Dating back to 1698, it is worth a sight. If you are brave enough to go inside, you will be able to see one of Auguste Bartholdi's original sculptures : "Genie funebre".
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Enjoy this little corner of the city; with small canals reminiscent of Venice, Italy.
Covered Market
This 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, fish and local produce.
Dedicated to the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty, who was native to Colmar.
Pfister House
A marvellous old wooden house, one of the oldest in Colmar.
Alsace Wine Museum
A museum about wine in the Alsace. It has exhibits on the history of wine, how it is grown, all aspects of wine making (including pressing, fermentation, barrel making and bottle making) and wine appreciation. The visit is supported by an audio guide which also gives access to interactive wine-themed games. There are opportunities to taste wine samples.
A museum about chocolate. It has exhibits on the history of chocolate, how it is grown and how it is manufactured. The visit is supported by an audio guide which also gives access to interactive chocolate-themed games. There are opportunities to taste chocolate samples.