Alsace, on the border with Germany, is known for half-timbered villages, vineyards along the Route des Vins and the cathedral city of Strasbourg. Hilltop castles overlook the Vosges foothills, and the mix of French and German culture gives the region a character of its own. Towns and villages are often small and easy to walk, which suits a team that wants to get out between work sessions.
Strasbourg has a TGV connection to Paris, and smaller towns are best reached by car from there. From the Netherlands and Flanders the drive is a long day, so plan the journey carefully. The Vosges offer forest walks and quiet, so a workation here can combine focused days with outdoor evenings and an outing along the wine route.
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From Amsterdam the closest venue in Alsace is 5 h 30 by car, and half of the venues are within 6 h 35. Our departure city pages show travel times from other cities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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