmosphere, Molsheim combines a rich heritage and relaxed way of life with easy access to Alsace’s main routes. Its location makes it an ideal base for exploring the region’s wine-growing villages, Strasbourg and the landscapes of the Vosges Mountains.


Close By
The vineyards surrounding Molsheim create a quintessentially Alsatian landscape. The Altenberg de Wolxheim and Bruderthal de Molsheim Grand Cru vineyards reflect the richness and distinctive character of the local terroir.

Just a Few Minutes’ Walk Away
A remnant of Molsheim’s former fortifications, the Porte des Forgerons (Blacksmiths’ Gate) marks the entrance to the historic town centre.



Just a Few Minutes’ Walk Away
This historic site is now home to three museums dedicated to archaeology, art and history, as well as the Bugatti Foundation. A fascinating cultural destination to discover in the heart of Molsheim.


Just a Few Minutes’ Walk Away
Formerly the town’s butchers’ guildhall, La Metzig is now one of Molsheim’s most remarkable historic buildings. Its Renaissance architecture and finely sculpted details make it a landmark steeped in history.


Starting Nearby
The Bruche Canal offers an ideal route for walking and cycling. Following part of the historic canal built under Vauban, the cycle path provides a scenic route all the way to Strasbourg.
Approximately 5 to 20 Minutes by Car
From Molsheim, you can easily explore the nearby wine-growing villages of Ergersheim, Mutzig, Dorlisheim, Soultz and Wolxheim.






Approximately 10 Minutes by Car
This impressive military fort offers a fascinating insight into the history of modern fortifications.


Approximately 15 Minutes by Car
With its historic ramparts, half-timbered houses and lively squares, Obernai is one of Alsace’s most iconic towns. Its historic centre is perfect for a leisurely stroll, with heritage sites, shops, restaurants and regional specialities to discover.


Approximately 25 Minutes by Car
A European and cultural capital, Strasbourg is renowned for its cathedral, the picturesque Petite France district and its vibrant historic centre.


Approximately 30 Minutes by Car
Located near Oberhaslach, the Nideck Waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the region. Accessible via a hiking trail, it is an ideal destination for a day out in nature.
Approximately 45 Minutes by Car
A town of art and history, Colmar charms visitors with its picturesque canals, colourful houses and remarkable heritage.



Approximately 45 Minutes by Car
Perched at an altitude of over 700 metres, Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle overlooks the Alsace Plain and offers spectacular panoramic views across the region. Restored in the early 20th century, this impressive fortress offers a fascinating insight into medieval architecture, daily life and history.