You can enjoy the old city of Colmar on foot, with the Pfister house, the Koïfhus, the Heads House, the Covered Market and the "Petite Venise"...

You can also go in a boat in Colmar, for a guided tour of Little Venice and green neighborhood, or visit the old town by horse-drawn carriage.

You can visit many museums, including :

• Unterlinden, museum of fine arts located in a cloisterof the thirteenth century,
• The Musée du jouet (Toy museum) that welcomes children and adults with a collection of nineteenth century toys today,
• Village Hansi dedicated to the popular illustrator of Alsace...

Or the vineyard of Colmar city...

Not forgetting of course the Christmas markets...

For more information, feel free to take a tour at the tourist office of Colmar !

Soak up the medieval atmosphere of the castles of Hohlandsbourg and of Haut-Koenigsbourg,

 Have a look at the textile museum and gardens of Parc Wesserling, or the Alsace ecomuseum...

You can also have fun at the adventure park of Lac Blanc, with its acrobranches park and its barefoot trail ...

In summer, Colmar beach is ideal for an afternoon family swim!

Visit the Vaisseau of Strasbourg, scientific cultural center for children and young people from 3 to 15 years, or the zoo of Mulhouse... 

Children will be delighted to discover the amusement parks: the "Parc du Petit Prince", and "Cigoland" for the little ones!

You can find many restaurants in Colmar.
If you are looking for the traditional Alsatian cuisine, no need to look far, there are restaurants close to the Schwendi houses in Petite Venise. Try for example :

the Caveau St. Pierre

or La Maison rouge...

If you prefer modern and creative cuisine, try your luck at :

Le Quai 21.

To taste flamekueche, opt for : La Soï.

Finally, we can also suggest, for some originality, the organic restaurant : L'Arpège tucked away in a courtyard close to the Cathedral Square.