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Colmar is a city rich in history and culture, offering a wide variety of tourist activities. Among the most popular attractions are the Little Venice district, with its picturesque canals and colorful half-timbered houses, and the famous Unterlinden Museum, which houses works of art dating from the Middle Ages to the present day. Travelers can also visit the Pfister House, a historic 16th-century house, or stroll through the cobbled streets of downtown to discover the rich Renaissance architecture. In summer, Colmar also organizes numerous cultural events, such as the Festival of World Music and Cultures, which attracts artists and spectators from all over the world. Travelers can also discover the local gastronomy by visiting local markets or by tasting local wines in the numerous wineries in the region. In short, Colmar is an essential tourist destination for travelers looking for an authentic experience in Alsace.
- The unmissable neighborhood of Little Venice
- Stroll through the cobbled streets of downtown to discover the rich Renaissance architecture
- The covered market, a superb 19th century building
- Sauerkraut, the most emblematic dish of Alsatian gastronomy
- Baeckeofe, a culinary specialty from Colmar, based on a mixture of meats marinated with winter vegetables, herbs and white wine from Alsace
- Kouglof, a brioche dough flavored with rum and lemon zest, topped with raisins and almonds
- The famous Unterlinden Museum, which houses works of art dating from the Middle Ages to the present day
- Visit the Pfister House, a historic 16th century house
- Attend the famous Festival of World Music and Cultures in summer
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