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Grand Est

Grand Est is a diverse region in northeastern France, known for its rich blend of French and German cultures, reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. It features picturesque vineyards in Alsace, historic sites in Lorraine, and the scenic beauty of the Ardennes. Read more

Grand Est

Grand Est: A multifaceted region of vineyards, forests and history

Grand Est, located at the crossroads of Europe, is a region where traditions, varied landscapes and a rich historical heritage intersect. The result of the merger of Alsace, Lorraine and Champagne-Ardenne, this region charms with its unique character and multicultural heritage.

The vineyards of the Grand Est region, renowned throughout the world, are a real treasure. The Alsace Wine Route, winding its way between flower-filled villages such as Riquewihr and Eguisheim, is an invitation to savour refined grape varieties such as Riesling and Gewurztraminer. The Champagne region, a land of effervescence, reveals its green hills and prestigious cellars, where the world’s most famous bubbles are born.

The forests and massifs of the region offer another facet of its beauty. The Vosges, with their rounded peaks and wooded paths, attract lovers of nature and tranquillity. Glacial lakes such as Gérardmer or the Tendon waterfalls add a picturesque touch to this enchanting setting. The Alsace plain, meanwhile, is home to a diverse range of wildlife and is a haven for migratory birds.

The Grand Est is also a region steeped in history. Cities such as Strasbourg, with its majestic cathedral and Petite France district, or Metz, whose Saint-Étienne cathedral illuminates the heart of the city, bear witness to centuries of architecture and culture. Verdun and its memorial recall the dark hours of the First World War, while the citadels of Vauban, such as that of Besançon, evoke the military power of the past.

The gastronomy of the Grand Est region reflects this wealth and cultural mix. Alsatian sauerkraut, quiches from Lorraine and ham from the Ardennes are served up, accompanied by craft beers and local wines. Sweets such as pretzels, gingerbread and madeleines add a sweet touch to this culinary journey.

With living traditions, enchanting landscapes and a warm welcome, the Grand Est region invites you to immerse yourself in a region with a thousand treasures.

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Arches

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Colmar

Colmar

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Dombasle-sur-Meurthe

Dombasle-sur-Meurthe

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Gérardmer

Gérardmer

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Kaysersberg

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Malzéville

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Metz

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