A small Alsatian city on the wine route: a walkable old town of half-timbered and Renaissance houses, the Petite Venise canals, and the museum that holds the Isenheim Altarpiece.
A first look at Colmar
Alsatian Wines Museum
A museum of Alsace wine with tastings, with or without alcohol, and an audioguide included, open every day except in January.
Bartholdi Museum
The house where the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty was born, with his models and drawings; closed Mondays and in January.
Champ de Mars Park
The city-centre park with the Bruat fountain by Bartholdi, a carousel, a playground and shade, open 24 hours.
Choco-Story Colmar
A museum of the history of chocolate with tastings and an audioguide included, open every day except in January.
Dominican Church
The Gothic church that keeps Martin Schongauer's Virgin of the Rose Bower and 14th-century stained glass.
House of the Heads
The 1609 merchant house named for the 111 grotesque heads and masks on its facade, on rue des Têtes.
Covered Market
The 1865 market hall on the Lauch with about twenty traders of cheese, bread, fish and other local produce, open Tuesday to Sunday.
JY's
A fine dining pavilion in the Champ de Mars park with tasting menus of creative cuisine, open Tuesday to Saturday.
L'Atelier du Peintre
A Michelin-starred restaurant in a 15th-century house on rue Schongauer, serving modern French cuisine Tuesday to Saturday.
La Cocotte de Grand-Mère
A "bistrorant" on place de l'École with French and Alsace dishes and a long wine list, open Monday to Friday, lunch and dinner.
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