Colmar
Colmar
Colmar
Situated in the center of Alsace, between two other big industrial poles that are Strasbourg and Mulhouse, Colmar is must see stop. The medium-sized city, possesses numerous monuments and its typical ...
By bike, the sites you mustn't miss out on are even more accessible. Via the Rhine cycle route EV15, you will visit two places in Alsace that are listed as world heritage sites by UNESCO: Strasbourg - Grande île and Neuf-Brisach, a stronghold built by Vauban, and discover the largest locks in France at Gambsheim and Kembs-Niffer built by Le Corbusier. Via Romea - EV5 - will take you through the lakes of Lorraine and the boat lift at Arzviller to the foot of the 51 Grand Cru vineyards of Alsace. The lock ladder of Valdieu-Lutran and Mulhouse is also an astonishing sight on the EuroVelo 6 route.
Situated in the center of Alsace, between two other big industrial poles that are Strasbourg and Mulhouse, Colmar is must see stop. The medium-sized city, possesses numerous monuments and its typical ...
With its monumental cathedral featuring carvings as delicate as any piece of lacework, Strasbourg is one of Europe’s most attractive cities. Thanks to the richness and sheer density of its heritage si...
"A prodigy of the gigantesque and the delicate," as Victor Hugo claimed. Strasbourg Cathedral (1015-1439) is an absolute masterpiece of Gothic art. The 142 m high spire looks incredibly lightweight an...
The « little Venice » is the name given to the course of the Lauch in Colmar. This name probably came from the original line of the houses on both sides of the river, which serves the southeast of the...
Neuf-Brisach is the Citadel of the Sun King since it was founded in 1699 at Louis XIV's behest. Today, it is considered as Vauban's masterpiece. Its architecture is unique in Europe, and the Citadel i...
Come to Ebersmunster to discover a real treasure! Its baroque abbey church is the most beautiful in Eastern France and the only one in Austrian style in Alsace. A unique jewel in Alsace!...
Located on the place de la Réunion, in the heart of Mulhouse, this Protestant church was built between 1858 and 1868 on the site of a 12th-century church. Designed by J.B. Schacre, the church was buil...