Visit Alsace by bike, during a ride with a private guide. From Sélestat to Bergheim, ride in peace on cycle track 5, the longest cycle track in Europe. Discover the vineyards of Alsace and its picturesque villages. Located in the plain of Alsace, at the foot of the Vosges, the town is crossed by the Ill and its territory is largely covered by the wetlands of Grand Ried. Sélestat is mentioned for the first time in the 8th century. Free city of the Holy Empire, member of the Decapolis, Sélestat experienced very rapid development at the end of the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance. It also becomes a focus of humanism. It was then the third city in Alsace, with a port on the Ill and a belt of ramparts. It nevertheless suffered from the troubles linked to the Reformation, the Peasants' War and then the Thirty Years' War, following which it became French.

Dambach-la-ville is located in the canton of Barr, in the hilly fringe of the plain of Alsace, between Selestat and Obernai, some two kilometres from the Vosges mountains, which notoriously began abruptly on their eastern slope.