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The old town is enormous. It's best to take a ride on the Petit Train Touristique (the green train for sightseeing tours) and then walk to wherever you like best. You can also take a 25-minute boat ride from "Little Venice"—no, not a gondola, but one with a quiet electric motor.

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The market hall is also located here, and a visit to it is an absolute must.

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Since the mid-18th century, part of this square in the southwest of the city had been a public promenade. In 1793, the city transformed this area into a military training ground and festival site, renamed the Champ de Mars. In the 19th century, this amusement park took on its present form, with its wide paths designed to resemble the Cross of the Legion of Honor. In 1856, Auguste Bartholdi erected a statue of General Rapp on the northern square, which was henceforth named after the Colmar hero. In 1864, he then erected the Admiral Bruat fountain in the center of the park.

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Nice to walk. Everything is relatively flat.

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Ministry of Justice, with an imposing facade.

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The old town of Colmar is characterized by historic half-timbered houses and creates a magnificent overall picture

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The Mairie de Turckheim, located on the rue du Conseil, is an elegant and well-maintained building that fits perfectly into the historic cityscape of Turckheim. The architecture is classical and understated, with a symmetrical facade, sandstone details and a saddle roof that harmonizes with the surrounding half-timbered houses. In front of the building is a charming little square with a fountain, often richly decorated with flowers, which gives the whole a picturesque appearance. From here you have a beautiful view of the surrounding streets of the old town, with their colorful facades and medieval atmosphere.

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The painted cats on the street are funny. Otherwise, they're not really worth seeing.

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