Colmar: Alsace Wine Museum Entrance Ticket
Haute-Rhin, France, Chamonix
Alsace Wine Museum : your gateway to the Alsatian vineyard Get all information about making wine in Alsace, taste and discover the wines from this region. Enjoy this extraordinary tour !
Highlights
- Taste wine and fruit juices; explore the collection and digital experiences
- Use the included audio guide in your choice of 6 languages
- Learn about Alsatian winemaking, from vineyard work to the cellar
Description
Alsace Wine Museum : your gateway to the Alsatian vineyard
The work of the vine, the harvest, the cellar, the winegrower and his cellar, the wine professions, the wine route or the appellations, Alsace wines will no longer hold any secrets for you.
This playful tour will also give you the opportunity to discover and experience the taste and smell of wine, food and wine matching, and to meet the people who are shaping the future of wine in Alsace. Not forgetting the tasting, a must during your visit.
A fair balance between collection, descriptions and digital experiences.
An invitation to enjoy the Alsatian vineyard!
Includes
- Entrance to the Alsace Wine Museum
- Tastings
- Audioguide in 6 languages
- Audioguide and activities for Kids
Excludes
- Live guide
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
The ticket includes access to the museum, wine and fruit juice tastings, and an audio guide available in six languages.
The Alsace Wine Museum is located in Colmar, which can be reached from Chamonix by car or public transport.
The audio guide provides detailed explanations about Alsatian winemaking processes in six languages, making the visit informative and accessible.
Yes, the museum offers tastings of Alsace wines and fruit juices as part of the visit.
You can visit year-round; check the museum's website for current opening hours and seasonal events.
Yes, the museum also offers tastings of non-alcoholic fruit juices and interactive digital experiences.
Visitors learn about the entire winemaking process, from vineyard work and harvesting to cellar aging and wine professions.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons; check the official website for availability.
A visit usually takes about one to two hours, depending on how much time you spend on tastings and exhibits.
Yes, children are welcome, but tastings of alcoholic beverages are restricted to adults only.
