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Visit the Essential Sites of Colmar on this small group private Guided Walking Tour with a licensed guide knowledgeable in Colmar's History & Culture. Discover the Old Town, Petite Venise, the Koifhus, the Pfister House and many more.
Highlights
Spend 2 Hours Discovering the Magic of Colmar
Following our lead, explore the enchanting streets and nooks
We’ll cover the major highlights including the Maison des Tetes and the Little Venice
English speaking Guides, local Experts of Alsace
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Described by Frommer’s as ‘one of the most attractive towns in Alsace’, Colmar is situated in east-central France, in a border region that was once disputed between France and Germany. The city is renowned for its well preserved old town, its numerous architectural landmarks and its museums, among which is the Unterlinden Museum with the Isenheim Altarpiece. Colmar is also one of the gateways to the ...
Described by Frommer’s as ‘one of the most attractive towns in Alsace’, Colmar is situated in east-central France, in a border region that was once disputed between France and Germany. The city is renowned for its well preserved old town, its numerous architectural landmarks and its museums, among which is the Unterlinden Museum with the Isenheim Altarpiece. Colmar is also one of the gateways to the Alsace Wine Route.
Colmar the capital of the Haut Rhin offers a great deal of unique attractions and activities. The small town of Colmar is one of the most exquisite of France with its historic center, grand rue, quai de la poissonnerie, st martin's church, medieval half timbered houses such as the “maison des tetes” and small winding canals. The town also houses one of the most impressive 16th century painting – the Issenheim Altarpiece - that is located in the Unterlinden Museum.
Visit Colmar with a licensed tour guide
Follow a 2 hour guided walking tour with an Expert English speaking licensed guide to discover all the main highlights this beautiful city has to offer. Departing from your hotel or the local Colmar Tourist Office and reach the historical center.
Discover the rich heritage of this charming small town. Your tour will certainly lead you to the “Maison des Tetes”, an outstanding German Renaissance building and to the Little Venice neighborhood where gorgeous traditional half timbered houses are lined along the Lauch River.
Other significant landmarks include:
The Koifhus: This is the Old customs building strategically located at the crossroads of the Grand'Rue and the rue des Marchands. The building dates back to the early 15th century and was used as the meeting place of the deputies of the Décapole which was the federation of the 10 imperial cities of Alsace.
The Pfister House: This is the first example of Renaissance architecture in Colmar. From the outside the building still retains some medieval features but its storey corner oriel, its galleries, its octagonal turret and its mural paintings are perfect examples of the changes that were taking place in those days. The house is named after the family who restored it in the last quarter of the 19th century.
Saint Martin church: The construction of the Church lasted for more than 100 years from 1235 to 1365 and is a perfect example of local Gothic architecture. For a number of years the Church was considered by the locals as their Münster or Cathedral. In fact, the Church was a Cathedral for only about 10 years.
Note: We can include the visit and guided tour of the Unterlinden Museum that houses world famous Isenheim Altarpiece. If you would like to include the visit of the museum you must make that particular request at time of booking. Entrance tickets will be available during the booking process.
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Meet your Guide at your hotel, accommodation or dedicated meeting point in Colmar
2 Hours private Guided Walking Tour of Colmar
End of tour in centre Colmar
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Know before you book
Walking Tour available all year round (except Dec. 25th, 26th and Jan. 1st)
Group size of 1 to 8 participants maximum
Tour is operated in English, other languages on request
Tour involves some walking, comfortable walking shoes are recommended
This tour is not recommended for persons with reduced mobility
We will come and pick you up at your accommodation in Colmar or at a dedicated meeting point to be confirmed at time of booking.
Return
Colmar city centre.
Reviews
5.0/5 (1 reviews)
Federica_Z
21, Jul 2021
Great tour guide. I think her name is Florence. She was helpful, smart and I loved how passionate she is about the Alsatian culture. She could perfectly...
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2 hour walking tour of Colmar
English speaking licensed guide
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Entrance fees, tasting fees or activity fees
Personal travel insurance and expenses
Gratuities for the guide
FAQ
Is this guided walking tour of Colmar only available in English?
No, our talented, multi lingual guides will be happy to conduct the tour in French, Spanish, German, Italian, ...
Can we adapt the tour to fit our wishes?
Absolutely, since this is a private tour we will customize the walking tour to your wishes. Let our team of travel professionals know what are your main points of interest and they will designe the tour accordingly.
Is the price per person or per group?
The pricing for our walking tours is per group of minimum 1 persons to maximum 30 persons.
Are your Colmar Walking Tours adapted to everyone?
Our Colmar walking tours involve an important amount of walking. Even though our walking tours tend to stay on easy to walk sidewalks and streets, the city of Colmar still has some cobbledstone streets that are difficult to walk on. Therefore we strongly advise that you book this tour only if you are in a good physical condition. This tour is certainly not adapted to persons who have walking difficulties and it is not wheelchair accessible.
However, don't hesitate to get in contact with our travel advisors and we can costumize a tour just for you with less walking involved.