Grand Est, located in northeastern France, is a region that beautifully blends Gallic-Latin and Germanic cultures. It features historic cities like Strasbourg and Reims, and is known for its distinctive traditions such as Christmas markets and the celebration of Saint Nicholas Day. The region's natural beauty is highlighted by the Vosges and Ardennes mountain ranges. With a history of industrial development and strong agricultural roots, Grand Est is also a hub for gastronomy and tourism. Its strategic location bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and Switzerland adds to its cultural diversity and economic significance.
Try the regional specialties such as tarte flambée and quiche Lorraine.
Use the extensive train network to explore the region's cities and neighboring countries.
Plan your visit around the famous Christmas markets in Strasbourg and other cities.
While French is the main language, many locals also speak German and regional dialects.
Spring in Grand Est is pleasant with blooming landscapes, perfect for outdoor activities.
Summers are warm and ideal for exploring the region's natural beauty and attending local festivals.
Fall offers a colorful backdrop for sightseeing, with fewer tourists and mild weather.
Winters are cold but magical with Christmas markets and festive celebrations.
EUR €
$100-$200 p/day
French, German, Alsatian
April-June, September-November