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55 Reviews In the square you can pick up an easy 4-mile English tour through the Old Town. We understand that the train does not stop, so you will have to return to take photos unless you have a fast camera. We...
20 Reviews This is certainly the most popular photograph of Colmar. A must for every visitor. It is taken from the bridge of the Turenne street on the Lauch River. The half-timbered houses which form the...
32 Reviews Here's my journal entry for the museum: "Followed signs through ancient sculpture, a very dark Alsatian wine cellar (no doubt authentic), XV and XVI century painting . . . and really...
25 Reviews St. Martin's Collegiate church as we see now was built in the 13th century and is in Alsace a major example of Gothic architecture. The foundations go back to the year 1000. The bulb-shaped dome that...
10 Reviews Each time I passed in front of the Maison des Têtes (House of the Heads); I wondered what had inspired the merchant Anton Burger in 1609 to build this manor in German Renaissance with its 111...
11 Reviews "A military ground for Execises was developed on the premises in 1793 , and was named "Champ-de-Mars". It was developed into a public park in 1808 in its southern part, while the Place Rapp area...
robertbaum Says: "In order to replace the former building on the Rue des Augustins, at the site of the current Magistrates' Court, the Municipal Theatre was built between 1847...
Maryimelda Says: The wonderful half-timbered houses are quite prevalent in the Alsace region of France and are a reminder of the connection of this region to Germany. Over many...
Maryimelda Says: This is a beautiful park situated between the Gare du Colmar and the Town Centre. It was named for Jean Rapp, who was born in Colmar and became a great General...
Travmad Says: If your so inclined and reasonably fit, cycling around the CBD of Colmar is a wonderful experience. Also when you have a short attention as I do it helps to...
rexvaughan Says: I just had to get one more photo of this place in. It shows more of the magnificent tiled roof. The beauty of the architecture in this town is breathtaking. I...
rexvaughan Says: This is a magnificent 15th Century structure with a finely designed tile roof and a host of cupolas, gables and dormers. It was originally used by delegates of...
gueto Says: This is the best time to go visit Colmar. The town shows its best face for a fairy-tale like moment. The streets are full of people who gather around little...
gueto Says: One of the most remarkable buildings in Colmar is the Pfister house. Today, a wine trader. This magnificent house was built and decorated with frescoes and with...
smirnofforiginal Says: Champ de Mars - It's quite a large park. Clean & well kept with nice statues, water features etc...Our kids had a great time running about, especially through...
reenby Says: Hansi is a local artist who worked in Colmar in the 19th century. If you look up above the shops you will see a good selection of his lovely shop-signs - some...
dinhyen Says: This may be the only Gothic water tower anywhere.
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4 Reviews and 76 Opinions We stayed 2 nights in 2004. When we arrived we were given keys to a small attic room which was...
2 Reviews and 78 Opinions Even though the room itself was small, the location of this hotel was great - just right at shopping...
2 Reviews and 96 Opinions This hotel is situated near the river and it is a good choice for romantic visit of the town The...
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Q: Hi, My wife and I will stay in Strasbourg a few days and we want to make a day trip to Colmar. The options to go to Colmar are on...
A: Probably Monday would be best if you want to go shopping. Many shops close on Sundays. You'll find all the shops, churches, cafes etc as you walk around the town. Most...
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The first time I visited Colmar was because I had HEARD that it was a nice little town in the Alsace region. You know, when you read about the place in a guide book or magazine and always the same...
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Colmar is, since we discovered this town in the nineties, our favoured Alsatian city. The one were we like to stay especially in December at the time of the Christmas markets. Indeed our preference......
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Colmar, capital of the former Décapole
Colmar is a city of 67,000 for the city, 120,000 for the conurbation, in the south of Alsace (Haut-Rhin) with a long and glorious history. When ten cities of Alsace built a group named “la Décapole”,...
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This little city has suffered with the whole of Alsace as the Germans and the French have both claimed the province several times. However, its beauty caused the Allied Forces to avoid bombing it...
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