Colmar Itinerary
Welcome to this bespoke itinerary for your family trip to Colmar, prepared by [Your Company Name]. Your five-day journey in this charming Alsatian town will introduce you to its quaint, cobblestone streets, historic treasures, and rich local cuisine, complete with enlightening cultural activities like wine tasting and Alsatian workshops.
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Day 1: Arrival and Exploration
After dropping off your luggage at your selected accommodation, take a stroll along the famous 'Petite Venise' to get a feel for the region's unique Franco-Germanic architecture.
Time | Activity |
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Morning | Arrival and check-in at selected accommodation |
Afternoon | Stroll along 'Petite Venise' |
Evening | Dinner at a Local restaurant |
Day 2: Historical Landmarks Tour
Visit the Musée Bartholdi and the iconic St Martin Church. Afterward, enjoy an Alsatian lunch at one of the local brasseries. The afternoon presents the perfect opportunity for a guided tour through the charming Old Town.
Time | Activity |
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Morning | Visit Musée Bartholdi |
Midday | Lunch at a local brasserie |
Afternoon | Explore St. Martin Church and Old Town |
Evening | Dinner at your leisure |
Day 3: Delve into Local Cuisine
Today, visit Colmar's bustling covered market. After lunch, participate in a hands-on Alsatian cooking class where you'll learn to cook traditional dishes like Tarte Flambée, Choucroute garnie, and regional pastries for a truly immersive experience.
Time | Activity |
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Morning | Visit Colmar's covered market |
Midday | Lunch at a local restaurant |
Afternoon | Hands-on Alsatian cooking class |
Evening | Dinner with dishes learned in cooking class |
Day 4: Wine Tasting Adventure
No visit to Alsace would be complete without exploring the famous Alsace Wine Route. Join our half-day guided tour through the vineyards, concluding with a comprehensive tasting session paired with Alsatian gastronomy delights.
Time | Activity |
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Morning | Join a half-day guided tour along Alsace Wine Route |
Midday | Wine tasting session |
Afternoon | Pairing with Alsatian gastronomy delights |
Evening | Dinner at your leisure |
Day 5: Traditional Alsatian Workshops
Spend the morning learning traditional Alsatian techniques like pottery making or stork crafting in a local workshop. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner in one of Colmar's top-rated restaurants.
Time | Activity |
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Morning | Traditional Alsatian workshop |
Midday | Lunch at a local restaurant |
Afternoon | Free time exploration or relaxation |
Evening | Farewell dinner at a top-rated restaurant |
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Here are additional recommendations for places to explore and foods to try while visiting Colmar:
Places to Visit:
Unterlinden Museum: Explore this renowned museum housing a rich collection of art, including the Isenheim Altarpiece.
Koïfhus (Ancient Customs House): Visit this historic building, once used for trading, now serving as a venue for exhibitions and events.
Pfister House: Admire the intricate Renaissance architecture of this beautifully preserved 16th-century house.
Parc du Champ de Mars: Take a stroll through this lovely park, perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature.
Colmar Toy Museum: Delight in a nostalgic journey through the history of toys, with exhibits spanning several centuries.
Foods to Taste:
Kugelhopf: Try this traditional Alsatian cake, often flavored with raisins and almonds.
Munster Cheese: Sample this strong-smelling cheese, a regional specialty typically enjoyed with bread or in various dishes.
Bretzel (Pretzel): Savor a classic Alsatian pretzel, available in both sweet and savory variations.
Bäckeoffe: Indulge in this hearty Alsatian casserole dish made with meat, potatoes, and vegetables, slow-cooked to perfection.
Macarons: Treat yourself to delicate and colorful macarons, available in various flavors at local bakeries and pastry shops.
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