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MUSEUMS & CULTURAL SITES

UNTERLINDEN MUSEUM1 PLACE UNTERLINDEN (C3)

Open : all year – 10am-6pm (9am - 6pm from 30/03/18). Thursday night late opening until 8pm.Closed : every Tuesday and 01/01, 01/05, 01/11, 25/12www.musee-unterlinden.com | +33 (0)3 89 20 15 50

The new Unterlinden Museum lies in a former convent and a new wing designed by Herzog & de Meuron architects. It plays host to the Issenheim altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald, work by Martin Schongauer, modern artists such as Monet, Picasso and Poliakoff, regional archaeological items and decorative art, popu-lar art and traditional artefacts.

TOY MUSEUM40 RUE VAUBAN (E3)

Uncover a unique, exciting and lively collection in a fairytale setting that amateurs and collectors of all ages will love.

Open : 02/01-31/12 – 10am-5pm / July, August, December – 10am-6pmClosed : every Tuesday (exc. July, August, December), 01/01, 01/05, 01/11, 25/12During the small school holidays in the three French regions: open daily 10am-6pm

www.museejouet.com | +33 (0)3 89 41 93 10

BARTHOLDI MUSEUM6 30 RUE DES MARCHANDS (D4)

Open : 01/03 - 31/12 – 10am-12pm/2pm-6pmClosed : every Tuesday, January, February, 01/05, 01/11, 25/12www.musee-bartholdi.fr | +33 (0)3 89 41 90 60

The Bartholdi Museum is in the childhood home of the man behind the Statue of Liberty. It has some of the best collections of sculp-tures, sketches and paintings by Auguste Bartholdi (1834-1904).

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM24 11 RUE TURENNE (D5)

Open : 01/02-23/12 - 10am-12pm/2pm-5pm - Sunday: 2pm-6pmClosed : every Tuesday, January, 01/05, 01/11www.museumcolmar.org | +33 (0)3 89 23 84 15

The 2-storey museum in the heart of Little Venice showcases incredible zoological, geological and ethno-graphical collections from the region and other continents.

ANDRÉ MALRAUX CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY4 RUE RAPP (D3)

Open : all year – 2pm-6pm - Thursday: 12pm-5pmClosed : every Monday, 25/01, 26/01, 01/01, Easter Sunday and Easter Mondaywww.colmar.fr | +33 (0)3 89 20 67 59

The André Malraux Contemporary Art Gallery usually hosts 5 exhibitions per year including a presentation of work by the Graphic Art Workshop students in June.

DOMINICAN CHURCH4 PLACE DES DOMINICAINS (C3)

Open times : Every day from late March to end DecemberClosed : 01/01, 25/12

The Dominican Church has been home to Martin Schongauer’s masterpiece, Madonna of the Rose Garden, since 1973. It regularly hosts temporary exhibitions.

THE DOMINICANS OF COLMARPLACE DES MARTYRS DE LA RÉSISTANCE (C3)

OPENING IN 2019

The Dominicans of Colmar has a prevailing and well-established goal: use the incredible heritage that Col-mar has inherited to create an active and attractive centre devoted to scientifi c research and spreading knowledge about literature and image from the Middle Ages to the present day.www.dominicains.colmar.fr

HANSI MUSEUM28 RUE DES TÊTES (C3)

Open : all year – 10am-6pm – Monday 2pm-6pm School holidays and bank holidays : 10am-6.30pmClosed : 15/01-30/01 inclusive, 01/01, 25/12www.hansi.fr | +33 (0)3 89 41 44 20

Explore the Hansi Village and museum on a stunning Alsatian village square and soak up the scenes designed by Jean-Jacques Waltz a.k.a. “Hansi”: watercolours, advertisement posters, childhood drawings etc.

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Hit the streets of Colmar solo or with the family and unearth its many treasures.

1 Unterlinden museum

2 The House of Heads

3 Town library

4 Dominican Church

5 Voltaire’s residence

6 Bartholdi museum

7 Pfi ster house

8 Adolph house

9 The former Guard House

10 Saint Martin Collegiate church

11 Town Hall

12 Seat of the Ploughmen’s guild

13 Synagogue

14 Old hospital

15 Saint Matthew’s church

16 Former protestant presbitery

17 Tanner’s district

18 Schwendi Fountain

19 Former Customs House - “ Koïfhus ”

20 Law court

21 Pfeffel Monument

22 Covered market

23 The Fishmonger’s district

24 Natural History museum

25 Little Venice

26 Former St-John “ Commanderie ”

27 The so-called house of the St John’s Knights

28 Roesselmann Fountain

29 Bartholdi College

30 St-Peter’s Chapel

31 Hirn Monument

32 Water tower

33 “ St Martin’s Circle ”

34 Bartholdi Monument

35 Court of Appeal

36 Prefecture

37 Bruat Fountain

38 Rapp Monument

39 The “ Catherinettes ”

40 Theatre

THE HOUSE OF HEADS2 RUE DES TÊTES (C3)

THE KOÏFHUS19 PLACE DE L’ANCIENNE DOUANE (D4)

SAINT-MARTIN COLLEGIATE CHURCH10 PLACE DE LA CATHÉDRALE (D4)

TANNER’S DISTRICT17 (PETITE) RUE DES TANNEURS (D4)

FORMER GUARDHOUSE9 PLACE DE LA CATHÉDRALE (D4)

THE FISHMONGER’S DISTRICT23 QUAI DE LA POISSONNERIE (D5)

PFISTER HOUSE7 RUE DES MARCHANDS (D4)

LITTLE VENICE25 RUE TURENNE (D5)

COVERED MARKET22 RUE DES TANNEURS (D5)

This Rhine Renaissance-style bourgeois residence built in 1609 owes its name to its unusual 105 grotesque masks. A beautiful oriel covering two fl oors with a balcony adorns the wall that’s shot through with ran-domly placed trumeau-sculpted windows. An Alsatian bronze cooper by Auguste Bartholdi is the crowning glory of the stunning scribed gable. It serves as a reminder that the building was once used to trade wine.

This Gothic and Renaissance-style building was built in 1480 and was once the town’s business and political hub. Its ground fl oor was used as a warehouse, market and customs house for centuries. It is a fantastic ex-ample of business in a town at the crossroads between Italy and Flanders and the Danube and Champagne.

What sets Saint-Martin Collegiate Church apart is the size of its cathedral. Construction began in 1235 and it was completed in the late 14th century. Its austere western wall is weighed down by heavy buttresses. Two towers were originally planned but only the southern one was completed. The transept was completed in 1263, the nave around 1300 and the beautiful choir wasn’t completed until 1400. Miracles happen as soon as you step through the door as you bask in the light, unity and almost organic treatment of the space.

This “village in a town” underwent a fantastic restoration plan from 1968 to 1974 thanks to the Malraux Law. Most of the buildings were tanners’ houses. They all date from the 17th and 18th century, are narrow, deep and tall with half-timbering on the upper fl oors. They stand on a stone base with no foundations or cellars. The houses’ roofs have several hooks that were used to dry hides prepared in the neighbouring stream.

The building was built for secular reasons in 1575 next to the former Saint-Jacques Chapel (fi rst mentioned in 1286) which was housed the Town Hall. A vaulted ossuary lies beneath the ground fl oor guardhouse and upper fl oor rooms. The loggia, built between 1577 and 1582, its prolifi c decorative repertoire and gate form an architectural gem of Renaissance architecture in the Upper Rhine.

A pretty row of half-timbered houses stand along the Lauch. Most of them were home to boatmen and fi shermen who would put their traps in the river. Go along Rue de la Poissonnerie to reach “Little Venice”, the most romantic part of Krutenau, the former market gardener neighbourhood. The market gardeners would sail along the Lauch to transport their goods to town on fl at-bottomed boats reminiscent of gondolas.

The bourgeois house was built in 1537 by the milliner Louis Scherer (originally from Besançon) who earned his fortune in the Lièpvre Valley’s silver mines. This Renaissance-period house is based heavily on medieval architecture. The iconography blending allegories, characters from the old and new testaments with portraits of emperors is the perfect example of bourgeois tradesmen’s fondness for Renaissance humanist culture.

The Lauch River in Colmar has earned it the nickname of “Little Venice” which probably comes from the row of houses that used to be on either side of the river in the south-east of the town. A rural community of winemakers, market gardeners and boatmen used to live here. Krutenau stretched around Rue Turenne which the marshal went down in 1674 for his triumphant return to town.

The brick building with a metallic roof was established in 1865 and had many functions before returning to its market hall roots in September 2010. Twenty-odd traders sell fresh quality produce all year: fruit and vegetables, meat, cured meat, cheese, baked goods, fi sh and delicious local produce.

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TOURIST INFORMATION COLMAR & ITS REGION

Colmar Information CentrePlace Unterlinden, 68000 COLMAR +33(0) 3 89 20 68 92info@tourisme-colmar.com

Turckheim Information CentreRue Wickram, 68230 Turckheim+33(0) 3 89 27 38 44offi cedetourisme@turckheim.com

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TOURIST MAPCOLMAR

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TOWARDSHORBOURG-WHIR / FREIBURG

TOWARDSMUNSTER / TURCKHEIM

TOWARDSROUTE DES VINS (N415)

TOWARDSROUTE DES VINS (RD83)

TOWARDSMULHOUSE / BÂLE (A35)

OPENING HOURS TOURIST OFFICE COLMARMonday to Saturday 9am - 6pm

Sundays and Bankholidays 10am - 1pm

Good Friday, Christmas market Sundays 10am - 1pm2pm - 5pm

25th december 2pm - 5pm

1st january Closed

MUSIC & CULTURE FESTIVAL

There’s something for everyone in this eclectic festival line-up: classical, jazz and world music. Every period of history is showcased from baroque to pop and the biggest artists love performing in this joyful setting. Some evenings blend repertoires and styles to bring you bags of surprises...Late March early AprilWWW.PRINTEMPS-COLMAR.COM

FOLKLORE EVENINGS

Experience colourful folklore entertainment at the height of summer! Every Tuesday evening in the heart of the old town you’ll see folklore groups perform traditional dances and music from the vast Alsatian folklore repertoire...

Every TuesdayMid-May to mid-SeptemberWWW.TOURISME-COLMAR.COM

COLMAR INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL

Ranked in the top 10 best festivals in Europe by the New York Times since 1994, Colmar buzzes to the sound of the best classical performers and rising stars.

First fortnight in JulyWWW.FESTIVAL-COLMAR.COM

ALSACE WINE FAIR

Alsatian summer has taken over Colmar exhibition centre since 1948. The FAV Alsace Wine Fair is a fun-fi lled foodie/trade event to brighten up your summer. There are over 300 events for all ages and a daily con-cert schedule at the 10,000-seater venue.

Late July early AugustWWW.FOIRE-COLMAR.COM

JAZZ FESTIVAL

Cool loyalty to the fundamentals of jazz, newcomers and established jazz performers on the line-up, international names and local talent have been the Colmar jazz festival’s core values since it launched in 1996.

SeptemberWWW.COLMAR.FR

COLMAR BOOK FESTIVALReaders of all ages, come and experience 12,000m2 of this truly educational fair! This literature festival hosted by Colmar Library welcomes authors, illustrators, storytellers, publishers, bookshops, teachers, sec-ond-hand book sellers, journalists, librarians, archivists and conservationists.

Late NovemberWWW.FESTIVALDULIVRE.COLMAR.FR

FILM FESTIVAL7 DAYS FOR THE 7TH ART

Stars from the big and small screen, distributors, producers, directors and actors come to preview their fi lms and discuss them with you. Spend 7 days experiencing Colmar as the “capital of the 7th art”!

OctoberWWW.FESTIVAL-FILM.COLMAR.FR

COLMAR, THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMASLet the warm and cosy atmosphere of this “art and history” town cast its spell over you as its vibrant heritage sets the scene for the winter holidays! Visit 5 traditional Christmas markets! The local, crafts and family-friendly markets sit on Colmar old town’s historical squares and ooze Christmas spirit...

Late November to late DecemberWWW.NOEL-COLMAR.COM

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COLMAR CELEBRATES SPRING

Colmar gets spruced up to celebrate springtime. Over 60 traders bring their authentic produce to the Easter markets. In the town centre: a fabulous farm and 3 exhibitions of rare crafts. Another surprise is the Music and Culture Festival that’s packed with incredible musical entertainment.

Late March early AprilWWW.PRINTEMPS-COLMAR.COM

PAYS DE COLMAR

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