Explore the Grande Île, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the historic centre of Strasbourg, and marvel at the huge, asymmetrical Gothic cathedral. You'll also find the intricately carved Kammerzell House and the grand Palais Rohan nearby, as well as Place Kléber, Strasbourg’s largest square.

Join a boat tour through the meandering waterways around Strasbourg and admire the city from a different perspective.

Take a walk through the Parc de l'Orangerie and relax by the lake, or wander through stunning, well-kept gardens. Keep an eye out for storks; they're the symbol of the Alsace region yet they were nearly extinct by the early 1970s. A succesful breeding programme that began here has seen nearly 800 stork births since 1971.

Wander through the tranquil Jardin Botanique de l’Arquebuse and discover more than 500 varieties of plants found locally in the Burgundy region. With clear signage and winding paths through the vines, wheat, blackcurrants and many more you'll quickly lean how important biodiversity is to the region. There's also an English-style rose garden to explore.

Hire a bike to explore the city on two wheels. If you're keen to see the surrounding villages and vineyards you can choose from an array of bikes including eBikes.

Browse Les Halles, Dijon’s huge covered market, one of France's finest food markets. There's an abundance of seasonal fruit and vegetables and excellent local cheeses, wine and charcuterie.