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Grand Est


Head east to explore Champagne country and its (Teutonic) neighbour, Alsace-Lorraine


For fi zz fans, Champagne-Ardenne needs little


introduction. Walking routes wind through the incredible swathes of green, while guided tours provide opportunities to visit family-run and traditional establishments, meet the professionals and, of course, sample the region's favourite bubbly. Wherever your travels take you, regional capital Reims is a city-break must; if only to look in on its breathtaking Gothic cathedral. The birthplace of the scrummy quiche of the same name, Lorraine has cast its spell on generations of holidaymakers. The resplendent city of Nancy, with its echoes of Versailles, is the jewel in its shiny crown. The perfect escape for fl âneurs and dreamers, Grand


While away an afternoon exploring Strasbourg's old town


From the sprawling vineyards of the world's most famous wine to the quaint Germanic-style villages of Alsace, the administrative region of GRAND EST is something of a cultural melting pot. It exists as a result of the merger between the former (and very distinct) regions of Alsace, Champagne-Ardenne and Lorraine in the northeast reaches of France. Alsace has fl ipped between French and German rule


throughout history, and it bears countless reminders of its Teutonic heritage. Some of its better-known neighbourly infl uences include cabbage dish Sauerkraut, Gewürztraminer wine and even Strasbourg's popular Christmas market – one of the world's oldest and largest.


Further information


Alsace Tourism Unmissable events and things to do and see, including


information on the Alsace Wine Route. ◗ www.tourisme-alsace.com


Lorraine Tourism There is more to the historic region than its iconic quiche. ◗ www.tourisme-lorraine.fr


Champagne-Ardenne Tourism


Information on Reims, Troyes and more. ◗ www.champagne-ardenne-tourism.co.uk


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CAMPING MUNICIPAL*** LE VALLON DE L’EHN 1, rue de Berlin - F - 67210 Obernai - Tél. +33 (0)3 88 95 38 48 camping@obernai.fr - www.camping-obernai.fr facebook.com/camping.obernai January until 14th


Closed from 6th March 2019


Est is rife with romantic architecture. If (like us) you swoon over exposed beams and colourful paintwork, it is real eye candy. There's no shortage of excitement for children here too, thanks to a surprising number of wildlife parks and nature attractions, including La Volerie des Aigles in the hilltop Château de Kintzheim and the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix. ■


LE VALLON DE L’EHN***


OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL 5-min walk - Open from June to August


NEW! Gites - 4/6 persons


CAMPING & HOLIDAY PARKS 2019


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