Hotel in Drusenheim
Come and discover the Au Gourmet hotel and restaurant in Drusenheim! For a charming stay in Alsace, on the banks of the Rhine and just half an hour from Strasbourg with its magnificent cathedral and famous Petite-France quarter, our restaurant welcomes you from Wednesday to Sunday lunchtime, in a green and leafy setting, tucked away within our garden...
Our hotel and restaurant is located in the lively village of Drusenheim, on the banks of the Rhine, close to the planned business park and directly opposite the fire station. And during your stay in Drusenheim, why not visit Soufflenheim's renowned pottery studios, which produce the tea and coffee sets used in our Au Gourmet restaurant.
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Hotel and restaurant Au Gourmet
4, Route de Herrlisheim
67410 Drusenheim
GPS: latitude 48.753641 | longitude: 7.94482
If you're an architecture buff, you'll want to head to Gambsheim to admire the Rhine hydroelectric power station, complete with its fishway and museum area. A ferry runs directly across the Rhine from Drusenheim. You can also visit Offendorf, home to no fewer than four harbours on either side of the Rhine and the German border, as well as several water sports centres and a shipping museum housed in a barge. Finally, it couldn't be easier to get to the centre of Strasbourg, where you'll discover typical Alsatian half-timbered houses, the seat of the European Parliament, the meandering River Ill and the famous Christmas market, known in Alsatian as Christkindelsmärik. Bis bald!
How to get to the Au Gourmet hotel in Drusenheim?
Leave Strasbourg on the A35 motorway towards Haguenau Lauterbourg, then take exit 53 towards Drusenheim, Herrlisheim and Bischwiller.
Drusenheim train station (local TER trains only), a 15-minute walk from the hotel
Euro Vélo 15 - a cycle path linking Strasbourg to Fort-Louis, Lauterbourg and Wissembourg
Strasbourg-Entzheim airport, just 40 minutes away from the hotel
Baden-Baden airport (Germany), just 30 minutes away from the hotel
Cross the Rhine on the ‘Drusus’ ferry from the village of Greffern, Germany
