Colmar - a journey into a fairy tale
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From the tour you will learn why Colmar is called Little Venice, where the Statue of Liberty appeared in America, what the House of Heads is, who brought the vine to Alsace, what the Unterlinden Museum is famous for and why it is so called, why there are two organs in St. Martin’s Cathedral and why Vladimir Spivakov annually holds his festivals in Colmar.
We will walk with you through the beautifully preserved historical center of Colmar and you will see a lot of interesting advertising signs over bakeries, restaurants, pharmacies, which made a native of Colmar uncle Annecy (Jean-Jacques Walz).
It is very interesting to visit St. Martin’s Cathedral, the Unterlinden Museum, which is located in the former Dominican monastery, look at the Bartholdi House Museum and take a boat ride along the Lauch River.
You will not be indifferent to the House of Heads, the House of Pfister, the House of Adolf, the old customs and other historic values of Kolmar.
Every time tourists after a visit to Kolmar admire and say that they have visited a fairy tale.