In the northeast of France, close to Germany and Switzerland, in the heart of the vineyard, Colmar the Alsatian immediately seduces by the beauty of its old centre preserved as a setting for a historical film! This small town is a jewel to be discovered by miniature train, horse-drawn carriage, boat, bicycle and on foot. By taking his time. The old Colmar, structured around the Gothic church of Saint-Martin (13th century) with its cobbled streets, lined with medieval half-timbered or early Renaissance buildings, bathed in canals, flowered in summer, illuminated in winter, is a delight. You should stroll along the Quai de la Poissonnerie, where the fish market was held and where the city's professional fishermen lived, associated with the boatmen within a powerful corporation. From here you can reach two other picturesque districts, on one side the Tanners' district and on the other the Little Venice. Colmar delights families with its many museums: the toy museum, the gingerbread museum and the Alsatian folk art museum, the Hansi village and its museum in the famous Maison des Têtes, the natural history and ethnography museum, to name but a few. Another advantage is that Colmar is located on the Alsatian wine route. The local vineyards produce wines from Riesling and Gewürztraminer. In addition, Colmar is an ideal base camp to visit the Alsatian vineyards, the Vosges Balloons Regional Nature Park or take a trip to our European neighbours. Charming accommodation, a friendly welcome and Alsatian cuisine add to the joy of discovery.