Calendar of events in and around Colmar

Let yourself be carried away by the story of Simba, a brave young lion cub, who sets off to discover his kingdom.

Little and avid readers, come and discover the 12 000 m2 from this very instructive fair! A book feast, organized by the library from the City of Colmar, which invites writers, illustrators, storytellers, publishers, booksellers,...

By night, let yourself be guided through the historic centre of Colmar... The cobbled streets, lined with colourful half-timbered houses, are brightened up by a breathtaking winter décor. Adorned with its most beautiful...

Dominating the market, the Dominican Church is pushed out of darkness by its remarkable stained glass art from the 14th century. Illuminated by the atmosphere of this historic site lays sixty huts huddled together beneath it,...

9 cabins, 9 chefs, "maîtres restaurateurs" who will concoct divine dishes for you... From starters to desserts, from oysters to Alsatian specialities, there is something for everyone! Plates to be tasted on the spot or to take...

This pretty square hosts nearly 50 huts harmoniously arranged around the fountain of Schwendi and extended along the river. At night, the old customs Koïfhus, a true work of medieval architecture, is subtly dressed in lights...

Take a holiday? Take up sport? Adopt a kitten? What if Colmar had finally found the ideal remedy to overcome the winter blues! It would seem that the people of Colmar are in need of a good laugh and have made the Colmar Humour...

A little paradise for children. Young and old alike can't wait to stroll along the path past 43 colourful cottages. You have to stop to admire the nativity scene. It's hard to leave this market without drinking a hot apple juice,...

This market is dedicated to local products while recreating the intimate atmosphere of an Alsatian village with its half-timbered houses, churches and its animals. It offers many culinary delights such as products of Alsatian...

Enter quickly warm yourself in this majestic medieval building, where you can admire the creations of twenty local artisans: ceramists, potters, glassmakers, cabinetmakers, woodcarvers, hatters, jewelers and other older creations...