Colmar is a city in the Grand Est region, in the northeast of France, near the border with Germany.
Its old town has cobbled streets, lined with medieval half-timbered buildings or from the early Renaissance period. The Gothic Saint-Martin church, dating from the 13th century, is located on the Cathedral square, right in the center.
The town is located on the Alsace wine route, and the local vineyards specialize in the production of Riesling and Gewürztraminer wines among others.
You can discover Little Venice, the Unterlinden museum, the Koïfhus house, the House of the Heads and many other marvels.
Colmar has made its reputation with its magical Christmas markets, without forgetting other highlights of the year with the Wine Fair in summer or even for athletes the marathon in September.
You can also enjoy the surrounding villages such as Eguisheim, Hunawihr, Bergheim or Kaysersberg labeled the most beautiful villages in France.
the Vosges massif welcomes you with its farmhouse inns with signature menus offering unbeatable value for money and walks through sumptuous landscapes.
For young and old, you have in Rust in Germany the most gigantic amusement park in Europe: Europa Park and Rulantica, not to be missed.