Grand Est, an adventure between traditions and modernity
Explore the unique charm of the Grand Est.
Cultural discovery and picturesque landscapes await you.
Grand Est: between prestigious vineyards and historical heritage
Basked by the majestic Rhine, covering 10 departments, with 5.5 million inhabitants and more than 5,000 municipalities, the Grand Est region is the only one in France to border 4 countries: Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland. This territory, 80% occupied by forest and agriculture, is characterized by its greenery and rurality. It is an ideal destination for green tourism. Boasting remarkable natural spaces, with 6 regional natural parks and 25 nature reserves, the region nevertheless hosts 5 major metropolitan areas rich in history and heritage: Metz, Mulhouse, Nancy, Reims, and Strasbourg.
This region is home to five charming tourist destinations – Alsace, Ardenne, Champagne, Lorraine, and the Vosges – each offering a unique character and specialties ranging from sauerkraut to champagne, from thermal baths to ecotourism. Discover Small Cities of Character® (12 labeled in the region), the Grande Île of Strasbourg and the Alsace Wine Route, the old town of Colmar and the Vosges Crest Route, the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle, the beautiful cities of Metz and Troyes, the battlefields of Verdun and Lake Madine, Reims Cathedral and the Reims Mountain, among other gems. To make the most of this variety, rely on your tourist guide to the Lorraine-Vosges region or on the City Books of Metz, Mulhouse, Nancy or Strasbourg.
A journey to the heart of traditions and diversity
This region in the east of France and at the heart of Europe, stretching from Strasbourg to Nogent-sur-Seine, is the result of the merger of the former regions of Alsace, Champagne-Ardenne and Lorraine.
A Journey Through the History of the Grand Est
Welcome to the Grand Est, a region where history blends harmoniously with culture and nature. Here, every city is an open book on the past, from the cobbled streets of Strasbourg to the imposing cathedrals of Reims. Enjoy a glass of champagne in the heart of the Champagne vineyards or stroll through the picturesque Alsatian villages with their colorful half-timbered houses. Lorraine invites you to discover its rich industrial heritage and fascinating museums. Beyond the urban landscapes, the forests of the Vosges and the verdant hills offer trails for hikers seeking tranquility. The Grand Est is also the stage for vibrant festivals that celebrate music, cinema, and art in all its forms. Each season unveils a new facet of this captivating region, promising an unforgettable journey to curious visitors and history enthusiasts.
The Enchanting Vineyards of the Grand Est
Discover the enchanting vineyards of the Grand Est, where the wine landscapes stretch as far as the eye can see, promising an unforgettable sensory experience. The rolling hills of Champagne are dotted with carefully cultivated vines, producing the sparkling nectar that has brought worldwide fame to the region. In Alsace, let yourself be charmed by the wine route, winding through quaint villages where time seems to stand still. Each estate welcomes you warmly, sharing the secrets of their prestigious wines, from Riesling to Gewurztraminer. Lorraine, on the other hand, surprises with its lesser-known yet equally delicious wines, offering unique aromas that awaken the taste buds. Participate in the harvest to experience the excitement of gathering and taste local products that enhance every tasting. Between tradition and innovation, the vineyards of the Grand Est invite you to an epicurean journey at the heart of a region where the art of living is a true way of life.
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