Colmar Old Town (Vieux Colmar) Tours and Activities

Visit the most important places of the Wine Route of Alsace with a minibus cabriolet. We start the day with the discovery of the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle. Once the visit of the castle is over we will take the wine route to head to the village of Riquewihr, you will have enough time to visit the village and lunch. Then we will join Kaysersberg, elected favorite village of the French in 2017, which you will be able to freely visit. We end the day with a stop in Colmar, capital of Alsace wines, where you can discover the district of Little France with a Small Tourist Train (the Little Train does not circulate in November). You will have free time to visit the city.

Get out of Strasbourg for the day and visit some charming and enchanting villages on this private guided wine-themed tour. Stop by the villages of Riquewihr, Colmar, and Eguisheim and then partake in a tour of and wine tasting at the Castle of Haut Koenigsbourg. Sit down at a local restaurant and indulge in a three-course lunch (at your own expense).

If you’re in the Alsace region and want to do more than just wine tasting, this private day trip that includes visiting picturesque villages is the one for you. From Colmar, travel to the Castle of Haut Koenigsbourg, Riquewihr and Equisheim, and take in the rolling scenery and historical architecture. Of course, you’ll also enjoy a wine tasting, too. This is also a great option if you’re traveling with nondrinkers and don’t want to spend a whole day focused on wine.

Enjoy a personalized and scenic private walking tour through the vast pedestrian area of old Colmar, classified "protected area", where you can admire a rich heritage, civil and religious, perfectly preserved, ranging from the Middle Ages to the 18th century: the famous district of the "Petite Venise" and the Tanneurs district. You cannot miss the majestic Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin, which will seduce you by the many details of its gothic architecture and its very particular colours. If the traditional half-timbered houses make the fame of Colmar, the remarkable bourgeois houses will not fail to attract your attention. Examples include the Adolf House, the oldest house in Colmar, or the 16th century Pfister House and the majestic Maison des Têtes. From lesser-known attractions in Colmar's old town to its most renowned sites, you will be accompanied by an expert local guide who will share with you the history and secrets of this lovely city.