Things to do in Colmar

Best of Alsace full-day open-top bus tour from Strasbourg

Book this Best of Alsace full-day tour from Strasbourg and explore during one day Colmar, Haut-Koenigsbourg, Riquewihr and Kaysersberg.

Half-day afternoon tour of Alsace villages and wine tasting

Visit picturesque Alsatian villages and taste locally produced wine on this afternoon tour.

Wine road full-day tour to four quaint villages with wine tasting

Visit the picturesque villages of the wine region and taste locally-made wines on a full-day tour.

Visit of 3 Christmas markets in Alsace

Chocolate making workshop at Choco Story Colmar

Enjoy a fun chocolate making workshop with a professional chocolatier at the Choco Story museum in Colmar.

Colmar interactive self-guided city tour

Explore Colmar on a self-guided tour, and discover its most iconic places, legends, and secrets. Take quizzes with your friends to unlock local surprises.

Instagrammable spots of Colmar walking tour with a Local

Book this tour and join a Local to see Colmar from a different and beautiful perspective. Spice up your Instagram feed with stunning shots from your travels!

Art and culture walking tour in Colmar with a Local

Take a discovery walk of the traditional city of Colmar to learn about the culture and historical insights and enjoy the charming street art.

Photogenic Colmar walking tour with a Local

Discover the city of Colmar through your camera lens and capture the city's unique beauty with full of history.

Private architectural walking tour of Colmar with a Local

Discover the beauty and history of the Colmar city's significant buildings and get to know more about the culture and the traditional architecture.

60 minutes walking tour in Colmar with a Local

Discover Colmar within an hour like a local to learn about the history, the local lifestyle and the city's modern transformation.

Historical walking tour of Colmar with a Local

Book your ticket for this private historical walk of Colmar! Join a private local and discover the history of the "Salle du corps de garde” or the Pfister House