Visit the winery of Joseph Perrier for a tour of their three-mile-long underground cellar and a tasting of one of their exquisite Champagnes • Famed vineyards provide an idyllic backdrop as you ride dedicated bike paths in the Coteaux, Maisons et Caves de Champagne, a World Heritage landscape northeast of Paris • Visit Abbaye d’Hautvillers, where monk Dom Pierre Pérignon is buried • On the Avenue de Champagne, marvel at the splendid properties of prestigious négociants (wine merchants) before an exclusive cellar tour and gastronomic dinner at the world-renowned Moët & Chandon Champagne House.

Your Alsatian adventure begins in the enchanting town of Marlenheim, with a delicious homemade lunch at an authentic auberge, highlighting local specialties and regional flavors • Follow the bike-friendly Route des Vins (France’s oldest Wine Route!), beloved for its lovely canals and picturesque villages • Ride rolling terrain through the heart of Alsace, skirting the graceful Vosges foothills • With its profusion of Alsatian-style houses and window boxes of geraniums, Obernai is a heavenly place to explore on foot • Relax at a beautiful retreat nestled in the green hills of Ottrott.

Tree-lined bike paths lead you into the peaceful Vosges forest • Enjoy lunch at a local café cantine that uses organic products sourced locally from Alsace • Wander in wonderfully preserved Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé, both among the designated Most Beautiful Villages of France, with their stunning Gothic churches and medieval fortifications • Taste Alsace wine in Ribeauville at a local winery • Sit down to gourmet experiences at the hotel’s restaurants in Colroy-la-Roche • Enjoy one last morning ride in Vosges on quiet, peaceful roads.