Traveling to Alsace from the Middle East

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Reading time: 0 minPublished on 21 October 2024

Traveling to the picturesque region of Alsace offers several convenient options for travelers from the Middle East. Whether you prefer the ease of flying or the charm of train travel, getting to Alsace is a breeze, setting the stage for an unforgettable journey through this captivating region. Here are a few ways to help you plan your trip!

Air France

Air France offers a direct connection between Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport and EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse for passengers traveling from the Middle East and who are stopping over at its hub in Paris. Direct flights from Paris Charles de Gaulle to Basel Mulhouse operate 6 times a week, with an average of 1 flight per day. The earliest flight departs at 8:30 and the last departs at 16:55 however this depends on Air France’s flight schedule. On this non-stop route, passengers can travel in Economy or Business class that takes 1 hour and 5 minutes.

https://wwws.airfrance.ae/

 

flydubai

The airline flydubai launched a new direct flight on Wednesday, 2 August 2024 from its hub in Dubai to Basel-Mulhouse where it will be operating 4 times a week (Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays around midday).

In addition to 156 economy class passenger seats, flydubai offers 10 business class seats.  Business class offers additional comfort provided by large seats that allow passengers to completely lay down.

https://www.flydubai.com/en-ae/

Rail Europe

Traveling by train from Paris to Strasbourg, Colmar, and Mulhouse during the Christmas season offers a magical way to experience the enchanting festive atmosphere of Alsace. With Rail Europe, passengers can take advantage of high-speed TGV services that connect these charming cities efficiently and comfortably. The journey from Paris to Strasbourg takes just over two hours, leading you to one of Europe’s most famous Christmas markets, where twinkling lights and traditional stalls create a winter wonderland. Continuing to Colmar and Mulhouse, you'll find more delightful markets filled with local crafts and seasonal treats. Whether you’re drawn to Strasbourg’s grand decorations, Colmar’s fairy-tale ambiance, or Mulhouse’s vibrant celebrations, these train routes provide a perfect holiday escape through one of France's most enchanting regions during the festive season.

Paris Est to Alsace train travel

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