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Jean-Marc Einsetler17 Rue Chauffour
Colmar
68000
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This original B & B is located in the historic center of Colmar and offers a private bathroom and independent access. In addition to a comfortable desk, there is a spacious dressing room, a flat screen TV, and reliable wifi. If needed, parking is available with an additional fee.Reviews
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Attractions
- Little Venice: Located just a short walk from Rue Chauffour, Little Venice is a picturesque neighborhood characterized by its narrow canals, charming timber-framed houses, and vibrant flower displays. Take a boat ride or stroll along the waterfront to admire the stunning scenery.
- Colmar Old Town: The historic center of Colmar is a must-visit attraction with its well-preserved medieval architecture and charming cobblestone streets. Explore the colorful half-timbered houses, visit the Saint Martin's Church, and indulge in local cuisine at one of the many traditional restaurants.
- Unterlinden Museum: Situated in the heart of Colmar, the Unterlinden Museum is housed in a former Dominican convent and showcases an impressive collection of artwork and historical artifacts. The highlight of the museum is the Isenheim Altarpiece, a masterpiece by Matthias Grünewald.
- Bartholdi Museum: Dedicated to the life and works of Auguste Bartholdi, the renowned French sculptor and creator of the Statue of Liberty, this museum is located in the artist's birthplace. Discover his sculptures, models, and drawings, and gain insights into his creative process.
- The House of Heads: This unique and ornate building is a true architectural gem. Admire the intricate facade adorned with over 100 carved heads, each with its own distinct expression. The House of Heads is a visual delight and a testament to Colmar's rich history.
- Saint-Matthieu Church: Situated on a hill overlooking Colmar, Saint-Matthieu Church offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the surrounding vineyards. Explore the Romanesque architecture of the church and take a peaceful walk in its picturesque cemetery.
- The Pfister House: One of the most famous buildings in Colmar, the Pfister House is a beautifully decorated Renaissance residence. Admire its exterior frescoes depicting scenes from biblical stories and folklore, and imagine the life of the wealthy family who once lived there.
- Museum of Toys and Little Trains: Ideal for families or those with a nostalgic spirit, this museum houses an extensive collection of antique toys and model trains. From dolls and board games to miniature railways, the exhibits offer a delightful journey into the world of childhood play.
- Eglise des Dominicains: Known for its stunning Gothic architecture, the Eglise des Dominicains is a former Dominican church that now serves as a venue for concerts and cultural events. Admire the grandeur of its interior and attend a performance to experience the acoustics of this historic venue. 10. Colmar Covered Market: Immerse yourself in the local gastronomy by visiting the Colmar Covered Market. Sample regional delicacies, browse a variety of fresh produce, and discover local specialties such as Alsatian wines, cheeses, and pastries. Note: It is always advisable to check the opening hours and availability of attractions before visiting, as they may vary.