Nestled in the southwestern corner of Germany, Breisach is just a proverbial stone's throw from neighboring Switzerland and France along the beautiful Rhine River. Spend a day enjoying the charms of Breisach, which survived WWII well and still preserves much of its 16th-century design and atmosphere. With excellent places to hike around the city for active explorers, Breisach also offers opportunities for cycling through the Rheinau woods, visiting nearby Freiburg, or taking a walking tour of the Riesling-producing town of Riquewihr. Breisach is featured on many cruises between Basel, Switzerland, and Amsterdam and cruises frequently stop in the Rhine River port of Strasbourg, France. Contact our experts today to start planning your trip!
Highlights of Breisach While much of Germany was completely destroyed during World War II, the town of Breisach managed to survive, making it one of the best-preserved historic sites in southwest Germany. Here, travelers are sure to enjoy activities like:
A walking tour of the 16th century buildings of the old town.
An opportunity to sample some savory locally produced Riesling.
A hike or bike ride through the storybook Rheinau woods.
A border-town between France, Switzerland, and Germany, this town features a delightful mix of cultures, cuisines, and history, just waiting to be explored!
Nearby ports of call for your Rhine River cruise include Strasbourg (France), Rudesheim (Germany), Basel (Switzerland), and Amsterdam (Netherlands).
