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Overview

Colmar, a quintessential Alsatian place

In the heart of eastern France, between the Vosges Mountains and the Rhine River, lies the city of Colmar. Located halfway between Strasbourg and Mulhouse, Colmar is a quintessential Alsatian place. This millenary town, nestled among the vineyards of the famed Alsatian Wine Route, enchants visitors with its rich architectural heritage and quaint half-timbered houses.

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The old town, miraculously preserved from the ravages of war, is fun to walk around. Stroll in the vast pedestrian area lined with all sorts of inviting shops. Take in medieval Colmar, symbolized by the Koïfhus (old Customs house) and the imposing Collégiale Saint Martin. You’re also sure to love the renaissance Colmar, where you’ll see the recently restored Pfister House with its painted facades, and the astounding House of Heads, which owes its name to its 111 grotesque sculpted heads. For culture lovers, Colmar opens the doors of the Bartholdi museum (the birth place of the creator of the Statue of Liberty), not to mention the splendid Unterlinden Museum, a genuine showcase of Rhineland fine art where you’ll be able to admire the 14th century Isenheim Altarpiece. In 2015, the Unterlinden will be extended with a new wing devoted to modern art and temporary exhibitions. No trip to Colmar is complete without snapping a few photos of the lovely Little Venice quarter, and tasting local specialities in a wistub (a cosy traditional tavern).
Our tip: Discover the charms of Colmar aboard a flat-bottom boat on the Lauch Canal, and roam Old Colmar at dusk to appreciate the way the subtle play of light sublimes the town.

Getting to and from Colmar

To Colmar

From Paris	02:50
From Nice	12:58
From Zurich	02:05
From Avignon	05:10
From Lyon	02:56
From Marseille	04:41
From Basel	00:42
From Dijon	01:35
From Luxembourg	02:37
From Aix En Provence Tgv	04:26
From Strasbourg	00:25
From Mulhouse	00:17
From Toulon	11:02
From Selestat	00:09
From Bourg En Bresse	03:08
From Munster(fr)	00:18
From Belfort	00:48
From Nancy	02:06
From St Louis (local)	00:34
From Metz	01:55
From Turckheim	00:06
From Besançon	00:55
From Montbeliard	00:48
From Rouffach	00:06
From Belfort-montbeliard Tgv	00:48

From Colmar

To Rouffach	00:10
To Turckheim	00:12
To Selestat	00:14
To Munster(fr)	00:34
To Mulhouse	00:38
To Strasbourg	00:52
To St Louis (local)	02:35
To Basel	03:05
To Luxembourg	03:14
To Belfort-montbeliard Tgv	03:30
To Belfort	03:30
To Besançon	03:44
To Dijon	03:49
To Nancy	04:06
To Zurich	04:24
To Metz	04:40
To Paris	05:14
To Lyon	05:27
To Aix En Provence Tgv	06:32
To Avignon	10:49
To Marseille	11:58
To Nice	15:07

Train station(s)

Trains are a convenient way of reaching many towns and cities throughout Europe. The majority of cities in Europe have a minimum of one train station, while larger, more populated cities have two or more stations. Train stations, in general, are located in the heart of the city. Review the map below to get an idea of where the train station(s) in Colmar can be found.

1) Colmar

2) Colmar St Joseph

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Switzerland-france-germany-austria I am travelling alone to Switzerland-France-Germany-Austria in May 2016 and would like to know what is the best rail pass/es for the following itinerary: Zurich Airport to Colmar Colmar to Strasbourg Strasbourg to Augsburgh Augsburgh to Fuessen (...)

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Travel from paris to colmar Bojour,Can you travel from Paris to Colmar on a single fast train or are transfers necessary? Also wondering how long this trip would take, and how we can buy one way tickets for two adults for July 2016. Thank you (...)

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Bon voyage with Rail Europe | Loraine b. | 2 de payares de 2015
"I recently travelled from Colmar to Paris on the TGV. It was an excellent journey. Train left on time from Colmar with times and carriage placings clearly indicated by excellent signage on platform at Colmar. Only comment I would make would be with regard to buffet car which is quite small and not equipped to handle a queue of people waiting for food, although young attendant did an excellent job.. On other train journeys I have experienced, a food trolley has come through the carriages which has been very convenient. "
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TGV is not as nice as Thalys | Serena h. | 9 de setiembre de 2014
"TGVs are nice when you don't get aisle seats. Aisle seats are uncomfortable as there is nothing to look at and you will inevitably fall asleep (most likely on the person next to you) if you don't have something to keep you occupied! They are also expensive and do not offer any complimentary wifi. "
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Airport to Tours | Mary-helen b. | 1u de xunetu de 2014
"Bad news, our plane was late, missed train, good news SNCF staff very helpful, gave us seats on another train via Le Mans. "
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Alsace Christmas Markets | Helen l. | 18 de xineru de 2014
"I travelled on a comfortable TGV train from Paris to Strasbourg, through the picturesque French countryside to see the Christmas Markets. It was a long held dream of mine to see the famous Christmas Markets of Strasbourg and Colmar and they were better than I dreamed they would be. They were magical, especially at night, plus a cup of Vin Chaud was a must, as it really warmed me on a cold winters night. "
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Excellent | Gavin o. | 16 de payares de 2013
"We travelled first class and unfortunately had been allocated seats in non-quiet coach. The children arrived immediately with the usual noise. So we moved into a nearby quiet coach with the permission of the conductor and therefore enjoyed our journey! "
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France Train to Reims | Ian w. | 1u de setiembre de 2013
"The train was comfortable and clean. It was a convenient way to travel. "
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Duplex carriage | Susan k. | 29 de xunu de 2013
"Duplex carriage had no room for luggage downstairs "
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TGV travel is amazing | . | 26 de ochobre de 2012
"Travelling on the TGV is amazing. The trains are clean, comfortable and, in our experience, very punctual.We think it is a very convenient, hassle-free way to travel. The cost is very low and great value for money. You can sit back and watch the beautiful countryside roll by whilst you are having a snack and a drink. "
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