Drive a playful, self-guided rally along the oldest wine route in France. This app-driven road game combines village trivia, photo missions and scenic vineyard stretches for a full-day cultural drive.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You pull onto a quiet lane where vines lean like attentive crowds and medieval villages sit just off the road. The app pings: a checkpoint awaits in the square ahead. Over the next hours the car becomes your instrument of discovery—gauges and gears paired with questions and missions that urge you to slow down and look.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Full day (up to 24 hours)
Fitness Level
Minimal physical effort required—mostly seated driving with short walks during village stops.
Wildlife
History
The Route des Vins d'Alsace links centuries of viticulture and the region’s contested borderland history between France and Germany, reflected in architecture and wine names.
Conservation
Vineyard management and rural tourism are balancing visitor demand with soil conservation; avoid driving off marked roads and follow parking rules to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Unusual Car Rally on the Alsace Wine Route today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download and test the app first
Install the event app and complete its tutorial before you start so checkpoints and media save correctly.
Carry a long phone charger
Phones power the game—bring a 3–4m USB-C or Lightning cable and a car adapter to keep devices topped up.
Respect speed limits and pedestrians
Village centers and narrow hill roads are busy—drive defensively and be prepared to stop for pedestrians and cyclists.
Book winery visits ahead
If you plan tastings during the rally, reserve in advance—many small domaines limit walk-ins.
Smartphone with app installed
Core interface for checkpoints, photos and game progress.
Long in-car phone charger
Keeps devices charged through a full day of navigation and media recording.
Printed route backup
Paper directions help if mobile signal drops in vineyard valleys.
Comfortable walking shoes
Use for short strolls on cobbled village streets and winery visits.