Free tours in Colmar

If you are looking for a cozy and picturesque place to relax, where medieval architecture and French charm are harmoniously intertwined, then Colmar is the place where your dream of a fairytale trip will come true. Narrow streets, houses with half-timbered facades, and a magical atmosphere invite you to explore every corner of this amazing city. And to get to know it, you can book a free walking tour in Colmar - and immerse yourself in its history and culture.

Sights to Visit in Colmar

When you planning to visit Colmar, it is important to create an itinerary that includes the most iconic and interesting places. We have highlighted the main attractions that will allow you to see the city in all its glory.

Unterlinden Museum

This is not just a museum, it is a cultural symbol of Colmar. Within its walls is the famous Isenheim Altarpiece, as well as works of art from the Middle Ages to the present day. Here you can immerse yourself in the history and art of the region, exploring collections of sculptures, tapestries, and archaeological finds. The museum is located in a former monastery, and its architecture is impressive in itself. The entrance fee is $13.

Adolph House

Maison Adolph is one of the oldest buildings in Colmar, built at the end of the 14th century. Its unique Gothic architecture attracts tourists from all over the world. The house is surrounded by legends, and its history is closely connected with the life of the townspeople in the Middle Ages. Walking through its rooms will make you feel like you've stepped back in time. Entrance costs $10.

La Petite Venice

One of the most picturesque areas of the city, nicknamed "Little Venice" for its canals and charming houses. Here you can stroll or take a boat ride along the canals, enjoying the views of the half-timbered houses reflected in the water. Entrance is free, but boat tours can cost from $15.

Collegiate Church of Saint Martin

This is a majestic Gothic building that is worth visiting for its grandiose architecture and beautiful stained glass windows. Entrance costs $8. The church was built in the 13th century and is one of the symbols of Colmar. Its high vaults and numerous works of art inside will give you an unforgettable experience.

Market Square and House of the Heads

A unique Renaissance monument known for its bizarre decorative elements in the form of human heads. Entrance is free. The building was built in the early 17th century and every element of it is decorated with intricate carvings, making it a shining example of Colmar's urban architecture.

Practical Information and Tourist Tips

Our Colmar walking tours last about 2 hours, and the guides speak Spanish and English. If you need more detailed information, you can get it by clicking on the tour name. You can also see reviews from people who have already ordered the Colmar city tour:

The Wonderful Walking Tour of Colmar

“Very interesting tour and very good guide”

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Colmar is conveniently located for travelers. The nearest airport is Strasbourg Airport (SXB), from where you can reach the city by train or bus in just 40-50 minutes. A taxi ride will take about an hour. Colmar also has the main train station (Gare de Colmar), from where you can easily reach the city center by bus or taxi. Train connections to other major cities such as Paris make it easy to plan your trip.

Why Choose Colmar?

Colmar is a city that will give you unforgettable impressions. Cozy streets, architectural masterpieces, and rich history. All this creates a unique atmosphere. Book a free tour in Colmar to explore it accompanied by an experienced guide who will reveal all the secrets and legends of the city to you. Immersion in the world of the Middle Ages and French charm is guaranteed.