The 34 best things to do with kids in Colmar

A small but beautiful room. Third floor, no elevator. With airco and small kitchen.

(Translated by Google) Lots of small defects, broken sofa. Not super clean and presence of huge spiders. Perfect location though (Original) Beaucoup de petit défaut, canapé cassé . Pas hyper propre et présence d'enormes araignée. Localisation parfaite par contre

(Translated by Google) Centrally located 👍 and basically a nice and well-equipped attic apartment. It even has air conditioning. BUT it smelled like a sewer 🤢, especially in the bathroom, but soon the entire apartment smelled, despite the bathroom door being closed. DISGUSTING!!! (Original) Zentral gelegen 👍und grundsätzlich eine nettes und gut ausgestattetes Appartement unter dem Dach. Sogar mit Klimaanlage. ABER es roch nach Kloake 🤢 im Bad besonders aber trotz geschlossener Badtür bald in der ganzen Wohnung. EKELHAFT!!!

(Translated by Google) Booked an apartment (2 rooms, bathroom) - found one room. Landlord not available. 3rd floor via narrow, steep stairs. The pictures on the internet do not correspond to reality at all. Fraud! (Original) Appartement (2 Zimmer,Bad) gebucht - ein Zimmer vorgefunden. IVermieter nicht erreichbar. 3.Stock über schmale steile Treppe. Die Bilder im Internet stimmen mit der Realität überhaupt nicht ein. Betrug!

Try to came by here if you happen go to Colmar or the area around. The museum with remarkable architectuur and art collections. Is not as big as Louvre but it is worth a visit. Price ticket for adults €13 per person.

Mid-sized museum with local artefacts, a famous painting (the Isenheim Altarpiece), and some modern art.

A stunning mix of medieval depth and modern elegance. The Isenheim Altarpiece alone is worth the visit – intense, haunting, unforgettable. The museum’s layout blends old and new beautifully, and the collection ranges from ancient artifacts to Picasso. Informative displays in multiple languages and a calm atmosphere make it ideal for a 2–3 hour visit. Highly recommended for anyone interested in art, architecture, or history.

Great museum lots to see and so many different floors and rooms...we spent 2hrs 40 minutes ...viewing the many historic artifacts...

I don’t often rate museums but this one deserves it. The Isenheim Altarpiece is the star of the show, and they do it perfectly. Plenty of space is given to each set of panels. Plenty of educational materials are readily available. And bless them for this-benches so one can sit and contemplate. Generous space is also allowed sit the masterpiece can be thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated. The rest of the museum is a delight. A wide range of art and artifacts from the history of Colmar and Alsace is presented. Again-with thought and thoroughness.

Very interesting building and museum of art. A must to visit if only to see the Isenheim Altarpiece. The comprehensive display the former chapel is excellent Plenty of other exhibits in the museum.

Spectacular museum with lots of impressive paintings on display. The Isenheim Altarpiece is spectacular and worth looking at. The building is lovely to walk around. Reasonable entry fee at €14 for an adult. Would definitely recommend a visit.

Nice little toy museum in the center of Colmar with several nice exhibits, including model trains and an impressive Playmobil display. You can also play several games, including boardgames and classic arcade games. Not the biggest museum, but nice to spend an hour or so, especially if you have young children. Highly recommended!

Nice museum with lots for kids to do. The puppet show was unfortunately not working

Its a small, very cute museum. At each floor, you will find board games or other activities to play with your kids, along with an exhibition of tous from different times. Last floor is dedicated to trains and several of them run!

I went with my son with low expectations having not read any reviews and literally making a spontaneous choice to go. My son and I engaged in everything that was on offer. It was funny for him to see toys his dad had once played with. We built stuff we pressed buttons and loved the time we had there. Only complaint is that some of the buttons didn't work and we could only get one train to work. But all in all friendly staff nice well laid out Museum.

Nice little museum full of old-school toys including puppets, model trains and cars, Barbies.

Small museum with nice exhibition. Wish the play area had more toys available to play with. Worth a visit.

It's such a great place! This museum is located in a beautiful, colourful little city. We did not have any kids with us, but this toy museum has sparked some nostalgia for some of us as some used to have the displayed items. It's really interesting to see what some kids in some parts of the world played with at different moments in history. We went there on a rainy day, but i recommended this place if you are around.

Colmar is a magical fairy-tale town that you will be thrilled by. Parking is well organized, there are several marked parking lots and you can drive very close to the canal and park in the square, it was very busy, but we found a place. About 100 meters away is the canal restaurant, where you board the boat, tickets are sold in the restaurant. We waited about 20 minutes for our boat and so we had prosecco. I definitely recommend the cruise, it is a beautiful experience. You sail past historic houses lined with restaurants to the old market, which is definitely worth a visit, you can taste local specialties there. Behind the market, the boat turns and you sail back and further towards the historic bridge to the beautiful romantic corners of Colmar, like in Monet's paintings.

Colmar is an absolutely beautiful city — like something out of a storybook. The colourful half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and peaceful canals make it one of the most charming towns in France. The architecture is stunning, showing a perfect blend of French and German influences. Don’t miss La Petite Venise, the Old Town, the Unterlinden Museum, and Saint-Martin Church. Try the local food, especially Flammkuchen (a delicious thin-crust pizza-style dish), and enjoy some great ice cream while walking along the canals. There is sufficient parking available in two underground parking garages, and the parking fees are fair. A perfect place for photos, relaxing walks, and soaking up Alsace’s unique atmosphere!

La Petite Venise in Colmar is an absolute gem! I have been often in the region passing through and never really stopped by until recently. I didn’t regretted it. Strolling through this charming area feels like stepping into a fairytale with its picturesque canals and colorful half-timbered houses. The atmosphere is both peaceful and vibrant, making it the perfect spot to unwind. I was especially captivated by the delightful reflections in the water and the quaint bridges that connect the area. There are plenty of cozy cafes and restaurants where you can savor local Alsatian cuisine. Whether you're exploring during the day or enjoying the illuminated scenery at night, La Petite Venise is a must-visit destination that offers a magical experience.

Magical & Landmark Village in France This village deserves its reputation as one of the most beautiful in France. Wandering around Colmar is a fantastic & delightful experience. We enjoyed it and can only recommend it to all. We also eat in the village and it was fine.

La Petite Venise is the heart and soul of Colmar. It brings life and charm to this poetic little town. The water is clear and calm, reflecting the colorful houses along the river. From time to time, small boats glide by, adding to the peaceful rhythm of the place. On both sides of the river, cozy restaurants and little boutiques line the streets, full of character and local charm. The riverbank is always lively—couples enjoying a quiet drink together, solo travelers taking in the views, and local families strolling with their children and dogs. It’s a scene full of life and stories. The only drawback is that this picturesque river stretch is actually quite short, so the area is smaller than one might expect. Still, it remains a must-see in Colmar—a lovely place to walk, relax, and feel the spirit of the town.

Colorful and very old buildings in Colmar. Restaurants are great -- not very touristy. I wish there were more shops for crafts and other local products. The market is small. Someone told me that this place can get very crowded in the summer, so avoid that time.

Colmar – a fairytale town full of magic! Visiting Colmar feels like stepping into a storybook. Often called “Little Venice”, the canals, colorful half-timbered houses, and cobblestone streets create an unforgettable atmosphere. The town is full of charm at every corner – from small shops and cozy cafés to stunning views along the water. The atmosphere is simply wonderful, both lively and peaceful at the same time. Walking through Colmar feels special and magical, and it’s definitely one of the most beautiful places to experience in France. A must-visit!

Was treated poorly by the receptionist. Sad, ruined the experience. She thought she was being clever but was rather demeaning. Worst thing is she represents Colmar to the world. Museum was interesting but very simple. A few models of the artist work and some photographs that are available online. The most interesting areas were his studios and recreated rooms.

So much wonderful information about the oeuvre of this sculptor, who was a local boy made good and much more than the creator of the Statue of Liberty. But isn't that enough? A scale model of Lady Liberty graces a traffic circle outside of town, too.

Cute little museum about the person behind the statue of liberty. Worth a visit. Museum not that big. Beautiful museum with so much to see regarding Bartholdi's work. It is definitely worth a visit to see the work of this diverse artist

Nice museum if you're interested in Bartholdi and his life. I wish they would translate more descriptions in English. It's disappointing to pay for a ticket and have most descriptions in french only!

For students, they let you tour the place for free. And it has such value and so much to see. It is infact the creator of the Statue of Liberty's house. Bartholdi, a great sculptur and great artist. Made my visit in colmar worth it.

The 5 euro entry fee is definitely worth it, as the museum provides enlightening insights into Bartholdi, Colmar, and the region. Located in the birthplace of Auguste Bartholdi, which was bequeathed to the town in 1907, the museum spans three levels dedicated to this iconic 19th-century artist, known for creating the Statue of Liberty and the Lion of Belfort. Inaugurated on November 18, 1922, it houses an impressive collection of sculptures, paintings, drawings, photographs, sketches, and models. Recognized as a Museum of France, the building was awarded the "Maisons des Illustres" label by the Ministry of Culture and Communication in 2011.

I loved it. I wish I had more time to spend in. We went right before lunch and we didn't have lots of time since they were closing for lunch. But it was great! The only that I noticed that it's there's no access for strollers or wheelchairs that was so sad that some people with disability can't have access to all the 3 floors. Otherwise highly recommend.

The most beautiful and fairytale style city at Christmas. If I could I would give 10 stars. The vibe, the look of the city is out of this world. It should be on the bucket list of every person.

We made a day trip to Colmar during our recent stay in Strasbourg and enjoyed the charming Christmas Market scene held around the city centre. The annual Christmas Market is held during Advent (late November until 29 December each year. There are signs from Colmar Central Station clearly pointing the way to the city centre and main market squares, the walk is around 12-15 minutes. The market is up and running from around 10am each morning. The Christmas Market in Colmar is spread out over a handful of public squares where you find traditional Christmas market stalls selling hot wine, seasonal food, holiday ornamentations, gifts and related items. Everything blends in nicely with the medieval appearance of the city centre, creating great atmosphere to enjoy the holiday season. It was also nice seeing the larger scale Christmas trees and tall Noel Pyramid and other Christmas themed entertainment for families at Place Rapp. All in all, we spent around 5 hours enjoying the market and sightseeing before catching train back to Strasbourg in the mid afternoon.

Colmar Christmas Market is very beautiful and very crowded during this season. If you are around it’s a must to do in your last. Colmar is a very nice place to visit!

Located almost on the border between France and Germany, Colmar is one of those dream cities, a medieval village with narrow streets and colorful half-timbered houses that could illustrate a fairytale book. A legitimate representative of the Alsace region, Colmar brings together the best of both neighboring countries and has so many attractions that deserve to be included in a French itinerary whatever the time of your trip. During the months of November and December Colmar transforms into an even more fascinating destination due to the magic of Christmas. It is at this time that the Colmar Christmas Markets take over the city and the festive atmosphere of Christmas lights, colors, flavors and aromas make the entire experience even more unforgettable.

Nice and beautoful. But too many people, every restaurants are occupied, food quality not good as expected

Our visit to the Christmas market in Colmar filled my heart with joy and wonder.

Was really nice but so full of people

This is a nice fountain monument dedicated to Lazare de Schwendi (1522-83) that is the work of Auguste Bartholdi and was erected in 1898. I enjoyed viewing the bronze statue of Schwendi in armour, raising his his right hand while holding the vines of Tokay, a variety of grape from the region. The statue stands upon an ornamental pedestal with extended spouts which spill water into a ground level basin below. The fountain was not in operation during our recent December visit, instead filled with Christmas wreath, garlands and other holiday decorations.

Many have said it’s small and easy to miss but I would disagree. Beautiful even without water when when visited. Installed in 1898, this fountain is surmounted by a bronze statue of Auguste Bartholdi representing Lazarus of Schwendi (1522-1583). Demolished in 1940, the fountain was rebuilt after the war with a smaller basin and oriented differently, to accommodate the statue again on the Place de l'Ancienne Douane. Warlord in the service of Emperor Maximilian II between 1564 and 1568, Lazarus of Schwendi left to fight the Turks in Hungary from where he allegedly brought back the Tokay grape variety. Auguste Bartholdi was inspired by this legend to brandish a vine cep to his statue of Schwendi.

The Schwendi Fountain in Colmar was enchanting during Easter, with stalls, live bunnies, and festive decorations everywhere. Surrounded by the river and colorful decorates houses, it felt truly magical , such an unforgettable and storybook-like experience even at night!

Lovely square especially if the weather is sunny. Unfortunately the water was missing from the fountain which was a bit of disappointment for us. It is very crowded area during the weekends. The channel next to the fountain was also almost empty.

Historic fountain rebuilt after World War II. This is in the centre near the Old Custom House. It is decorated with the statue of Lord Schwendi

Nice fountain in a great location. However as many others have stated, it is rather small and very easy to miss. I, myself had walked right by it and turned back around to see it.

This fountain was not as big as many of the other representations of Bartholdi's in the area, and is easy to overlook with so many interesting buildings surrounding it. Also, while we were there, their were Easter decorations that were hung around it, so that probably also detracted a bit from it's overall impact. It is certainly worth your time to stop and take a look, but no need to linger.

Park in the middle of Colmar with a couple of well known statues, the big red Colmar lyeers in front of a beautiful fountain and an antiques marry go round. Underneath is the modern parking garage Rapp which is very convenient to start off a walk in the city. The playground is currently built and will feature cute wooden animals.

Beautiful and huge park in the Center of the city near to the main train station. They do have a small playing place for the kids and a place for the coffee. It is good to have a short walk in the park. Well maintained and clean place. Green and peaceful to have a wonderful walk.

the parade had the "Colmar" sign which is great for taking photo. there are many bench in the park under the tree and great to rest for our tired legs.

Beautiful Park with Historic Statues, water fountains, and a lovely Cafe. Take your picture by the big red Colmar letters

Without a doubt one of the cleanest, most well-maintained and supervised (during the day) parks ever. A great place to get some relief on the hottest days. There is a long walking path. There is Colmar written in capital letters, it is a great place to capture the moment with a photo.

Nice park with lots of open space (and areas with tree shades to walk). I like that they merged traditional and modern vibe here. Great for kids and families.

A nice place to take a picture with the Colmar city sign. Next door there are water fountains that children can go in and get wet. Opposite there is a large beautiful carousel and a cafe, further along is a grassy area for a picnic and another large fountain.

追尋《霍爾移動城堡》裡的魔法足跡 🔮 Stepping into a fairytale! Built in the 1500s, this medieval-looking Alsatian house was commissioned by a wealthy hatter—just like Sophie, a hatter herself—though much poorer, of course... With its whimsical turrets, wooden balconies, and storybook charm, this place looks straight out of a magical adventure. Can you picture Howl landing here with Calcifer’s magic? #HowlsMovingCastle #GhibliVibes #MedievalFantasy #FairytaleTravel #AlsatianTown

Under renovation during our stay (2023) thus we cannot judge the inside. The outside is gorgeous !

It’s incredible how such ancient buildings have been so carefully preserved to this day.

This is one of the most amazing buildings in Colmar. It is located in the old town, surrounded by other beautiful buildings. A hundred meters away is the smallest building in Colmar (or Europe?).

It's nice but it can't be visited.

Busy part of Colmar but some very traditional architecture and overall a beautiful town. You have to go very central to appreciate it!

Old Pfister House, there are nice details on the building facade

Fantastic, loved every part, my husband wanted to go round twice!! Very engaging, this is how a museum should be. Considering how much chocolate I eat it is amazing how little knowledge I had of where it comes from. We were 2 adults, but I can imagine children enjoying the interactivity and the games. And as an added bonus it was air conditioned, so we could escape the heat.

My son and I went here and were instantly made to feel welcomed by the staff. We were given a device that allowed us to listen to the story of Chocolate. My son is 7 and was basically enticed into this museum on the promise of free Chocolate and as a dad I was more than happy to tag along. I couldn't believe how he tried every single story, game and film that was on offer. He totally loved it and so did I. Would absolutely recommend this place for a visit. We loved it.

A must visit attraction in Colmar. A really nice, unique and informative chocolate origins story tour. The tour itself is self guided with 3 language options - French, English and German. Every step of chocolate manufacturing is explained in detail with historical paraphernalia associated with it. There are many interactive games to keep us sharp and active. There are also chocolate samples that you can try out during the tour. This chocolate manufacturing tour is really worth its price. There is also a gift shop present here where you can also buy chocolates. The staff at the entrance are also friendly and helpful.

The chocolate museum tour that I experienced with my daughters was truly fantastic! It was not only entertaining but also educational. The museum provided an English audio tour throughout the entire facility, which made the experience more enjoyable and informative. The 90-minute tour was filled with unlimited chocolate samples, satisfying our sweet cravings while exploring the world of chocolate. The end of the tour offered a delightful selection of hot chocolate options, and I opted for the Spanish hot chocolate, which was rich. The museum itself was structured on two levels, allowing us to immerse ourselves fully in the history and process of chocolate production. After the tour, we decided to participate in the chocolate making class. It was incredibly fun to create our own chocolate treats with experts, and the best part was indulging in our delicious creations in the following days. For families with children, like my 14 and 16-year-old daughters, this tour is a great way to keep them engaged and entertained. Even those who tend to get bored easily will find this experience captivating and enjoyable. I highly recommend allowing yourself 60-90 minutes for the tour, and if time permits, do not miss the opportunity to join the chocolate making class. It adds an extra layer of fun to the entire experience.

One of the best experiences in a museum . The have very tasty chocolate inside.

AWESOME MUST VISIT. Both wine and chocolate tours were nice. The chocolate one especially since at the end you can opt for a workshop where you can make your own chocolate! That was a unique experience and it worked pretty well, better than I expected! I am not one to look at pictures on the walls for hours on end - I need something interactive - and this museum offered me exactly that.

Fantastic! Audio tour was very handy and you can go at your own pace, plenty of chocolate to try and family freindly! Reccommend buying the combined ticket online with the wine museum, saves 20% or so . Wine museum was also fun and grape juice is provided as an alternative to wine for tasting at the end. Also next to a beautifull old church ypu can visit.

We read some good reviews on google and decided to go. Unfortunately as we are on vacation and have a roofbox on the car and the parking did not allow more than 2m height. I understand that they don’t want campers here but this was very disappointing for us and the children.

At the entrance, there is a checkpoint where all items brought inside are inspected. Bringing alcoholic beverages is prohibited. The entrance fee is 4 Euro for both children and adults. The designated swimming area is limited and supervised. There is a small grassy area with some trees where visitors can relax in the shade. A large parking lot is available free of charge. Restrooms are also provided inside the facility.

Perfect spot for a hot summer day! Beautiful sandy beach, clean lifeguarded swimming area, plenty of shade, and crystal-clear water. My kid had a blast at the play areas while I enjoyed the relaxing lake vibes—way nicer than a pool!

We came here after a day in Colmar in summer as the heat was too much to bear in the city. The water is cold (this is a feature during a heat wave) and it's a nice beach with a snack/Burger stand, showers, and changing rooms. There aren't any lockers once you enter and reentry isn't permitted so I recommend leaving valuables in the car. Parking is free (but has a 2m height limit), but not much availability to reach here by public transit.

Great place to rest in a cristal clear water or lying on a white sand

Great place to chill with family. Non smoking non drinking place

Awsome place with a blow up parcour for children 6 years or older. It's great fun for adults as well. The lake is clean and the beach nicely taken care of

This is one of those buildings that just sticks out, and as it was from the architect Albert Schmidt, who is also known for the House of Heads and the House of Arcade, it is not hard to see why. The architecture of The House of the St. John's Knights, is reminiscent of Venetian palaces and not of local French dwellings. The original house was built in 1608, and this is a reconstruction from the 19th century, however it is still very impressive.

Google maps had me all turned around! It's not the main street, go around the block to view.

(Translated by Google) It’s unexpected to see a Venetian palace in French-German Colmar. It clearly stands out among neighboring buildings. The house has a two-story arched gallery with a stone balustrade that connects the two buildings. One side of the house faces the road, the other faces the courtyard. The building was built in 1608 by the architect Albert Schmidt, who is also known as the author of the “house of heads” and “house of arcades”. In the 19th century the house was reconstructed. The building is known as the House of the Knights of St. John, although in fact it never belonged to the Johannites, so the name does not correspond to reality. May 2022. (Original) Неожиданно увидеть во французско-немецком Кольмаре венецианский дворец. Он явно выделяется среди соседних построек. Дом имеет двухэтажную арочную галерею с каменной баллюстрадой, которая соединяет два здания. Одна стороны дома выходит на дорогу, другая — во внутренний дворик. Здание было построено в 1608 году архитектором Альбертом Шмидтом, который также известен как автор «дома голов» и «дома аркад». В 19 веке дом был реконструирован. Здание известно как Дом рыцарей св. Иоанна, хотя на самом деле оно никогда не принадлежало иоаннитам, так что название не соответствует действительности. Май 2022.

(Translated by Google) This house evokes a Venetian palazzo and is surprising in the Alsatian environment. The two superimposed galleries are strictly symmetrical. (Original) Cette maison évoque un palazzo vénitien et étonne dans l'environnement alsacien. Les deux galeries superposées sont rigoureusement symétriques.

(Translated by Google) The house "of the knights of San Juan" never really belonged to them. It is said to have been built in 1608 following Italian models and that it was dismantled at the beginning of the 19th century to be later rebuilt at the end of that same century. It is, therefore, in reality, a nineteenth-century reconstruction of a private house that, with its two "loggias" superimposed on the entrance and structured around a patio, is an exotic example of a private home in both Colmar and Alsace. (Original) La casa «de los caballeros de San Juan» jamás les perteneció en realidad. Se dice construida en 1608 siguiendo modelos italianos y que fue desmontada a principios del XIX para ser reconstruida después a finales de esa misma centuria. Se trata, pues y en realidad, de una reconstrucción decimonónica de una casa particular que, con sus dos «loggias» superpuestas a la entrada y estructurada en torno a un patio, es un ejemplo exótico de vivienda particular tanto en Colmar como en Alsacia.

(Translated by Google) Colmarian curiosity! Lots of charm clearly inspired by Venetian residences! Irony or not we have a branch of river nicknamed Little Venice which is a few steps from the house of the Knights of Saint-Jean (Original) Curiosité colmarienne ! Beaucoup de charme clairement inspirée des demeures vénitiennes ! Ironie ou pas nous avons un bras de rivière surnommé la petite Venise qui est à quelques pas de la maison des Chevaliers de Saint-Jean

(Translated by Google) Replica residence of Venice and for the curious, facing the residence continue 150 meters to your left, on the sidewalk opposite, you will see an opening in the wall with a gate and there behind you will have the honor of paying homage to a tomb 🙏 there Rest in Peace of the Knights of St John as specified on the tombstone. FORGIVENESS for inconvenience but neighborhood of my childhood and I know every corner of it ❤️ dan (Original) Réplique demeure de Venise et pour curieux , face à la demeure poursuivez 150 mètres à votre gauche , sur trottoir en face , vous verrez une ouverture dans mur avec une grille et là derrière vous aurez l'honneur de rendre hommage à une tombe 🙏 il y repose en Paix des Chevaliers de St Jean comme précisé sur pierre tombale . PARDON pour dérangement mais quartier de mon enfance et j'en connais chaque recoin ❤️ dan

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful church with magnificent circular benches (Original) Une très belle belle église avec des bancs en circulaire magnifique

(Translated by Google) Magnificent Catholic place of worship. The stained glass windows are very beautiful. To visit (Original) Magnifique lieu de culte catholique. Les vitraux sont très beaux. A visiter

(Translated by Google) The church of my childhood village. Very beautiful architecture. My dad contributed to this reconstruction after the war (Original) L'église de mon village d'enfance. Une très belle architecture. Mon papa a contribué à ça reconstruction après la guerre

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church to see (Original) Très belle église à voir

I ate asortment of alsatian sausages with sauerkraut and potato. It was as good as it can be. Sauerkraut was fine and sausages were also tasty.

The sausages were the best ones I've ever eaten! Service was good even though they were very busy. Great atmosphere in the square where traditional music was playing

Tried traditional Alsatian dishe Choucroute des Tanneurs and it was tasty. Love sour cabbage which is good combination with Strasbourg sausage and herb sausage. Mushroom sauce for Sirloin steak was salty. Service was good and attentive.

Like most of those who went there, we went there because of the queue outside. And the ‘petit futé’ award shown on the front door. So after 20min waiting outside (inside no space to wait ) we got our table. Yes the staff is kind. But don’t expect an amazing food experience. I am French and had better Choucroute even in the middle of France away from Alsace. The food was good but honestly for the price I would expect something else. For tourists with first time in the region or in France, this will be seen as great. That makes it more a tourist attraction than food experience. We appreciated the atmosphere, the kindness of the staff. They have a nice choice of wines. Riesling we chose was very good for 27€.

We had one with mushroom and one with tandoori chicken. The mushroom and cheese was really a different flavour . Loved it .

Good food but you wait for ever to order or to pay. Delivery is fine. Portions are big.

It's a wonderful place! The stuff is very friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious and they have several vegetarian options which is great and hard to find in Colmar. The atmosphere is warm and cozy. We went there twice and it was perfect both times.

Is a charming indoor market housed in a historic 1865 building. Features around 20 vendors selling local products like cheese, wine, pastries, and Alsatian specialties, as well as some international food. Cozy, with spots to eat on-site or take away.😋 Some visitors find it slightly pricey, but it's praised for its quality and authentic experience 😆

The historic market is worth a visit, it is an explosion of flavors, colors and aromas. You can taste local products here, the cheeses, butter, salamis are great, as well as honey, various pastries and bread and baked sweets. We tasted fresh oysters and shrimps, and finally baked crab. This area is also known for its excellent white wine, there are wine-growing villages nearby and we visited the most beautiful one, I will write about that in another post.

Very clean and tidy market. It is good without any smell. Price is also good. Very good experience to walk there and shopping there.

This market is a vibrant spot in the heart of Colmar’s old town, perfect for relaxing with a drink at the bar, enjoying a meal at one of the restaurants, or simply wandering through the colorful stalls. The Colmar Covered Market, constructed in 1865 by architect Louis Michel Boltz, showcases a remarkable example of 19th-century industrial architecture. The use of materials like brick, iron, and cast iron marks Colmar's shift into the industrial era. Located along the Lauch River, this market was once a bustling hub for market gardeners transporting their produce in flat-bottomed boats. After its restoration in 2010, it reopened as a permanent market, inviting visitors to experience its charm. The market's iconic fountain is adorned with a bronze statue of a winegrower. This sculpture, installed in 1986, replaces the original statue crafted by Auguste Bartholdi in 1869. Be sure to check the schedule, as opening hours may vary, but you can always count on authenticity and friendliness when visiting this lively place.

It was a nice experience seeing the traditional market from Colmar. The building itself, along with the market inside were really nice and clean and I was glaf that it had the option to pay using the credit card too. And it was also the first time for me seeing natural figs, since I have only seen figs from Turkey, until I reached this square. It is deffinetly worth checking out this place, if you visit the beautiful city of Colmar!

The building itself is lovely, with lots of light and a great atmosphere. Inside you’ll find fresh local produce, cheeses, bread, meats, wines, and regional specialties.

Went to Colmar market deliberately as I can not find lovely dried meat from France now. Got back to England and it was delicious. The Duck(Canard) didn't have a label on it.

Friendly staff and nice Alsace wine! I didn’t have a reservation but managed to get a table. Had 1 glasses of Alsatian wine and a steak fillet. The wines are lovely as the staff asked my preference to pair with the steak.

Every single dish we had, from the starters to the main course, and desserts, was so delicious and beautifully presented. My kids loved this place too. A true gem in town!

Tasty food and big selection of Alsatian vine.

Excellent restaurant in Colmar right downtown in the old city. Wonderful chef created a tasting dinner and desserts. We all had the scallops.Be sure to make reservations for dinner as almost every night it is completely full. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Never experienced this disgusting behaviour before. As I am chronically ill, I sometimes need to use the toilet soon. I was already walking around for 5 minutes looking for one. I was hurting really bad, finally found a restaurant. I understand it's not free and was willing to pay for it. Explained my situation. Got send away. I hope they get treated the same way when they really need something.

This place was decent; I was not a fan of the French food, but it was something different to try while on vacation. I love trying new food; I just wish they had an English menu or Spanish it was hard to understand the menu give that the location is set up on tourist area. The dish presentations were superb! The customer service was also amazing.

What a pleasant surprise! We have just left this cozy restaurant in Colmar, near the Bartholdi Museum. Great food, great espace and great service - my partner had a little bit of trouble with the language and asked for a salad with bacon (and he’s allergic to anything pork related). They promptly managed to make a new salad for him. The main course and the dessert were also exquisite. It was a really great experience. Highly recommended.

Big church locate in the middle of the city near saint martin church .Entre fee for2€ /person but inside nothing to see much just a drawing picture of Madona of the rose bush and a little

Astonishing catholic cathedral

We were there in December, so the Christmas Village crowds were at a high. The church was such a beautiful structure, but too crowded to get inside. This village redeemed my feelings about France (not a fan of Paris) with only one rude restaurant owner who clearly did not like Americans. The rest of the folks were so sweet and cheery.

Nice but not the best in the region

The Church of the Dominicans (Église des Dominicains), is a major work of the architecture of the mendicant orders, that began construction in 1283. The Dominicans who arrived in 1278, were driven out of the city temporarily in 1330. Since 1973, it houses "The Virgin at the Buisson de Roses" (La Vierge au buisson de roses), the masterpiece of Martin Schongauer.

Beautiful church, located 200m north-west of the remarkable St. Martin's Church.

This church is beautiful and is a must-see for those traveling in the region. It is not quite like any others I have seen nearby.

The staff did a terrible job packaging fragile items. When I asked for more packaging and explained I was taking items on an airplane the employee refused to be helpful. The picture shows how my ceramic bowl was package. Not enough bubble wrap and no tape.

A small but interesting place to go. It was worth paying €5 to go to see his paintings upstairs as they were very pretty. The shop downstairs has lots of things to see and buy as well.

Lovely stall front and Museum

Love this little museum of Hansi’s works! His works mainly based in the local area (Colmar). You can see how his illustrations becoming more political during WWII. Must visit in my opinion!

A good museum to visit to learn more Hansi and view his art and influence throughout Colmar and France. He has a very interesting style, having painted landscapes and created "propaganda", in a sense, during the war. It costs 5€ to enter, which I believe the museum does not reflect this price

Museum and the Hansi village, named after the famous illustrator Jean Jacques Waltz ‘s nickname. To experience the atmosphere of the famous scenes designed by Hansi. This watercolourist has also drawn many watercolours in Colmar and region. Includes museum shop.

Nice museum. We loved the Christmas store downstairs.

We stopped by here based on the recommendation we received from the must-eat list. The atmosphere of the place, the warm and friendly atmosphere inside enchanted us when we came from the cold. The menus we ate were delicious, and we also liked the drinks. After waiting about 15 minutes to order, when I went to the waiter, he sternly said, "You should wait a little longer." That's the only reason I'm deducting points. Other than that, it's a must come and see

As a group of four, we dined at this restaurant twice for lunch. The outside seating was lovely with a nice outlook although a little cramped. The restaurant is very large and there is a second outdoor seating section, but mostly in the sun. The food was delicious and the service good. A little annoying, we came back for drinks in the late afternoon and were told there was a 5 euro cover charge per person just to have a drink, even when we proved we had just ate there. We left not ordering drinks.

The staffs are super friendly and can speak English. The food and the atmosphere is very nice. 추천해요!

We ordered two steaks, but the drinks arrived halfway through the meal and were served wrong twice. The waiters were friendly, but clearly disorganized and confused, often gathered together and mixing up orders. The food was average at best, and my “medium” steak was served well done.

Went for lunch and the service was terrible. They brought us inside randomly from the outdoor seating which they had originally sat us at and then did not serve us for a long time. We finally received our drinks at the end of the meal asking 2 different servers. The food was very mediocre.

This restaurant is disappointing : this is more a food factory, focusing on volume. Beer was served warm, food is average and service is disapointing . Always looking for waiters who gave too much tables under their responsibility….

Surprised this place is only 4 stars. Honestly some of the best food we’ve had in Colmar. Staff were very friendly.

This is a monument of city native and Military General Jean Rapp (1773-1821) who famously fought in conflicts including the French Revolution and Battle of Austerlitz located at the public square by the same name. Interestingly, it is the work of legendary local sculptor Auguste Bartholdi (1854) and depicts Rapp in military officer attire with his right hand crossing his chest while he stares forward. It is a nice monument worth a moment or two to view when passing through the square.

Dating back to 1854, the statue has quite a history! Dedicated to General Jean Rapp (1771-1821), this statue was Bartholdi's first public work of art, unveiled he was only twenty years old. It was was first displayed during the Universal Exhibition of 1855 and on the Champs Elysées in Paris, it was moved to Colmar in 1856. The Nazis demolished it in 1940 and then it was restored in 1948 after the war. The plaza, Place Rapp, is pedestrian only. And today, it was set up as part of the Christmas markets with a fence on all sides to keep the kids from wandering off.

It’s worth passing by if you’re interested in Bartholdi’s work. It’s the work that made him get noticed :)

Beautiful monument of General Jean Rapp (who fought in the Napoleonic wars) by Bartholdi. It's a pretty popular place, with lovely fountains, a carousel and a café. The location is excellent, you can reach the Centre-Ville on one side, and the Fontaine Bruat and the Prefecture on the other.

It would be better if they put the Colmar letters somewhere else. It leaves the statue a bit in the background

Its realy nice

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place with lots of potential and room to add more. Why they didn't build it at the same time is the fountain. It drives me crazy. (Original) Schöner Platz mit viel Potential und Platz um noch was hinzubauen. Warum man es nicht parallel gebaut hat macht den Brunnen. Macht mich verrückt

Great tasting, very friendly host. Goris was pretty knowledgeable and kind. Love the four wines and the two whiskys. Great tasting, affordable and enjoyable. Highly recommended!

10/10 recommend! Had a nice tasting at the counter and loved every single one of their crémant/wines! They had a lot of knowlegde.

We had a wonderful wine tasting! Nao was very helpful and taught us about their local made wines. The wines are amazing and the staff were kind and helpful!

An absolute pleasure to be served by Alexei. Excellent knowledge and very welcoming. The wines were fantastic quality, the best we have tried so far.

We had an amazing tour with our guide Joris — his explanations were clear, engaging, and full of knowledge both during the visit and the tasting. The wines were excellent and the whole experience felt authentic and welcoming. Highly recommended!

Guillaume was lovely!! We tasted several delicious wines, all with fascinating explanations of how they came to be. Learned so much about grapes - type, quality, etc! Would definitely recommend a tasting here. Cheers!

Jonatan is really nice, friendly, and explains everything in detail. The wines are spectacular. A good experience!

I enjoyed my visit here! Kind staff, small and interesting and I thought it was perfect for 6€. The taxidermy collection was very old and really interesting to see the differences in how they turned out back then compared to now. We also really enjoyed the Egyptology exhibit and Ethiopian artifacts.

I was really suprised with this museum. The entrance fee is low so wasn't suspecting much. But to my suprise it tickled me in very specific spots: dinosaurs, mummies and stuffed animals. The range of stuffed animals is incredible, from sea animals to big bugs and even a dolphin. With just the right amount of goofy animal faces. The dino skeletons are also incredible. T-Rex, ok. And also the museum has some suprise mummies. If you're in Colmar and seen the inner city for the fifth time, visit this museum.

Simple but rich history in small place in the centre of oldtown. Good for kids - young ones, since the main attraction is Dinosaur exterior area with paleontologist activities

The museum features an exhibition that includes both local and exotic animals, spread across two floors. During my visit, there was also a special exhibit on dinosaurs. However, the museum’s compact size and the admission fee contributed to my overall rating of three stars.

Good for visiting with kids there are a few interactive activities for them

Small museum with only french explanation. Only fun if you are french. There are 4 rooms with each different subject. 1 with animals, one with history.

Small museum but with a good collection of items. You get to learn a lot about the wildlife and geograpgy of the Vosges and Alsace.

One of my favorite experiences in Alsace. It is a great museum for everyone, who wants to learn a bit more about the local wine. The best part is, that it combines learning with playing, with fun mini games along the route through the museum. The audioguides are simple to use, and we got to taste three different wines at the end of the tour. Higly recommended for spending an afternoon in Colmar!

Such a nice museum. They have a lot of modern, fun things, including some interactive activities.

600K Turks live in France. Many tourists come from Turkey. However, there is no Turkish audio guide in wine museum. 👎 The wine museum is an interactive museum with some games. It tells the story of growing grapes and turning them into wine. It was a nice experience. At the end of the museum, you can taste 3 different wines from the Alsace region.

Great experience! Really fun and informative museum. It explains all steps involved in making wine from the history of the region, soil, grapes, corks, glasses and ends with a wine tasting.

Very nice museum. It has activities for kids which makes the visit more enjoyable for families. Even the kids can taste juice from different grapes at the end of the visit. There is a chocolate museum just next to it which is also fun

Really interesting museum. We were the only ones on a Saturday afternoon! Not just a novelty, it’s got lots interesting history and includes 3 good servings of wine at the end m.

Very good museum, very informative but also has many good games that are really fun to play. Also very interactive and has great technology! Would definitely recommend.

Challenging but fun escape game in Colmar. We failed to escape even with the help of our game master Caroline. Still had a great time though!

Good escape game, and good host girl

Just amazing! Really cool riddles and ideas. Thanks Caroline 🙌🏻

Super experience 👌

Escape game original !

(Translated by Google) A great time spent with the family celebrating my daughter's birthday. Bruno is incredibly welcoming and quickly gets you in the mood!! Exceptional puzzles. Moments of seriousness, reflection, and laughter guaranteed!!! So great! 👍🏻 Thank you for these 90 minutes that were too short! (Original) Super moment passé en famille pour fêter l’anniversaire de ma fille Bruno hyper accueillant qui vous met très vite dans l’ambiance !! Énigmes exceptionnelles Moments de sérieux , de réflexions et de rigolades assurés !!! Trop Top 👍🏻 merci pour ces 1h30 qui ont été trop courtes 😁

(Translated by Google) A wonderful experience with this escape game. It was quite complicated for us, so we didn't succeed, but we had a great time. 😊 Bruno gave us a very warm welcome. We're thinking of doing another one with them. I recommend it. (Original) Très belle expérience pour cet escape game. Assez compliqué pour nous, on n'a pas réussi mais on a passé un super moment. 😊 Très bon accueil de Bruno, On pense en faire un nouveau avec eux, Je conseille

Picturesque scenery in very peaceful atmosphere. This is a real holiday.

These directions are incorrect and lead you to a dead end behind an apartment building- nowhere near the river.

(Translated by Google) La Lauch (a small town in Colmar, France) i fell in love with this place I walked back and forth a lot and couldn't stop taking photos. I'm glad I came here and had a great time, The years are quiet, everyone is filled with bright smiles, and they are very happy with the beautiful scenery in front of them. The happy time is condensed here. (Original) La Lauch（法國科爾馬小鎮） 我愛上了這個地方 來來回回的走了很多趟，照片拍不停 我很慶幸自己來到這裡，享受美好時光， 歲月靜好，大家都洋溢著燦爛的笑容，很開心眼前的美景，幸福的時光凝聚在這裡。

(Translated by Google) It is said that in 491 AD, a Taoist priest named Ursus de Cahors built a monastery on a rocky plateau on the left bank of the Indre River. A settlement gradually formed around the monastery. It is still a small town now, and it feels very quiet. There aren't many tourists here, so it's a good place to get away from the big city for a vacation. But it's also a disadvantage, which is that it's inconvenient to buy things. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. There are only simple sightseeing boats sailing on the river, and there are also a lot of love chains. It is said that the names of the two lovers should be carved on the chains, and then the keys should be thrown into the river, which means they will never be separated... But I always wonder if there is another business opportunity to find chains. Love now is like a drive-thru, you can say love or break up. (Original) 據說從公元491年，由一名名叫「Ursus de Cahors」的道士在安德爾河左岸的一處岩石高地上主持修建了一處修道院，修道院四周逐漸形成聚落，現在就還是一個小城鎮，感覺很清幽的FU 這裡沒有很多密密麻麻的觀光客，很適合來這裡暫時遠離大城市度假一下，但是也是有缺點就是買東西感覺很不方便，各有優缺點 河道上剩下簡單的觀光船在行走，還有就剩下滿滿的愛情鎖鏈，據說要把兩個人愛情的名字刻畫在鎖鏈上，然後把鑰匙丟下河水中，代表永不分開…..但是我總想要不要再來一個尋找鎖鏈的商機，現在的愛情就像是得來速說愛就愛說分就分

(Translated by Google) Located right on the romantic Lauch River of France, Colmar village is located about 64 km southwest of Strasbourg - the capital of the Alsace region. This place is known as one of the most beautiful villages in France, which can make anyone fall in love when they have the opportunity to visit. (Original) Tọa lạc ngay bên dòng sông Lauch thơ mộng của nước Pháp, làng Colmar nằm cách Strasbourg – thủ phủ vùng Alsace khoảng 64 km về phía Tây Nam. Nơi đây được mệnh danh là một trong những ngôi làng đẹp nhất nước Pháp, có thể khiến bất cứ ai cũng say đắm, phải lòng khi có dịp ghé thăm.

(Translated by Google) The Lauch is a pretty river starting at the Col d'Hahnenbrunnen and flowing into the Ill in Colmar about fifty kilometers further. Fierce in spring with the melting of the snow, its bed sometimes dries up in summer. Its course is an opportunity to discover Lauch Lake, Issenheim and the promenade along the river between Hattstatt and Colmar. (Original) La Lauch est une jolie rivière prenant naissance au Col d'Hahnenbrunnen pour se jeter dans dans l'Ill à Colmar une cinquantaine de kilomètres plus loin. Fougueuse au printemps avec la fonte des neiges, il arrive en été que son lit soit asséché en été. Son cours est l'occasion de découvrir le lac de la Lauch, Issenheim et la promenade aménagée le long de la rivière entre Hattstatt et Colmar.

(Translated by Google) A friendly, family-friendly stroll along the Lauch. Long like the city which stretches along the river. The return can be made via the main street (rue de la République) of the city. Walk suitable for children and strollers. Enjoy the beauty of the site and especially the vineyards on the hillsides. (Original) Une balade sympathique et familiale le long de la Lauch. Toute en longueur comme la ville qui s'étire le long de la rivière. Le retour peut se faire par la rue principale ( rue de la République)de la ville. Balade adaptée aux enfants, aux poussettes. Profitez de la beauté du site et surtout des vignobles sur les coteaux.

(Translated by Google) I warmly thank the entire team who manage my AirBnB apartment. I have absolutely nothing to complain about, really. A human, caring, patient, available, responsive, attentive and coordinated team! Everything is done to ensure that the experience of the owner and the traveler goes smoothly. You have had my trust for several months. I recommend with my eyes closed! (Original) Je remercie chaleureusement toute l’équipe qui s’occupe de la gestion de mon appartement en AirBnB. Je n’ai absolument rien à redire, vraiment. Une équipe humaine , bienveillante , patiente, disponible, réactive, à l’écoute et coordonnée ! Tout est fait pour que l’expérience du propriétaire et du voyageur se déroule sans encombre. Vous avez ma confiance depuis plusieurs mois. Je recommande les yeux fermés !

(Translated by Google) I've been working with Relax Conciergerie for a while now. I appreciate their professionalism and attention to detail in managing accommodations. Communication is seamless, and the services are always well-executed. (Original) Cela fait un moment que je travaille avec Relax Conciergerie. J’apprécie leur professionnalisme et leur sens du détail dans la gestion des logements. La communication est fluide et les prestations sont toujours bien réalisées.

(Translated by Google) I would like to express my satisfaction with the exceptional services offered by the company Relax Conciergerie for the management of the short-term rental of my apartments in Mulhouse. For almost a year, their expertise and dedication have greatly facilitated the management of my property, allowing me to benefit from invaluable peace of mind. From the start of our collaboration, Sébastien and Olivier demonstrated exemplary professionalism by offering personalized assistance and sound advice during the first rental of my apartments. Their expertise allowed me to understand the different approaches and considerations necessary to optimize the profitability of my properties, which greatly reassured me. Once the apartments were ready to be rented, I was able to see the efficiency and rigor with which the Relax Conciergerie team manages the entire rental process. From the attractive presentation of properties to the writing of specific and tailored advertisements, including handling reservations and traveler requests, every aspect is managed with remarkable attention to detail. I am also impressed by the quality of the service providers with whom Relax Conciergerie works to ensure maintenance, cleaning and management of household linen. Their meticulous selection guarantees an impeccable level of service, which greatly contributes to the overall traveler experience. Furthermore, the transparent and responsive communication provided by Edouard and Charlotte is a major asset of this company. Their availability and professionalism are exemplary, and they demonstrate great efficiency in answering all of travelers' questions and requests. In summary, I highly recommend the services of Relax Conciergerie to all owners seeking complete, quality management of their short-term rental properties. Their commitment to excellence and their constant focus on satisfying the needs of owners and travelers make them an invaluable, trusted partner. I am grateful to be able to count on them for the efficient and professional management of my property. (Original) Je tiens à exprimer ma satisfaction à l'égard des services exceptionnels offerts par la société Relax Conciergerie pour la gestion de la location de courte durée de mes appartements à Mulhouse. Depuis près d'un an, leur expertise et leur dévouement ont grandement facilité la gestion de mes biens, me permettant ainsi de bénéficier d'une tranquillité d'esprit inestimable. Dès le début de notre collaboration, Sébastien et Olivier ont fait preuve d'un professionnalisme exemplaire en offrant une assistance personnalisée et des conseils avisés lors de la première mise en location de mes appartements. Leur expertise m'a permis de comprendre les différentes démarches et réflexions nécessaires pour optimiser la rentabilité de mes biens, ce qui m'a grandement rassuré. Une fois les appartements prêts à être loués, j'ai pu constater l'efficacité et la rigueur avec lesquelles l'équipe de Relax Conciergerie gère l'ensemble du processus de location. De la présentation attrayante des biens à la rédaction d'annonces spécifiques et adaptées, en passant par la prise en charge des réservations et des demandes des voyageurs, chaque aspect est géré avec un souci du détail remarquable. Je suis également impressionné par la qualité des prestataires avec lesquels Relax Conciergerie travaille pour assurer l'entretien, le ménage et la gestion du linge de maison. Leur sélection méticuleuse garantit un niveau de service irréprochable, ce qui contribue grandement à l'expérience globale des voyageurs. Par ailleurs, la communication transparente et réactive assurée par Edouard et Charlotte est un atout majeur de cette entreprise. Leur disponibilité et leur professionnalisme sont exemplaires, et ils font preuve d'une grande efficacité pour répondre à toutes les questions et demandes des voyageurs. En résumé, je recommande vivement les services de Relax Conciergerie à tous les propriétaires cherchant une gestion complète et de qualité de leurs biens en location de courte durée. Leur engagement envers l'excellence et leur souci constant de satisfaire les besoins des propriétaires et des voyageurs font d'eux un partenaire de confiance inestimable. Je suis reconnaissant de pouvoir compter sur eux pour la gestion efficace et professionnelle de mes biens.

(Translated by Google) I can only recommend this concierge service. Sébastien and Olivier are serious people, very professional and above all very responsive. More than 2 years of collaboration alongside them and it's a real pleasure to have trustworthy people alongside you. (Original) Je ne peux que conseiller cette conciergerie. Sébastien et Olivier sont des personnes sérieuses, très professionnelles et surtout très réactives. Plus de 2 ans de collaboration à leurs côtés et c'est un réel plaisir d'avoir des personnes de confiance en face de soit.

(Translated by Google) Almost 3 years of experience with Relax Airbnb concierge, no management or communication difficulties. Creation of the very top and very good quality announcement, management of passenger communication, arrivals and departures, makes the travelers' stay memorable. Impeccable cleaning and linen. It's simple, effective and very attentive. For the management of your Airbnb apartments, I recommend Relax Congerie!!! (Original) Quasiment 3 d’expérience avec Relax conciergerie Airbnb, aucune difficulté de gestion ni de communication. Création de l’annonce très top et de très bonne qualité, gestion de la communication voyageurs, des arrivées et des départs, rend le séjour des voyageurs mémorable. Le ménage et le linge impeccable. C’est simples, efficaces et très à l’écoute. Pour la gestion de vos appartements en Airbnb, je vous recommande Relax Congerie!!!

(Translated by Google) Now a year of activity with the concierge service for a first experience for us, very good service, responsiveness and efficiency in the face of the problems that we encounter in this type of activity. A young, honest team, with excellent value for money. I recommend 🙂 👍 (Original) Maintenant un an d'activité avec la conciergerie pour une première expérience pour nous, très bon service, réactivité et efficacité face aux problèmes que l'on rencontre sur ce type d'activité. Une équipe jeune, honnête, avec un rapport qualité prix excellent. Je recommande 🙂 👍

(Translated by Google) I can only advise. Efficiency, responsiveness and seriousness A valuable and competent partner to succeed in your projects (Original) Je ne peux que conseiller. Efficacité, réactivité et sérieux Un partenaire précieux et compétent pour réussir ses projets

Excellent place to go for a jog in morning. There is a stream running by and a small kids area to play. Opens at 8 am. Good place

(Translated by Google) Very nice place to walk alone or with family, I highly recommend this place (Original) Très belle endroit pour ce promener seul où en famille je recommande vivement cette endroit

(Translated by Google) Very nice walk along the water with the possibility of sitting down and being able to dip your feet in it and if you want to sit down for a picnic 😍 (Original) Très belle promenade au bord de l'eau avec possibilité de se poser et de pouvoir y tremper les pieds et en cas d'envie se poser pour un pic nique 😍

(Translated by Google) A place to discover without moderation (Original) Un lieu a découvrir sans modération

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant to relax and take a very pleasant breath of fresh air (Original) Très à gréable pour ce détendre et prendre un bon bolle d'air très agréable

(Translated by Google) This is a room like any other, I went to vote today like many other people. (Original) Ceci est une salle comme une autre, je suis allée voter aujourd'hui comme beaucoup d'autres gens.

(Translated by Google) To do a little walk (Original) Pour faire un peu de marche

(Translated by Google) The playground is in full sun, impossible to stay with children. It's dirty, (Original) L'aire de jeux est en plein soleil, impossible de rester avec des enfants. C'est sale,

(Translated by Google) Nice and well done. Just need a little light for winter days when night comes early. (Original) Sympa et bien fait. Manque juste un peu de lumière pour les jours d'hiver ou la nuit arrive tôt.

(Translated by Google) Very nice. (Original) Bardzo ładne.