Best places: Tourist attractions in Colmar, France

High-end Italian eatery in a historic setting with a courtyard & seasonal entrees, plus beer & wine.

Sizable, tree-filled park featuring a fountain & statues of prominent French men, plus a playground.

13th-century Dominican convent building converted into a religious & local history & art museum.

Large Roman Catholic church built from the 1230s—1360s with Gothic architecture & medieval statues.

Kids' toys from the 1800s to today (including dolls, trains & games) are on view at this museum.

👍👍 I searched for a winery near my place and I've found out Wolfberger. From the photos I was already convinced that they have good quality and taste. So I've planned a roadtrip to Colmar and I visited Wolfberger with my man. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 stars for the wine, I recommend Signature de Wolfberger, Vin D'Al...

👍👍 Klein Venetië. Uitkijkend op romantische grachtjes, pittoreske vakwerkhuizen en schitterende gebouwen. Opgefleurd met keurijke bloemen en Slotjes. Een schitterend schiderachtig decor en een bezoeken waard. Hier is ook nog een deel van de oude stadsmuur gelegen.

👍 It is a nice fountain that represents the park that was w Build around it

👍👍 Love this little museum of Hansi’s works! His works mainly based in the local area (Colmar). You can see how his illustrations becoming more political during WWII. Must visit in my opinion!

👍👍 Très joli parc, souvent calme. Le lieu est bien arboré et entretenu. Il y a parc à jeux, de nombreuses zones ombragés, mais il y a également des grands espaces vert dégagés ou les enfants peuvent courir et jouer. Dommage qu'ils soit quelques fois fermés (la mairie ou la police municipale) oublie de...

Restored Dominican church dating to the early 14th century & displaying notable Alsatian art works.

House-museum displaying varied works by Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor of NYC's Statue of Liberty.

Historic fountain rebuilt after World War II, featuring a bronze statue of General Lazare Schwendi.

Protestant church built in 1292, lined with vintage oil paintings & a huge pipe organ.

Visitors can ride around the historic town center on this miniature train-style road transport.

👍👍 The fishmonger’s district is the place where most of the professional fishermen and boatmen of Colmar lived. The caught fishes were stored in fish ponds or sold in the fishmonger’s district. In 1706 a huge fire destroyed more than forty houses in the district. From 1978 to 1981, important renovation...

White stone fountain topped by a 19th-century statue of Jean Roesselmann, a hero of Colmar.

Charming museum showcasing the region's natural history, from its geography to its wildlife.