• Musée Unterlinden - Discover the renowned masterpieces at the Unterlinden Museum, including the Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald. Admission to the museum is complimentary.
• La Maison des Têtes - Relais & Châteaux - Hôtel Colmar & Restaurants - Explore the captivating House of Heads in Colmar, a 16th-century Renaissance marvel adorned with 106 expressive masks and topped with a Bartholdi sculpture, now hosting a luxurious 5-star hotel and a Michelin-starred restaurant.
• Dominican Church - Delve into the mysteries of Colmar’s 12th-century Dominican Church, showcasing a blend of austere architecture and rich symbolism in Schongauer’s “Madonna of the Rose Bush.”
• Maison Pfister - Discover the secrets of Colmar’s 15th-century Pfister House, where dragon-scale turrets and Renaissance art merge seamlessly.
• Koifhus (Old Custom House) - Explore the rich history at Koifhus, Colmar’s grand 14th-century Old Customs House, where Gothic and Renaissance architecture converge, offering panoramic views from its storied steps.
• Fontaine Schwendi - Visit the Schwendi Fountain, featuring Bartholdi’s bronze statue of Lazarus von Schwendi holding a Tokay vine, celebrating the introduction of pinot gris grapes to Alsace and blending art, history, and viticulture in one remarkable landmark.
• Marché Couvert - Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Colmar’s 19th-century Covered Market, a riverside gem where stunning architecture meets a wealth of Alsatian delicacies, crafts, and vibrant history ready to be enjoyed.
• La Petite Venise - Experience the enchanting charm of Little Venice in Colmar, where pastel-colored, half-timbered houses line picturesque canals, offering the perfect photo opportunity and a captivating glimpse into Alsatian history.
• Place des 6 Montagnes Noires - Explore the historic Square of the Six Black Mountains, where Colmar’s rich history unfolds—from the site of the famous Zum Schwarzenberg inn that hosted European legends to Bartholdi’s Roesselmann Fountain honoring a local hero who defended the city’s independence.
• Parc du Champs de Mars - End your Colmar journey at the historic Champ de Mars park, where Europe’s largest wooden horse carousel and Bartholdi’s first public monument await amidst lush promenades and centuries of stories. And a few more attractions …….

• Access to tour on the Tourific Smartphone app (for 1 year on both iPhone and Android phones)
• Tour can be listened to any number of times at the location or at home for the next 1 year
• Audio commentary (AI-narrated) for 18+ key spots in Colmar
• In-app map for navigation
• Offline access to the tour (no internet connection needed) once tour is downloaded

• Any physical devices or headphones
• Human tour guide at location

Explore the charming town of Colmar with an extensive self-guided walking tour, available in English, French, German, and Spanish, through a mobile app. Discover streets that resemble a fairytale, featuring vibrant half-timbered houses, historic churches, and statues—all in one tour. Visit the Maison Alsacienne de Biscuiterie, located in a 16th-century building, to enjoy traditional bredele cookies. Be amazed by the Koifhus, the Old Customs House that combines Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Appreciate Bartholdi’s works, such as the Schwendi Fountain and the Fountain of Admiral Bruat. Stroll through the scenic Fishmonger’s District and Little Venice, perfect for capturing stunning photos. Enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the Covered Market, where you can taste Alsatian treats and find unique souvenirs. Finish at Champ de Mars park, which features Europe’s largest wooden horse carousel and Bartholdi’s first public monument. Use our mobile app to navigate without internet and explore at your own pace.

• Product is not wheelchair accessible
• All stops will be visited from outside without entering into any locations

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.